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At around 3:00 into the video that dwarf said why is this plugged in when it has a battery Well i don't know how things work in middle earth but in the real world the battery is there in case the power goes out :)
keep in mind it completely backfired for Jason because just imagine how long it would take to set that stuff all back id say more than 1 hour to do that like seriously, makes for a really good video though. not sure why I want to post this but I do.
I used to manage a hotel for quite a few years, we had more of our fair share of people leaving their rooms "destroyed" without actually breaking anything. That's why we keep a credit card on file when you check in. I used to change people an extra 50-100 dollars for that depending on how mad my housekeepers were.
just imagine being the guy in the next room. you just landed after a long flight and just want sleep but from the next room you keep hearing banging, grunting and "nope nope nope nope nope nope nope nope 100 DOLLARS!!!!!! "
I went to a secret hotel in Japan once. It is only available to guests who subscribe to that hotel chain. Mainly used by corporations. We drove to a large anonymous building in the countryside and went in through a largely unmarked door and it was a hotel inside! From the outside there were none of the signs or trappings which would let you know that it was a hotel or encourage you to wander in. They were really beautiful rooms by the way.
i love how brian goes nuts on these toilet paper rolls , as if anybody had the patience to roll them out , hide 100 bucks , and then neatly roll them up again :D
"Oh right, because two guys can't just be good friends and visit a hotel room with a double bed, and cause a lot of crashing and grunting, and then one leaves, and it's reeeeeeeally quiet for the next few hours before the other one leaves and says 'Sorry if we left any mess. I tried to tidy up as best I could. Here's a $300 tip' can they?"
Jason the fact that you actually put things back together makes you my favorite. NO ONE CLEANS UP AFTER THEMSELVES IN A HOTEL. People are animals. If they're not in their own home people won't even flush the damn toilet.
Hotel safes? Watch the unofficial prequel series Hacking The System (if you can find it. Damn you Netflix!) and they have an episode about how not secure they really are.
Well you kinda have to mix the actual content with some comedy at points. Could get stale really quick if he searching like a normal human being the whole time.
Ahh, my dad used to hide bills in odd places at hotels in order to teach us to check spaces and not leave anything behind. Occasionally we found valuables we actually may have lost otherwise, and the cash was nice for buying snacks and stuff.
I'd watch this if it were a game show. Every season do a different setting. Like, season 1: various hotel rooms 2: bed rooms, 3: class rooms maybe And so on. It would be incredibly entertaining
Added difficulty, do it in a real place, like a real hotel or school, someplace where there is someone in charge of keeping it clean and know the place like the back of their hand. They do not know where the money is hidden, but for every item they find out of place in a room inspection after the contestant searches it, be it a skewed picture frame or a pencil dropped under a desk, the contestant is deducted $100 from their earnings.
@Joe Casson choosing this comment to leave a response to huh? don't have anything else more interesting to say to something more substantial than defending your arbitrary definition of destructive? we are all but dust floating in the cosmic wind destined to be snuffed out by the eternal processes of a cold and uncaring universe and your decision is to comment about how flipping over a hotel mattress isn't destructive. The true destruction tears at our very being, stripping our very genes of valuable material until our most fundamental parts break down and cease their life-harboring capability that we take for granted. Please, reconsider your time, for soon enough it will be gone
Diskflame Jesus Christ , that is quite possibly the single most pretentious thing I’ve ever read. Do you do this often? Or have you just been waiting like “one of these days someone is gonna reply to one of my comments and I’m gonna respond with a wall of text that I think makes me look smart.”?
@@alastair852 No I'm actually dumb as shit, but arguing about whether or not flipping a mattress counts as destructive is also dumb as shit, so i shut it down before it could even start
@@discflame , are you o.k.? Your response to Joe is the most bizarre comment I've ever read on any message board...and that includes a lot of flat-earther comments too. Please seek professional help. I'm serious.
@@mint530 I'm sure they did, but it still sorta hurts, because there are plenty of people who do not. I've found curtains with banana smeared into it, or a woman who was on her period, who just left her used products on the floor
@@PlzStepOnMe I live in the Netherlands and I did it as a summer job when I was 17 so the pay wasn't bad and I didn't need it to pay for bills or anything :) thankfully I wasn't the one who had to clean up the banana, but I did clean up the period blood etc that was disgusting ( and I learned later that I wasn't even allowed to clean that because a risk of bloodborne pathogens ( like AIDS ))
how long is it really gonna take to remake the bed and put the microwave back. Housekeeping probably isn't even gonna notice, aside from all the toilet-paper being used.
I love this!! I have been hiding small prints of my art, stickers and pages from my sketchbook in hotel rooms for YEARS now and don't know if they've been found, tossed or discarded. Fun video!
