People who've been on home renovation shows, what dark secrets can you share?
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In regards to story 11. I remember watching a renovation show when I was young, don't recall the name. Basically they came in and renovated this ladies kitchen without her being able to see any of the renovations to surprise her. She HATED it. Hated the ugly green they decided to paint it and she was distraught by the fact that they'd ransacked her storage room, took some candle holders they'd found, and painted them the same green. They were special candle holders that she had saved from her wedding.
Yeah I would be pissed if someone repurposed my stuff without me knowing! Maybe that was somewhere in the fine print 🙄
Dang. Note to self, if on that sort of show hide my stuff in a storage locker
Don’t think they would have released that episode if they genuinely made her upset. It’s likely faked for the cameras.
There was renovation show from England and the production team took the OAP owners antique porcelain tea pot collection (worth £6,000 20 years ago) out of storage and put them on a flimsy hanging shelving unit. The shelves collapsed destroying the entire collection. Poor woman was devastate.
To make matters worse the BBC tried to blame the owner to get out of the insurance payout. Apparently that they helped her put the pots into storage meant she'd given permission to take them out. Thankfully a Judge disagreed.
@sfsin3380 I remember that one! How they thought those 'shelves' would be stable enough to support those teapots is anyone's guess. I really felt sorry for the woman.
i remember one episode of extreme home makeover. Dude in Idaho ended up with custody of his niece and nephew- can't remember why- but he had full 100% custody of them. He needed more space. Show came in and gave him a MASSIVE house. Way to big. He told the news he tried for almost a year to keep up with the increase in property taxes and insurance but in the end, couldn't. He sold the place, had enough $$$ from the sale and bought a house he and the two kids LOVED he *could* afford on his Salery, paid the house off with the money from the tv show house, had enough $$ to leave each kid a modest trust fund for when they hit 30, bought himself a newish sports car (something he always wanted) and had a few grand left over to dump into his Retirment account.
That sounds great for the homeowner! I’m glad that even though the house he got from the show wasn’t practical for his family, he eventually was able to find the right home and have enough to help the kids. This makes me happy for some reason…thanks for sharing the story!
Shiiit, good for them
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I'm still traumatized by a Changing Spaces (Canada?) episode: HAY glued to living room walls - yes, hay for horses
Yeah, that was a total crap show.
Yea, Trading Spaces was the name of the show and frankly it was a bit of a disaster, and the Hay glued to the walls room was done by the designer Hildi Santo Tomás. Upon googling that episode, apparently that design resulted in a lawsuit, so there's that. Hildi was always the "likely to go off the rails" designer though, you never quite knew what to expect from her.
@@MsDesignDiva I am glad they were sued!
Wasn't Hilde also the one that literally attached all the furniture to the ceiling to make an "upside-down room"? I do recall she painted one room entirely black, it looked terrible
@@1bootliz I truly despised Hilde. She was just awful. She also did the one where she covered an entire room in cardboard.
I was already aware that most of these quick builds/renovations from tv shows were crappy quality, but the show giving a business devices that were literally illegal to use is still wild to me
I can't imagine letting anyone else unleash their idea of "creativity" in the most intimate sanctum of my life, my home. Not even in my vehicle or my business. I know what I want, thank you very much -- and coming up with ideas is half the fun.
My old dive bar band used to play in a crusty dive bar that ended up on "Bar Rescue." They turned into an upscale sports bar. Problem was, the bar was in a blue-collar neighborhood with an older demographic, and they alienated their modest clientele. The regulars couldn't afford it anymore, and felt uncomfortable in the "swanky" surroundings. Hip young people didn't come after the "rescue," because of the bar's location. The place went bust in a year, and yes, none of the actual problems (roof, foundation, HVAC, appliances) were fixed in the show. It was a really weird vibe post-remodel, I wouldn't have wanted to hang out there either.
TL;DR: Consider your clientele.