Should have put all the bills back and told house keeping "Look, I'm sorry about the room... but I left a thousand dollars in there and whoever finds it while cleaning the place can keep it."
so shwood, the reason there is a battery spot in the plugged in alarm clock, is so that if the power goes out briefly, it will keep it's time and settings
man im a hotel engineer and i thought of like 20 spots you could of used that would of been unfindable i thought you would of put money in the Hvac unit drain tray or inside the bed frame or behind the bathroom door handle rosette but there was alot of good hiding spots here
Laugh Hotel Engineer? That's a new job title I've never heard before. Did you mean janitor or caretaker? Is it along the lines of calling the checkout girl a purchasing and acquisition executive?
@@RawTopShot the job title is Engineer every hotel ive seen has it listed as engineer its easier than saying maintenance technician and less rude than saying the maintenance guy since a hotel engineer runs all aspects of the building we repair everything ourselves being a jack of all trades i do plumbing, electric, carpentry, roofing , automotive repair, hvac repair, appliance repair so how about not being a condescending asshole when you know absolutely nothing
@@RawTopShot He meant what he meant. What's funny about your dick of a comment, is you think that because it's not something you've heard of, it must be something else that you have. A display of ignorance followed by condescension is very unflattering.
Civil Villain Different countries, different working titles then I guess. I've been in the hotel industry over 30 years and never heard that before. We'd call that much of a varying working skilkset, a handyman. 😁
BRIAN YOU CAN'T LAY A REFRIGERATOR COMPRESSOR ON IT'S SIDE! It's super bad to do that, and you have to leave it upright for 24 hours before you can run it again. Also I love y'all
@Joe Casson Yes. There are many designs. But the design of this one is clearly visible in the video. I'm yet to see drawer slides of that type that don't involve attaching one part to the drawer and the other to the cabinet. I'm open to be proven wrong though.
@@RawTopShot More likely LED. Actual neons use a lot of power, are expensive to maintain and contain hazardous gases (at least gases you don't want to share a room with) while being easily broken. LEDs flash quickly as part of how they work. US electricity is 60 hertz so an LED connected to that will operate at I think 120 hertz while cameras often record at 50 fps so the difference means the camera will catch the LED off in some frames and on in others creating the flickering we then see in the video. It might be enhanced when RUclips's compression reduces the video to 30 fps depending on what frames are used/discarded in compressing it. More complicated LED circuits control the brightness of the LED by changing the duration of the LED being on vs off, so a variable LED will at different brightness's to the human eye appear to be either on or off for longer than it is off or on respectively. I will just say that this is a very basic description of their function.
@Swirly Kalen When someone I know well enough to be invited to their house does me wrong without apology, I have been known to creatively hide their remote controls, or other tech, or items that usually take time to notice missing.
In the UK there used to be a children's show called Finders Keepers. There was a sort of human sized doll house, and kinds trashed the rooms looking for clues to go to another room, and keep finding clues until they find the item. Fastest team won the game that episode.
I love how he keeps saying "missed opportunity" while most places he looks don't have it, and neither do the "opportunities". Missed opportunity to fail?
0:52 TV pitch: Coming this Summer: Modern Rogue's- Hotel Heist: 1 hour 1 hotel room 100, 000 dollars Can *YOU* solve the room? Jason: Can you? Brian: CAAAAAN you? Each week ONE contestant will be given ONE hour to find the cash prizes hidden in these hotel rooms. Jason [Holding cash]: Find it all and the cash is yours. Brian (holding a blowtorch): Lose and we burn the cash in front of you. [Laugh's manically] *[Random explosion #1]* Modern Rogue's-Hotel Heist Coming soon to Comedy Central/ViceTV. *[Random explosion #2]* That is as close to that dream as you're probably going to get, but here you go.... You're welcome.
"Random Crackheads tore up a room and filmed it today." "Really?" "Yeah, it was really god damned weird. Like one of them unrolled all of the toilet paper for some reason, and they really tore up the bed and soda." "Huh. Think they were looking for something?" "Like one of them stashed something?" "That's my guess, the weirdest thing though, they ripped me 300$" "At least they were nice about it."
Hello, and welcome to "Rogue house flipping"!! This episode, Brian Brushwood destroys an entire hotel room for $1,000! Come and see the crazy spots that Jason Murphy has hidden 10 $100 bills!
Years ago I stayed in The Castaways Hotel, Miami Beach. Dropped something behind head of bed, under headboard. Moved bed, found rolls of cash and drugs! Didn't think to call police. Called management to collect it all. Never thought about it again until watching this video.
I'm a volunteer firefighter. That device labeled "fire" on the ceiling wasn't going to hurt anything if you touched it. The front panel comes off and there's electronics under it. That's simply a siren and strobe, not something that can set the alarm off. If you touch a wire and disconnect it (very hard to do) the alarm panel in their control room will beep but the alarm won't go off. They might just call to make sure everything is okay but nothing more.