This is why gentrification is become a dirty word is it supposed to fix the problems is supposed to replace the crumbling building with new buildings and fix the roofs and give you a real grocery store instead of the rundown gouge Mart you're not supposed to turn your laundromat into some fancy bar that no one can afford it wants to go to they're not supposed to take the local pub and turn it into some trendy Starbucks ripoff off
Shit like this is why you hear that saying “[black people] bitch when [White people] move out of their neighborhood and bitch when [white people] move in”.
What’s going on here is:
1. The white people moving out tend to take the established economy in a neighborhood with them. As we know it goes, white people tend to run the businesses wherever they are. They move, businesses close, crime increases, more white people leave, more businesses close, crime increases again, all the white people leave, black people run their own businesses - built to cater to a low-income clientele.
2. White people take advantage of the newly cheap real estate, move into these run down homes and apartments they’ll certainly renovate, they’ll build their own businesses in the neighborhood, increase property values, increase the cost of living, the businesses catering to the low-income residents have to close because they can’t compete with “fancy pants rich McGee over here” raising their taxes. White business takes over, black people cant afford the rent no more, and the cycle starts over.
In any other country you can pretty much just swap the races out for classes. Or even in primarily white rural areas, this same thing goes on between the rich and poor. I’m using races here simply because that’s how the saying tends to go. Because this country really has a “classism” problem more than it has a “racism” problem. It’s just the classes tend to follow racial lines in this country thanks to past racism.
Honestly for restaurants or hotels, i don't care if it is ugly as sin. what I care about is CLEANLINESS. That means no bedbugs, fresh linens, cleaned toilets, sinks, etc. For restaurants that obviously also extends to the entire kitchen and pantry, using fresh and safely kept ingredients. I don't care if the decor reminds me of a horror flick, just be CLEAN. That is all I ask.
I definitely remember seeing people disappointed on shows like Trading Spaces. Like in one makeover, they glued HAY to the walls, IDK how anyone thought that would go over well.
Did you see the episode of Monster House where a homeowner came home to find her dining room replaced with a cheap indoor skating rink? Apparently the dogs loved slipping & sliding, crashing into the walls.
Yea, that was done by the designer Hildi, she always was the one most likely to go off the rails of sanity and do some wacky design that just isn't functional at all after the show leaves.
I think it was straw. Not that that makes any more sense, but at least it's easier to glue.
As someone who loves older interior design (50s-80s era) I cannot watch these shows. They make me too angry. There will be some perfectly preserved building with original appliances, wallpaper, built-ins etc, and be like "oh this is so dated, time for a makeover" and paint every dam thing white, remove anything with character and have the audacity to say its better that it was. Just such a downgrade every time...
I absolutely love mid-century modern (1950s "atomic" style). It breaks my heart whenever they rip something apart like that. And those appliances are sturdy!
White is a terrible color for a house, its even worse with new white paint on old houses, it just highlights all the faults and issues, is impossible to keep clean, and even more impossible to match if you need to paint a spot 3 years in.
I feel the same way when flippers get their hands on old Victorian homes or 1920s/30s homes!😢
So nobody's gonna mention how story 31 is just a Drake and Josh episode?
I knew that sounded familiar!
I noticed it too! For some reason, before he even mentioned working at a movie theatre, I knew it was Drake and Josh. Don’t ask me how, I guess my spidey senses were tingling!
Thank God someone said it!!! As soon as I heard worked in a movie theater I knew exactly the story was stolen
It took until halfway through for it to click haha
I had to pause the video to see if this was in the comments! My question is did someone steal the story from Drake & Josh and try to pass it off as their own, or did Drake & Josh use a real-life story to make the episode?
I live not far from Los Angeles, so I was lucky enough to watch two of these shows film from the street.
1) Extreme Makeover: Home Edition: The woman who won the house makeover had donated bone marrow to a child with cancer and saved their life, so the child’s mother recommended this woman to the show’s producers. This was the first house on the show that was completely rebuilt and they used a pefab house shipped from Canada. The kitchen was designed 50s diner style. I was part of the crowd in the street watching the yard and front porch getting redone. One of the show’s designers tried to install a swinging chair on the porch, sat in it to test it out, and flipped over backwards. Anyway, a few months later the house was completely abandoned. It was in a not-so-great neighborhood, stuck out like a sore thumb, and I’m sure the property taxes became too much to deal with. This episode was aired only once, and never made it on that season’s DVD when it was released.
2) Trading Spaces: A colleague called and said the show was filming across the street from her house, so naturally a group of us went over and sat in lawn chairs in her driveway watching the crew and such going back and forth between two of the neighbors’ homes. We caught a few glimpses of the host Paige Davis, and this was before she left the show (or was fired, can’t remember exactly). We found out later that one of the neighbors absolutely hated the way the other neighbors decorated their master bedroom, and when the episode aired, you could tell by the looks on their faces that they weren’t thrilled with the results.
There was renovation show Changing Rooms from England and the production team took the OAP owners antique porcelain tea pot collection (worth £6,000 20 years ago) out of storage and put them on a flimsy hanging shelving unit. The shelves collapsed destroying the entire collection. Poor woman was devastate.
To make matters worse the BBC tried to blame the owner to get out of the insurance payout. Apparently that they helped her put the pots into storage meant she'd given permission to take them out. Thankfully a Judge disagreed. When it comes up teh BBC still acts like it was her faulth
The American version, trading places, had a similar episode. This couple had their family room renovated and had made two requests. 1) No brown. The couple absolutely hated the color brown and didn't want to see it in the room. 2) don't touch the fireplace. They had a brick fireplace which I guess looked fine for the late 90's but they wanted it to remain as is.
Well the designer came up with the brilliant idea to use brown as the base color for the room, and paint over the brick fireplace (the neighbors managed to convince the designer to cover the fireplace instead.) Unsurprisingly the homeowners HATED the room and the wife actually had to excuse herself to go cry off camera.
Two episodes of Extremem Makeover Home Editioin that I will never foget are the ones whee they filled every wall of a boy's bedoom with aquariums of lizards and snakes and frogs, etc. There had to have been at least 20-30 aquariums lining the walls. How that kid eve took proper care of all those creatures and still had time for anything else is beyond me. The other episode was when they put something sticky on the walls of a bedroom and then blew staw at them. Straw coated walls. I can't imagine the bugs and dust, and what one earth happened as the straw broke down and decomposed???
After a tornado hit the town two towns over from us, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, came in and build a house for a military family that lost theirs. Well, not only was the blonde lady, Paige, on the show a complete bitch the whole time she was there to literally everybody, but they ended up having to sell the house because the damn thing was too damn expensive to pay the property taxes and mortgage amongst other things, on and the family couldn't afford to live in this big beautiful, brand-new home that was built for them. They just couldn't keep up with payments and eventually just had to move to a neighboring city. I don't know who owns or if anybody even does. It just wasn't capable for a middle class military family in a middle class neighborhood to pay for such a home. Nice thought to give a home to some people that just lost everything they owned in a tornado, and make their lives a little better, but the reality of the financial cost and situation wasn't taken into account. Clearly.
The problem is the taxes in this country are so fucking stupid
Family I know went on extreme makeover home edition, the mom was super abusive to her adopted kids and didn’t pay anything after the makeover. One of the sons was arrested for having a terabyte of CP on his computer, he was working at an after school program at the elementary school right around the corner from his house there was a huge investigation to make sure none of the kids were victims. But yeah Brian Oatman-Gaitan. He’ll probably show up in the comments to defend his actions as if it were an accident.
Game played in background is Journey, published by Annapurna Interactive.
Thank you was wondering what it was.
I LOVED Trading Spaces! Vern Yip was the best designer.