Former hotel housekeeper here.....another great place to hide something valuable is INSIDE the air conditioning unit...the whole front comes off quite easily usually by pulling out and up. just tuck something up in there, pop the whole front back on and voila, perfectly chilled cash and diamonds that no one but you will know about
Worked in houssekeeping for only a month, and i'm telling you right now if I walked in on that I think i'd just fall to my knees and gape. Manger walks by "What are you doing? Shouldn't you be cleanin- OH MY GOD!" "I'm gonna' need more than half and hour for this one boss."
Missed opportunity to replace the $100 bills, with slices of salami. Titling the video “Playing hide the salami in a hotel room” would have been amazing!
Once you started yanking drawers I was hollering "Check the bottom of the drawers!" You ignored all of them even though you pulled the drawers out. I just learned 11 dead drop spots in a hotel room. More information to help me when I get a job with MI6 when I grow up.
When I search for something in my house, after looking at the obvious spots, then I follow the right hand rule. I place my right side against a wall and move methodically through the room and house only make right hand turns. I work from top to bottom. If it's good enough for a labyrinth and Minotaur, then it's good enough for me.
Sometimes moving things, usually folders or papers on a desk, but my rule for finding things is to look more than once where you think it should be as it is often close to that spot, I guess that is related to moving things ;-) and two use a flashlight, neutral white if possible, to better discern colors and shapes, especially if you need to look under things where it is shadowed or dark. Anyway, an entertaining video. You need an after shot to show the cleaned up room. Especially if the hotel room owner recognizes the room. LOL.
10:23 - "This reminds me of my phone phreaking days." God bless you, sir. My little growing-up-in-the-90s heart leaped with the joy of nostalgia when I heard those words.
Yep, I've had to hide money, etc., many times over the years. There are different kinds of concealment, the typical kind, where you are hiding things from the hotel personnel, and then there is concealing things from more "professional" types of searches. I'm envious of you guys, I wish my buds were still here with us. Y'all keep enjoying life.
I thought this was going to be secret hiding places in hotels where a *person* can hide and was really excited. Thumbnail led me to believe every hotel room has at least one secret shawshank tunnel behind a picture on the wall
Of all my stays in hotels, I have NEVER had the need (or desire) to hide cash (or any other small valuables). This video was more entertaining than it was informative.
12:45 For those who don't know, "Caddywampus" or "Cattawampus" is a term in the American South that means "crooked". I knew we say it here in Georgia and Florida, but I didnt know they did in Texas.
i used to travel to mexico a lot and would always ask for the same room number, i lived almost 3 to 4 months a year there (sometimes i would wait a day or two before the room became available)....I would stash extra Mexican cash and coins inside the metal wall utility plate near the floor and up high in the overhead bathroom light fixture (where they never dusted anyway) cause i didn't want to exchange it or carry it back to the U.S. My money was always there where i left it when i arrived a month later. BTW Those silly little metal safes in the hotel room....seriously?....that would be the first place people would rob or take the entire safe. nobody comes with screwdriver to open up a wall panel box...or stands on a chair up high.
Thanks for giving me a way to pass the time for all of my upcoming hotel stays...I’ve always wondered what I might find if I searched every room I stay in.
Allright Wise-guys.... That is such a "CLEAN" room you are hiding stuff. My mom was a hoarder and never threw ANYTHING away!!! I could give you three months or three years and I'm sure you wouldn't find even a fraction of what you were looking for... Now, if I used any of your ideas in her location, it would become a "CERTIFIED IMPOSSIBILITY" to find anything! Still a cool video!! :)
Some years ago a couple I know went on a holiday trip, staying at a cheap hotel in Greece. One night when they went out for dinner they hid their compact camera in the mattress, took all their money with them and headed out. When they came back the hotel room was completely emptied. All clothes and stuff, even their luggage was gone. The only things left was their toothbrushes, and luckily they found the camera still in the mattress. So at least they could brush their teeth, go to bed and the next day they bought the bare necessities so they could stay the last few days and head home. At home, when they emptied the camera's memory card and looked through the pictures, there was one picture on it they didn't recognize. It was an image taken in their hotel room, on the bed, showing two dudes bare hairy asses with toothbrushes stuck half way up.
Tell a friend, gee dangit!
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At around 3:00 into the video that dwarf said why is this plugged in when it has a battery Well i don't know how things work in middle earth but in the real world the battery is there in case the power goes out :)
Do some shit with pirates
So does the hotel know you ripped a drawer off the slides?
@@DavidLeeKersey why would it matter its not broken... lol
You guys should do house hiding spots
This is also a video of how fast Brian can destroy a room without actaully destroying anything
keep in mind it completely backfired for Jason because just imagine how long it would take to set that stuff all back id say more than 1 hour to do that like seriously, makes for a really good video though. not sure why I want to post this but I do.