21:25 I mean, if they really did put in the wrong type of elevator, that could be a serious safety hazard, and replacing it with the correct one could well cost millions. Being disabled is expensive.
Also, I remember my family applying to be on extreme makeover home edition one year, and my mom and dad basically forced me to help them record the VHS we were supposed to send in, and I just didn't want to at the moment. I asked if we could do it later because I was playing with our dogs, was yelled at and I remember my parents threatened to get rid of the dogs if I didn't do it, I started crying because I didn't understand why they yelled at me and threatened the dogs (I was like 4 at the time and I'm autistic), and I basically had to sit there crying while looking at the camera and pretend it was because of the house rather than because my parents were abusive jerks, then try to explain what kind of room I wanted (my parents basically decided for me and I had to just repeat what they said, but I got to decide the theme and chose space). We did not get to be on the show, and I am very glad for that.
ahhh!! the journey background gameplay!! i love journey 🩷🩷
One of my favorite games! I put it on in the background and looked up five minutes later and was shocked
Re story 10: I was never on one of those shows but my shower wall panels started falling down (glue up surround) and when I took the panels down I found water damaged plywood. Behind that was termite damaged tongue & groove boards and behind that there were termite damaged studs that were not evenly spaced, didn't go all the way up, were stacked together all hodgepodge etc and it was a nightmare.
I used to hang out on forums for a TLC show called While You Were Out. Numerous homeowners reported that the carpenter Andrew would bring over his dirty clothes and do his laundry without asking permission. There was one episode where they cut a hole in someone's deck and added a sand pit that became a litterbox for local cats. The husband was so furious that the hostess lied about her name (gave her name as the host of Trading Spaces), the crew ran off and forgot to take Andrew, and the angry husband threw Andrew's wet laundry out on the curb. The staff were so worried they called in a wellness check on the wife afterward. The husband had to pay $$$ to repair/replace the deck and remove the sand pit. Apparently, as popular as Andrew was, he sometimes didn't get along with female designers and homeowners. A couple of homeowners reported that he decided to go skateboard or do something for fun instead of working and building things, he didn't follow instructions from some of the designers and messed up, he would take food out of people's fridges without asking-- even though there was catering, he would use people's computers without asking, and he really pissed some of the homeowners off. There was a pregnant homeowner in an episode where the designer was Mark Montano and the carpenter was Jason Cameron. The host, Evan Farmer, was trying to make sure she wasn't around paint fumes and such and they built some stuff for her future baby, but she reported hat after the show she miscarried (unrelated to doing the show). Another really sad one was when John Bruce did a really cool garage (toward the end of the show) for a biker. The wife reported that not long after the show, her husband died in a car accident.
Sorry am I the only one who recognized story 31 as being an episode of Drake and Josh? Season 4, episode 7 according to Google xD
I was working for a rental company that supplied one of those home rebuilds, I think it was the one with the bus. They trashed a lot of equipment, including having grilled under some party tents that then I was able to get cheap for garage space. Apparently the house was nowhere near complete, and they faked some stuff for the cameras. The trim hadn't been stained, and someone would wipe it down with a damp sponge as the film crew came through, so it looked ok in those few seconds.
Journey! Years ago I sat down to give that game a try for a few and didn't get up again til it was over. It has zero dialogue yet the story it told really moved me. I wasn't expecting such a memorable experience and it has been my favorite game ever since. ❤️
I'm surprised these shows weren't mentioned: the personality clash on Gordon Ramsey's restaurant renno show (Amy & hubby); the the fact that Trading Spaces used some terrible designers! The episode with plastic flowers on the bathroom walls has been mentioned on other videos (apparently mildew isn't a problem?), but I've never seen the military house redocorated with parachutes & gray cammo discussed; nor the one where the homeowner adamantly hated brown, so the designer created a lovely geometric designed living room that could work just as well with any other 2 complimentary colors in *pumpkin orange* & a *shade* of brown; then tried to defend her color choices because it wasn't "brown." That was the only episode I saw where the wife ran off camera sobbing, & Paige, the host, followed presumably to comfort her.
Does anyone have any juicy trivia about these episodes?
Anyone catch story 31 just being Drake and Josh?
Yeah, never trust “reality” tv. A couple of twins from a very niche San Diego band (Steam Powered Giraffe) that I follow were on a show called Oddities San Francisco. Supposed they had $1000 they wanted to spend on a prop for their singing robot stage show. We as fans knew the second they said that, that it was pure theater. Those two were dedicated DIYers just for the bottom line because that band was their primary source of income and while they might contract out to trusted artisan friends, they sure as crap didn’t have $1000 to piss away on the hideous sculpture the host “found” for them… considering a sculpture had absolutely no function in their stage show. I guess the show runners just found them suitably strange and unusual. They are. But they’re also delightful.
Ah yes the tin Woodman starts a folk band
After watching the murder episode and missing persons episodes from this channel~ I assumed this video was about to follow that same suit in regards to “dark secrets” such as finding bodies, letters, hidden rooms, stuff hiding in walls, stuff in the attics, money, things in the floorboards, pictures, etc.
I’m 17 mins in so far expecting the darker stories to eventually pop, like the “dark secrets” and their severity would increase with each story, so this is not what I expected 😂
These shows really did more harm than good, they caused the flipping epidemic that's basically ruined the market
Bar Rescue came to my town. They were suppose to do one bar but one of the owners refused at the last second so the production had to scramble and find another bar. The one they renovated didn't keep the name, food or drink for very long. Needless to say, they didn't last long and went out of business. Bar Rescue then renovated our local VFW hall and gave them a new menu and smoker. They kept the smoker but went back to what I call rabbit tacos since it has 90% lettuce. It made me wonder just how many of these places revert to form.
In polish so I watch “Kuchenne Rewolucje” or kitchen revolution. It has a woman similar to Gordon Ramsay that renovates restaurants. The amount of times I looked up a restaurant and literally went to their old menu/ cheaper out on their ingredients/ increased the prices even more and then went bankrupt is staggering. It’s gotten to the point at least a couple times in a season the lady makes the owners visit past renovated restaurants that went well and the owners reiterate don’t change anything because people just don’t listen 😅
I thought something was off I wasn't being bombarded with ads got one 18 minutes in felt great thank you Original Narrator thank you
i like this narrator’s voice!
I remember that show with Mike Holmes and Tim Tebow. I looked it up, and it was called Home Free - a clever title because it had contestants competing for a Free Home. I'm not surprised the workmanship wasn't all that great because a lot of it was done by the DIY-er contestants. They had pros do the tricky stuff (plumbing, electrical, etc.), and pros also finished up projects that the contestants weren't able to finish. Each team of 2 was assigned a house, and each episode they worked on a different room or project. At the end of the episode, the worst team got eliminated, but the big surprise was that they still won a house.
omg another video!!! you know its gonna be a good day when UnderSparked posted
This shall be interesting mostly cuz I only watch 1 actual show that’s not RUclips kinda stuff I say show but I watch why yo many movies. Sometimes
Story 2 sounds like 60 minute makeover. I'm not surprised that the decorating didn't last long as you can't do a proper job in such a short space of time
STORY 9 i remember that episode. the epilog actually hinted she reverted to previous stupidity but WOW these extra details are as if it was some mega stupidity
Story 31 was literally from an episode of Drake and Josh
Thank you so much for your video.
oh my god journey in the background, that's one of my favorite games its so beautiful
For extreme makeover home edition, yes the money goes to the homeowner. Someone in bountiful, utah had to do that. Mind the story behind the story for is funnier. During the filming of the show someone stole the bus. Funniest thing ever.