He actually ripped the drawer off the rails lol
@@PickleMaster507 Oh shit you might be right about that the rails aint supposed to pull out like that
I used to manage a hotel for quite a few years, we had more of our fair share of people leaving their rooms "destroyed" without actually breaking anything. That's why we keep a credit card on file when you check in. I used to change people an extra 50-100 dollars for that depending on how mad my housekeepers were.
The mini fridge could have been damaged. Laying it on its side for too long while running the compressor can damage it.
just imagine being the guy in the next room. you just landed after a long flight and just want sleep but from the next room you keep hearing banging, grunting and "nope nope nope nope nope nope nope nope 100 DOLLARS!!!!!! "
And the maniac laughing!!!!!
MISSED OPPORTUNITY MURRFY!!!
ledgen95 1k Like!
Lol
Then you’re like, “welp.... guess I gotta look and see if there’s lost money in here too...”
New catch phrase: "That's a missed opportunity, Murphy!"
Goes flawlessly with "Go away bad guys!"
"Too obvious, Brushwood!"
Ok doboy
Clickbait! You didn't actually show any spots to hide my secret hotels.
Legit point.
I went to a secret hotel in Japan once. It is only available to guests who subscribe to that hotel chain. Mainly used by corporations. We drove to a large anonymous building in the countryside and went in through a largely unmarked door and it was a hotel inside! From the outside there were none of the signs or trappings which would let you know that it was a hotel or encourage you to wander in. They were really beautiful rooms by the way.
Legit made me half snort. 👏
@@StuartWoodwardJP So that's how you hide a secret hotel? In plain sight?
@@Ami_E_Bowensame 😂
Just 2 middle aged bearded men and a camera man getting a hotel room for a "shoot"
*banging noises intensify*
MISSED OPPORTUNITY MURPHY
This is that PornHub recommendation that keeps popping up that I'm NOT interested in, PornHub!
Nope nope nope nope nope. 100!!! Grunt
Getting paid for “Discovering the money”
i love how brian goes nuts on these toilet paper rolls , as if anybody had the patience to roll them out , hide 100 bucks , and then neatly roll them up again :D
Charon
He went into " puppy mode"
People there must've thought you were the weirdest gay couple they've ever checked into their hotel
Two dudes and a film crew rent a hotel room for a couple hours, nothing suspicious there.
do the funny gag and leave some shampoo/lotion sprayed on the sheets
@@catfish552 "Two dudes and a film crew" sounds like a porn hub video.
@@avenger007007 Yes, that was the joke.
"Oh right, because two guys can't just be good friends and visit a hotel room with a double bed, and cause a lot of crashing and grunting, and then one leaves, and it's reeeeeeeally quiet for the next few hours before the other one leaves and says 'Sorry if we left any mess. I tried to tidy up as best I could. Here's a $300 tip' can they?"
Jason the fact that you actually put things back together makes you my favorite. NO ONE CLEANS UP AFTER THEMSELVES IN A HOTEL. People are animals. If they're not in their own home people won't even flush the damn toilet.
I was hoping that you just put it all in the safe and locked it
Bust out the thermite!
Hotel safes? Watch the unofficial prequel series Hacking The System (if you can find it. Damn you Netflix!) and they have an episode about how not secure they really are.
Zero, Zero, Zero, Zero. or some other reset code.
@@Brodysseus Amazon Prime video had it for a while, I don't know if it's still there though.
Edward Allsep yeah I’ve seen it they probably can get into one already lol
*The Modern Rogue get sued over property damage*
Comrade Soviet they cleaned up most likely
@@heythere9707 At the end of the video they knocked that tile out when trying to replace the light fixture he knocked out.
I can totally hear their old robot voice from the intro saying that
As someone who works in a hotel, this was very amusing and very horrifying to watch 😆
Dakota Todd We fixed everything! I swear!
@@Metalhammer1993 I'd tidy that up for a grand
Same I was cringing the whole time!
The toilet paper roll thing was a bit excessive. It would be obvious if it was rerolled
Well you kinda have to mix the actual content with some comedy at points. Could get stale really quick if he searching like a normal human being the whole time.
Wyatt Gattshall you think any of that was what a normal person would do?
I agree. Especially since Brian never looked on the inside of the toilet paper tube.
Wyatt Gattshall yeah, although I think that might have just been him not thinking about it too, as he WAS on a time limit
You could probably slide money into it without unrolling.
Ahh, my dad used to hide bills in odd places at hotels in order to teach us to check spaces and not leave anything behind. Occasionally we found valuables we actually may have lost otherwise, and the cash was nice for buying snacks and stuff.
I'd watch this if it were a game show. Every season do a different setting. Like, season 1: various hotel rooms
2: bed rooms,
3: class rooms maybe
And so on. It would be incredibly entertaining
Added difficulty, do it in a real place, like a real hotel or school, someplace where there is someone in charge of keeping it clean and know the place like the back of their hand. They do not know where the money is hidden, but for every item they find out of place in a room inspection after the contestant searches it, be it a skewed picture frame or a pencil dropped under a desk, the contestant is deducted $100 from their earnings.
I mean there was a game show kind of similar to that idea already.
@@liquidrock2u what show?
@@WTFcat99 I believe it was called Finders Keepers. It was an old game show on Nickelodeon.
@@liquidrock2u I hope someone makes it in modern day. It's way mpre interesting than most other game shows
Robot voice: The Modern Rogue destroys a hotel room
*THE MODERN ROGUE GETS BANNED FROM MARRIOTT*
I miss Stephen Hawking!
I was wondering why he didn't look at the bottoms of the drawers. That seemed like an obvious place to hide a bill.
Yeah, and he even checks under the mirror at 5:12. He probably did it to save time.
"i did not hide it anywhere destructive"
brian: *tears apart the whole room*
@Joe Casson choosing this comment to leave a response to huh? don't have anything else more interesting to say to something more substantial than defending your arbitrary definition of destructive?
we are all but dust floating in the cosmic wind destined to be snuffed out by the eternal processes of a cold and uncaring universe and your decision is to comment about how flipping over a hotel mattress isn't destructive. The true destruction tears at our very being, stripping our very genes of valuable material until our most fundamental parts break down and cease their life-harboring capability that we take for granted.
Please, reconsider your time, for soon enough it will be gone
@@discflame Don't cut yourself on the edge, me Lord.
Diskflame Jesus Christ , that is quite possibly the single most pretentious thing I’ve ever read. Do you do this often? Or have you just been waiting like “one of these days someone is gonna reply to one of my comments and I’m gonna respond with a wall of text that I think makes me look smart.”?
@@alastair852 No I'm actually dumb as shit, but arguing about whether or not flipping a mattress counts as destructive is also dumb as shit, so i shut it down before it could even start
@@discflame , are you o.k.? Your response to Joe is the most bizarre comment I've ever read on any message board...and that includes a lot of flat-earther comments too. Please seek professional help. I'm serious.
As someone who's done roomservice, watching him trash the place just kills me a little
Cora Tolsma I’m sure they cleaned it up and tipped very well. After all, there were $300 left...
@@mint530 I'm sure they did, but it still sorta hurts, because there are plenty of people who do not. I've found curtains with banana smeared into it, or a woman who was on her period, who just left her used products on the floor
@@Cora.T fucking ew, i hope you find something better to work to at in the future
@@PlzStepOnMe I live in the Netherlands and I did it as a summer job when I was 17 so the pay wasn't bad and I didn't need it to pay for bills or anything :) thankfully I wasn't the one who had to clean up the banana, but I did clean up the period blood etc that was disgusting ( and I learned later that I wasn't even allowed to clean that because a risk of bloodborne pathogens ( like AIDS ))
@@mftripz8445 yes I did it just for 7 weeks as a summer job :)
As part of hotel staff this video gives me like 1000% anxiety
If you find drugs give it to room 13 thanks
But... How many rooms will you be searching from now on? muwahaahaaa
jedironin380 We already have to search the rooms for drugs
Anthonyjh02 We’ve found weed and meth before but we just send that into the police
@@lucillefrancois150 what if I put my weed in my suit case you gonna open my shit?
Imagine if he found a large stash of cash the other dude didn’t even hide 😱
Oh shit, he be pulling out a metal suitcase filled with franklins thinking its part of the game
Or that body of a hooker unda the bed
@@BxCortez2050 lmao
Or someone’s condom stash
Or someone’s chopped up body in the suitcase
"Brian lets out bottled emotional stress on a hotel room for 15 minutes straight"
Maid: "WHAT THE F-
Crew: "Yeah, sorry about that, here's $100 tip."
Maid: "... kay."
@Roderick storey and it goes on forever..
Hope that they tipped the maids really well. Reminds me of my brothers and me at Easter when we were kids
I'm sure they put it all back when they were done lol
At the beginning it said that they spent a long time cleaning up
how long is it really gonna take to remake the bed and put the microwave back. Housekeeping probably isn't even gonna notice, aside from all the toilet-paper being used.
@@omikronweapon propping a fridge on the side is bad for it though
I love this!! I have been hiding small prints of my art, stickers and pages from my sketchbook in hotel rooms for YEARS now and don't know if they've been found, tossed or discarded. Fun video!
“CUZ IM A MODERN ROOOUUGE!” Damn I miss that intro.
They need to bring it back
Bruh, there's an OG in Rogue lmao
Anna Strohbeck rouge rogue same thing when you don’t give a fuck
@@Paladin_Johnson because who gives a fuck about the difference between two different words with different definitions, lol.