My Dad’s company was approached by the people that liked to “move that bus!” but he refused when he saw the shooting/work schedule -“You can’t do proper, quality work in a week. Period. I don’t care HOW many people you have on crew.”
They tried to make him sign an NDA- he refused b/c he never signed up. He’ll tell anyone to NEVER do one of these shows.
I love Journey. Beautiful game.
Story 15, I bothers me to no end when the remodeling show does a bathroom remodel and has it complete in a day. Most of what we do requires materials to dry before we do another step, failure to do so will guarantee problems in the future.
I might be tripping but did you hit 100k today?? Congratulations!!! 🎉
I like how "heed advice" turned into "heated vice."
Congrats on 100k subs dude
Congrats on100k subs❤
My sister owns and operates a very lucrative hotel renovation business. Our other siblings and I have all worked for her at one point or another in the past 35 years. Renovating entire floors of major hotels is extremely time consuming, exacting, labor intensive process. If the hotel is connected to a chain, such as Marriot or Holiday in for example, there are very strict rules and particular requirements that absolutely must be followed in order to keep the franchise consistent across the board. It’s Avery complicated and intricate process, with every step being inspected and approved by many different people.
Yes just yes I spent most of my school years calling out teachers, school staff, deans, and principals, on their bullshit and kept receipts. I was a good student, but I wouldn't hesitate to let them know they are acting inappropriately, refusing to teach, ignoring bullies or bullying other students. Let them know that they didn't have the right to abuse their power as adults and authority figures to bully children. My smartarse had them right pissed off because I would speak on their level, stay calm and let them know I will report them if they don't correct themselves. Funny thing is no matter how many times I was sent to the office, detention, and suspended I was still one of the top students in their classes and if they tried to fuck with my grades my parents and I would put them in place because I always had evidence, and witnesses. Some of my teachers who liked me would stand up for me despite being annoyed with my behavior but cracked up when the other teachers would sulk about me exposing their bullshit 😂.
I love Restaurant Impossible. Still watch it.
I'm pretty sure that you're allowed to sell your house as long as it's after the episode had been filmed and sometimes I'd imagine that the contract says you have to wait until the episode airs before selling. However, a lot of people use these types of shows BECAUSE they are already selling or remodeling and the show just boosts the number of eyes on the house or whatever.
I remember one that I can't get out of my head it was a Design show and they designed. A leaving room incomplete Orange. All I remember is the lady of the house come home and was pissed off because she said in the being that she didn't like orange
YALL I JUST REMEMBERED THE JOURNEY VIDEO GAME OMG SO MMANY MEMORIES
Makeover wish, season 1, episode 12, The donor - that episode from story 14 is on YT. And little Oliver, if I caught the name of the child correctly, was a bit estranged with the new surroundings. But I don't blame him. A lot for a small child to take in and the filming won't have helped. They even showed a newspaper article about the donation.
Was it to my taste? Well it was not my home, so why should it be? I loved the lamp in the dining area. And I am no friend of mirrors so was happy to see that gone over the fire place.
31 is drake and Josh
Back to SRO, still play ball out there, still haven't stepped into the bar.
Mike Holmes is the best. But of course, he's Canadian❤🇨🇦
I remember that Bar Rescue with the automatic beer dispenser and lame theme. Jon Taffer may know a lot, but he knows s**t about good beer.
Welcome back old narrator! Where were ya?
No comments on how story 31 is that episode of Drake and Josh, down to meeting in a movie theater lol
Story 31 is literally the plot of a Drake and Josh episode 😂
The pre ww2 kitchen one thoes could be fun shows to watch. More so if they were like revolutionary era houses
Dude you need to start a podcast if you dont have one!
I really was not surprised by the horror stories, more surprised by the few good results.
What I hate about most of these shows, is giving average punters an unrealistic idea of what renovations take, with either much done off camera, or budgets, or skill levels. But the real pet hate I have for these programmes, is the manufactured drama that goes on - so completely obvious that it is manufactured. I have no idea why so many people believe the carp that goes on in these shows.