@@Paladin_Johnson except they're two different words lol
Thanks for showing us stuff we didn't know
-every shady person that works in hotel housekeeping
Do it for Marley. #doitformarley
I guess it depends on how fucked up you are.
or how much the last guy in there splooged on the bedsheets@@mcmullen_photo
Too bad they didn't bring a uv light
***flashback*** stares into the distance.... that wasn't mayonnaise. @@burritodog3634
Should have put all the bills back and told house keeping "Look, I'm sorry about the room... but I left a thousand dollars in there and whoever finds it while cleaning the place can keep it."
Hey man, cool to see you here.
You guys ruined the gameshow someones gonna steal that 10/10 idea
MrBeast will definitely take that idea
Well they stole this idea
@@evs251 where?
@@markmcculfor6113 From Theo Von
so shwood, the reason there is a battery spot in the plugged in alarm clock, is so that if the power goes out briefly, it will keep it's time and settings
In theory, yes, but if it's made in China it does nothing. Just a gimmick and good selling feature. For real. Lol
@@Jrome3 thats super sad, and annoying as all hell
man im a hotel engineer and i thought of like 20 spots you could of used that would of been unfindable i thought you would of put money in the Hvac unit drain tray or inside the bed frame or behind the bathroom door handle rosette but there was alot of good hiding spots here
Laugh
Hotel Engineer?
That's a new job title I've never heard before.
Did you mean janitor or caretaker?
Is it along the lines of calling the checkout girl a purchasing and acquisition executive?
@@RawTopShot Maintenance Tech. They are called engineers in the hotel industry.
@@RawTopShot the job title is Engineer every hotel ive seen has it listed as engineer its easier than saying maintenance technician and less rude than saying the maintenance guy since a hotel engineer runs all aspects of the building we repair everything ourselves being a jack of all trades i do plumbing, electric, carpentry, roofing , automotive repair, hvac repair, appliance repair so how about not being a condescending asshole when you know absolutely nothing
@@RawTopShot
He meant what he meant. What's funny about your dick of a comment, is you think that because it's not something you've heard of, it must be something else that you have. A display of ignorance followed by condescension is very unflattering.
Civil Villain
Different countries, different working titles then I guess.
I've been in the hotel industry over 30 years and never heard that before.
We'd call that much of a varying working skilkset, a handyman.
😁
BRIAN YOU CAN'T LAY A REFRIGERATOR COMPRESSOR ON IT'S SIDE! It's super bad to do that, and you have to leave it upright for 24 hours before you can run it again.
Also I love y'all
I was thinking exactly this. Might've just ruined that mini fridge, or at least shortened its lifespan. Big no no
Can anyone explain?
That's only if it's tipped over for an extended period of time
That’s true!
Young_ Zombling_ the fluid is an oil. If compressor runs with no oil it can destroy it.
"You didnt damage anything?!"
*breaks drawer in the first 10 seconds of searching*
It's not broken, it's just removed.
Oh, it's broken. He ripped out the screws holding the slide. There are levers you have to lift to take it out. Brian just didn't bother :)
@Joe Casson Yes. There are many designs. But the design of this one is clearly visible in the video. I'm yet to see drawer slides of that type that don't involve attaching one part to the drawer and the other to the cabinet. I'm open to be proven wrong though.
He straight up ripped it off its hinges without a doubt lol
Nanaki I’ve seen drawers just like that and the way to take it out is just to pull it out and lift.
4:04 that outlet flickering doesnt look good
I think it might a light that doesn't play well with the camera's frame rate.
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neon
@@RawTopShot More likely LED. Actual neons use a lot of power, are expensive to maintain and contain hazardous gases (at least gases you don't want to share a room with) while being easily broken.
LEDs flash quickly as part of how they work. US electricity is 60 hertz so an LED connected to that will operate at I think 120 hertz while cameras often record at 50 fps so the difference means the camera will catch the LED off in some frames and on in others creating the flickering we then see in the video. It might be enhanced when RUclips's compression reduces the video to 30 fps depending on what frames are used/discarded in compressing it. More complicated LED circuits control the brightness of the LED by changing the duration of the LED being on vs off, so a variable LED will at different brightness's to the human eye appear to be either on or off for longer than it is off or on respectively. I will just say that this is a very basic description of their function.
I noticed that too
I wonder what the employees thought when they saw 2 men going into a single bed hotel room with a camera man
Omg lmaooo
Five years ago we learned bar tricks, now we learn to hide stuff in hotels
@Swirly Kalen When someone I know well enough to be invited to their house does me wrong without apology, I have been known to creatively hide their remote controls, or other tech, or items that usually take time to notice missing.
In the UK there used to be a children's show called Finders Keepers. There was a sort of human sized doll house, and kinds trashed the rooms looking for clues to go to another room, and keep finding clues until they find the item. Fastest team won the game that episode.
I love how he keeps saying "missed opportunity" while most places he looks don't have it, and neither do the "opportunities".
Missed opportunity to fail?
0:52
TV pitch:
Coming this Summer:
Modern Rogue's- Hotel Heist:
1 hour
1 hotel room
100, 000 dollars
Can *YOU* solve the room?
Jason: Can you?
Brian: CAAAAAN you?
Each week ONE contestant will be given ONE hour to find the cash prizes hidden in these hotel rooms.
Jason [Holding cash]: Find it all and the cash is yours.
Brian (holding a blowtorch): Lose and we burn the cash in front of you. [Laugh's manically]
*[Random explosion #1]*
Modern Rogue's-Hotel Heist
Coming soon to Comedy Central/ViceTV.
*[Random explosion #2]*
That is as close to that dream as you're probably going to get, but here you go.... You're welcome.
I would totally watch the Hell out of that, and probably apply to play. XD
Somebody give this man my money!!!
This is such a good intro. *pats the bed*
I feel like this was just an excuse to demolish a hotel room.
"Random Crackheads tore up a room and filmed it today."
"Really?"
"Yeah, it was really god damned weird. Like one of them unrolled all of the toilet paper for some reason, and they really tore up the bed and soda."
"Huh. Think they were looking for something?"
"Like one of them stashed something?"
"That's my guess, the weirdest thing though, they ripped me 300$"
"At least they were nice about it."
Love these episodes were you set up little challenges for eachother
Hello, and welcome to "Rogue house flipping"!!
This episode, Brian Brushwood destroys an entire hotel room for $1,000! Come and see the crazy spots that Jason Murphy has hidden 10 $100 bills!
As a hotel employee this physically pains me. Also. I love it.
Years ago I stayed in The Castaways Hotel, Miami Beach. Dropped something behind head of bed, under headboard. Moved bed, found rolls of cash and drugs! Didn't think to call police. Called management to collect it all. Never thought about it again until watching this video.
Seeing a new video every Friday makes my day that much better.
I just love the attitude of this channel, it’s information, pure and simple, you do with it what you want.
Tipping that fridge over probably screwed it up so badly
I'm a volunteer firefighter.
That device labeled "fire" on the ceiling wasn't going to hurt anything if you touched it. The front panel comes off and there's electronics under it. That's simply a siren and strobe, not something that can set the alarm off. If you touch a wire and disconnect it (very hard to do) the alarm panel in their control room will beep but the alarm won't go off. They might just call to make sure everything is okay but nothing more.
'This reminds me of my phone phreaking days'
There's something I forgot was a thing...
You guys should do an episode on that.
Former hotel housekeeper here.....another great place to hide something valuable is INSIDE the air conditioning unit...the whole front comes off quite easily usually by pulling out and up. just tuck something up in there, pop the whole front back on and voila, perfectly chilled cash and diamonds that no one but you will know about
Marla McDonald Good tip!
"We didn't really do any damage"
Thats a good one Mr. Murphy
Worked in houssekeeping for only a month, and i'm telling you right now if I walked in on that I think i'd just fall to my knees and gape.
Manger walks by "What are you doing? Shouldn't you be cleanin- OH MY GOD!"
"I'm gonna' need more than half and hour for this one boss."
Tonight on modern rough, Brian destroys a hotel room.
3:55 Closed Captioning: [the kind of clattering that elicits concern]
I love it when the CC adds to the content.
Missed opportunity to replace the $100 bills, with slices of salami. Titling the video “Playing hide the salami in a hotel room” would have been amazing!
or hid a bunch of $10 bills instead of $100 bills more content ya know lol
I am so happy this channel exists, the best hosts combo and crew behind camera's view
Ximarre Thanks!
Imagine if you did actually find a surveillance bug though :0
Once you started yanking drawers I was hollering "Check the bottom of the drawers!" You ignored all of them even though you pulled the drawers out. I just learned 11 dead drop spots in a hotel room. More information to help me when I get a job with MI6 when I grow up.
When I search for something in my house, after looking at the obvious spots, then I follow the right hand rule. I place my right side against a wall and move methodically through the room and house only make right hand turns. I work from top to bottom. If it's good enough for a labyrinth and Minotaur, then it's good enough for me.
Sometimes moving things, usually folders or papers on a desk, but my rule for finding things is to look more than once where you think it should be as it is often close to that spot, I guess that is related to moving things ;-) and two use a flashlight, neutral white if possible, to better discern colors and shapes, especially if you need to look under things where it is shadowed or dark. Anyway, an entertaining video. You need an after shot to show the cleaned up room. Especially if the hotel room owner recognizes the room. LOL.
Murphy:it's not going to be in the ceiling
Brian*checks every ceiling fixture*
10:23 - "This reminds me of my phone phreaking days." God bless you, sir. My little growing-up-in-the-90s heart leaped with the joy of nostalgia when I heard those words.