My next pet peeve (okay, no real shortage on the peeves) are RUclipsrs that seem to have no idea of the difference between restoration and 'renovation', the latter usually meaning gutting it back to shell, and all original features lost. Case in point, a neglected mid-century modernist house, which sure, had problem areas that did need removal, but was gutted it back to frame losing ALL original features. A design crime. In the beginning they pretended to care about the house, but clearly they did not, they are just making their living off YT. And of course they were youngsters with zero appreciation of history, design, ethics or anything else, just YT 'fame'.
16:32 wtf!!! 😥
35:24 Woo! Hey, my Wasties❤
I work as a real estate agent specifically for investors that rehab homes, and it completely ruined my image of these shows. There are some exceptions, but most of the people on these shows are completely incompetent.
Honey story 31 isn’t real. It’s from drake and Josh
My dad works at a flooring company, so they’ve done work with multiple renovation shows. Incase you didn’t know, it’s all fake.
Damn, less than an hour?
Alright what game is the background? It looks so pretty
There's a pimp my ride van with all the equipment in it
Highly doubt a show making many thousands a episode is going to take equipment back 🤔 especially when it's choosen for car
And
It was likely free as placement advertising
39:34 Why? Why would they just run in and destroy a part of the wall? What purpose does that serve?
Isn’t the story about the guys who work at the theater and got everything stolen and then recovered it the plot for one of the Drake and Josh show
Weird. Im watching (not really its just on tv) the Gordon Ramsey show right now as i saw this lol
How do these shows get around building permits and inspections?
If anyone wonders what the game in the background is id tell you but i cant say it is i just know its pretty much the exact same game sky childern of the light you can play it on mobile but based on looks and the fact i havent played or progressed much in it well ive techically already completed it theres a chance its a event thing which you need to pay for and im a f2p so not about to pay for stuff thats basically a roleplay game with "action" and adventure if anyone wonders how much it is to get the game from what i rember on pc its like 5$ if you use steam anything else idk mobile its completely free but the bullshit "vip" stuff that cost like 5$ aswell as for if you have to constantly spend money i do not know but overall its a decent game i do recomend to try it
The episode of Extreme makeover home edition with garret grammish(dunno if that’s spelled right. Don’t care in the slightest) he turned into a pedo. I knew him around the time he was on the show. Looking back lots of red flags got ignored. The group of us that grew up with him still hold a bit of guilt for not correcting some behaviors. It sucks. Child predators suck.
Story 31- Shout out to Drake and Josh 😂😂😂
hi
Anyone know what game is in the background? I feel like I know but I’m not sure.
Journey
The game is called Journey! Made my Thatgamecompany, the same devs who make Sky: Children of the Light
Thank you both!
What is the game you are playing in the background?
Where did the dad work that he got fired for taking a week off
Waiting for the face reveal...so close 😉
Is that sky gameplay i see in the background?!?
It's a game called Journey
Off topic but what is the game play in the background at 16:42
Journey it was originally a playstation game
*family's *didn't *Home's
What’s the game being played in the background?
Journey
All the people on the show end up going bankrupt.
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First comment flex lol 😆 my record was 2 seconds seeing it posted and 3 seconds fir the comment mostly cuz I knew the exact upload time
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@@Laukitouki fair enough
Sorry I didn't mean to hang up on you
You're one of the few Reddit readers that isn't just AI and puts actual effort in.
Please don't be scummy and use all these clickbait full-out lie titles.
Oouh one hour ago 🎉
What game is this?
It's called "Journey"
The Hotel Hell story is in reality a guy who got mad that they got kicked out of the hotel. 100% of all bad revues from Hotel Hell have been proven to be disgruntled people who got kicked out or refused to pay the price of their rooms they rented and are well Karens so you really can't believe a single word they lie about because its been proven that they either got kicked out or refused to pay for stuff they ordered and were well Karens.