This is what it looks like when I'm trying to find my door keys and they end up being in my pocket
Yep, I've had to hide money, etc., many times over the years. There are different kinds of concealment, the typical kind, where you are hiding things from the hotel personnel, and then there is concealing things from more "professional" types of searches. I'm envious of you guys, I wish my buds were still here with us. Y'all keep enjoying life.
This might just be the most evil thing you’ve done so far.
And you already got the maniacal laugh down.
I thought this was going to be secret hiding places in hotels where a *person* can hide and was really excited. Thumbnail led me to believe every hotel room has at least one secret shawshank tunnel behind a picture on the wall
"we've genetically engineered it to disassemble furniture"
5:11 moral of the story is never let The Modern Rogue rent a room. This message was payed in part by house cleaning workers everywhere
ya'll should do a follow up of hiding bugs/cameras in hotel rooms
I'm literally at work watching this behind the front desk of a hotel and suddenly I realize how our rooms get so destroyed....
Close your eyes and start when he starts the timer. Thats how the family with kids in the next room feels😅
Of all my stays in hotels, I have NEVER had the need (or desire) to hide cash (or any other small valuables). This video was more entertaining than it was informative.
I would've done $6000 in damage to find the $1000
Murph- “I left the screwdriver out as a hint...”
Brian- “It’s IN the SCREWDRIVER!?”
Brian tossed the place like he has a history of wrecking hotel rooms.
12:45 For those who don't know, "Caddywampus" or "Cattawampus" is a term in the American South that means "crooked".
I knew we say it here in Georgia and Florida, but I didnt know they did in Texas.
It's said In Canada to mostly Saskatchewan
This episode reminds of the show Burn Notice. In one episode they showed Michael hid a flash drive in a hole behind a door hinge.
Just found this channel and I absolutely love it. The RUclips mythbusters for sure. Amazing!!
"MISSED OPPORTUNITY, MURPHY!"
i used to travel to mexico a lot and would always ask for the same room number, i lived almost 3 to 4 months a year there (sometimes i would wait a day or two before the room became available)....I would stash extra Mexican cash and coins inside the metal wall utility plate near the floor and up high in the overhead bathroom light fixture (where they never dusted anyway) cause i didn't want to exchange it or carry it back to the U.S. My money was always there where i left it when i arrived a month later.
BTW Those silly little metal safes in the hotel room....seriously?....that would be the first place people would rob or take the entire safe. nobody comes with screwdriver to open up a wall panel box...or stands on a chair up high.
That lamp? That lamp is dead to me now.
3:57 the plug is just chilling there sparking😂
@3:49 that money is counterfeit? It has the pink Japanese symbols on it
I actually got one of thing got in big trouble spending it at Wal-Mart because I had no idea
Thanks for giving me a way to pass the time for all of my upcoming hotel stays...I’ve always wondered what I might find if I searched every room I stay in.
Please learn how to make Booby Traps, for example hole traps
Ps: Love your videos
But he said no modifications...
Allright Wise-guys.... That is such a "CLEAN" room you are hiding stuff. My mom was a hoarder and never threw ANYTHING away!!! I could give you three months or three years and I'm sure you wouldn't find even a fraction of what you were looking for... Now, if I used any of your ideas in her location, it would become a "CERTIFIED IMPOSSIBILITY" to find anything! Still a cool video!! :)
This is me when I can't find my phone
I love these
Murphy challanges Brian's spy avoiding skills.
“Raging alcoholic trashes hotel room in search for drug money”
at this point I'm convinced these two are making a channel about how to get away with illegal stuff
I mean... it is called *rogue* :P
Anyone else freaking out from Brian not wearing any gloves while rummaging through a hotel room?
And then touching his FACE? (7:31)
No, not really.
I love how Brian just instantly trashes the place.
Your going to lose all that money in deposits lol
Stealing my money? Just who the hell do you think you are!?
Jason: "Hello, Brian" [pats bed]
Brian: "NNNO"
Some years ago a couple I know went on a holiday trip, staying at a cheap hotel in Greece. One night when they went out for dinner they hid their compact camera in the mattress, took all their money with them and headed out. When they came back the hotel room was completely emptied. All clothes and stuff, even their luggage was gone. The only things left was their toothbrushes, and luckily they found the camera still in the mattress. So at least they could brush their teeth, go to bed and the next day they bought the bare necessities so they could stay the last few days and head home. At home, when they emptied the camera's memory card and looked through the pictures, there was one picture on it they didn't recognize. It was an image taken in their hotel room, on the bed, showing two dudes bare hairy asses with toothbrushes stuck half way up.
"...and then hand them a sledgehammer..."
PMSL! Subscribed.
INSIDE THE MATTRESS.
No wait sorry thats for bodies only
Jason said that he didn't put any in the ceiling, so Brian decides to check every point where he can get into the ceiling.