100% of bad reviews have been "proven" to be fake? That does not sound like a real fact
17th comment.
My only response to the whole thing is to the narrator. I'm really sick and tired of if someone says something racist or bigoted you automatically adopt a "Southern country accent" because, obviously.
For your information, I am conservative. I am not racist. Well no more that any other person. We all are to some degree. I am not Homophobic. My daughter came out at 15. I supported her. She now has decided non-binary suits her better. Fine. Whatever makes my girl happy, makes me happy.
I don't appreciate the insinuation. It's wrong. It's rude. And I think this will be the last time I listen to a video. You lost a subscriber.
People need to stop blatantly knowingly lying about solar energy. For a blatant form of reality. Thank you Morocco for the easy way to show how bad solar is. Morocco built a solar farm the size of the state of Arizona. To power their country they would need to built 18 more to have 19 solar farms the size of the state of Arizona. Morocco uses 1/17th the power that the city of Tucson which is a single city in the state of Arizona. Now lets do a bit of math. Sense to power Morocco you need 19 solar farms the size of Arizona and Morocco uses only 1/17th the power of the city of Tucson you would need a solar farm 323 times the size of the state of Arizona to power the 1/7th most power requirement city in the state of Arizona. 323 times the size of Arizona is basically the entire surface of Earth, the moon, and a bit of another planet. Yea so in reality in order to power a single house using only solar panels you would need to cover a land mass the size of New York City in solar panels to power 1 house. Yea that is reality on how garbage solar actually is and people who keep blatantly lying about it being good are either too stupid to understand reality or they are knowingly lying to scam you. Hell Morocco acts like its saving the world when they had to use the land mass of 3 other countries to have enough space to build 1 giant solar farm that took them 28 years to build and costed them $78 trillion dollars. A single tanker truck of gasoline powers all of Morocco for 3 months and would cost only $2000. Also that solar farm well over 80% of the solar panels have been dead for at least a decode and the entire farm has not produced any power at all for half a decade because the solar panels exploded from all the radiation and heat they produce and for a while the area around it heated up to a massive 900 degree barrier making travel to the area impossible and its gone down somewhat but that area still is on average around 450 degrees. Every single solar farm has an area effect of at least 900 degrees for miles around it because green energy is highly dangerous and not good for the planet at all. Hell people keep believing solar sailing is going to be the future of space travel but here is a reality not a single solar panel has produced any energy for anything in space for 35 years. The international space station has a descent sized giant alkaline battery that is powered by a diesel generator that is hooked up to a 2000 galloon gas tank hooked up to the international space station. The international space station uses less power in 6 months than a single washing machine uses for a single wash. They have to replace the fuel in that giant tank about every 7 to 8 years so its really easy to top it off with a couple cans of diesel every 1 to 2 months. Every time they go to the space station 1 or 2 diesel gas cans is used to top off the diesel tank which is blatantly nothing.
Russian troll?
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I do not know why my first comment was deleted. Maybe it was too fact-checking for someone... It is so easy to verify the above that it is absurd to write sth like this.
Ouarzazate Solar Power Station - the biggest solar plant in Marocco has 17 km2. Arizona has 295 254 km². What means that Arizona could contain 17.400 of such power plants (instead of one). You would need 50 of these to power up entire Arizona.
Sources:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ouarzazate_Solar_Power_Station
www.energy.gov/sites/prod/files/2016/09/f33/AZ_Energy%20Sector%20Risk%20Profile.pdf
@@MichaJezioranskii think the default automod that youtube uses will hide any comment that a scammer might use, usually tech stuff. For suspect words, put a space in the middle.
Guys. As much as I would love to sympathize...you're in the country of "you get what you pay for". You're working yourself up about the quality of Free stuff. Tell me where this isnt Karenism