Exploring an ABANDONED $3 Million MURDER Mansion | Indoor Basketball Court
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Today we take a look at an abandoned $3,000,000 Mansion where a murder of a businessman took place. Details of the incident are left vague to keep vandals away from the home. The Mansion also includes an indoor basketball court, tennis court, game room, sauna and a pool!
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Im going to take up for Banks here and say, before you start your rude comments, please just dont. You dont have to watch. Hes doing great and just appreciate that he goes into these places to show whats left.
And hes young! Consider that before being rude!
The flooring is called Parquet wood flooring. Its used less now a days because it is a disaster to refinish. The constant changes in the directions of wood make sanding them with an oribital floor sander , a pain. Ya might as well just sand in increasing papers to finer grades until its "buffed" which is a lot more work than most hardwood installations require. Interesting fact: herringbone hardwood floors produce best results sanded side to side not linear. ;)
My parents have parquet floors throughout much of their downstairs and the house is now probably 60 years old and they are just as perfect now as they were when the house was being built
I hate parquet, its like a wood floor wanna be, they are smqll pieces of wood arranged in a d3sign
It’s a very expensive Parquet flooring to install. Pls. Learn all the materials for homes. And pls. Don’t be saying Mansion when this isn’t close to a Real Mansion🤦🏻♀️
I could not think of parquet to save my life!🤣🤣🤔
I planned to inform him about the parquet floors. Interesting how little the younger generation recognizes. Wierd!
I love how you show houses. So much respect. So much fun to walk through the houses with you all. The trash compactor compresses the trash. I was born in 1975. I remember my family had a trash compactor. It compacts the trash so you can fit more trash in. Stay safe. Thanks so much!
Most urban explorers are respectful. I did it for years myself. If I walked up to an abandoned place and there wasn't a gentle way in, that sucked but I wasn't about to brute force my way in. Most, including myself live by the Motto "Take only Photos( or in this case video), Leave only footprints". I did it for years and seldom did I have a problem. Someone walks up to you and asks you to leave, you be respectful talking to them and leave. Police show up, Don't run, talk to them and they usually enjoy just letting you go and not having to deal with the paperwork.
I can't believe they're gonna demolish it- it looks like it wouldn't take much to bring it back at all 😢
Probably cause of the black mold.
yeah, it should be open for explorers
Thats terrible!! This is being done by people that have no appreciation and no respect for history etc!!
Thank you for always placing a verse at the beginning of your videos. I love watching your videos and you do a great job.👍
Glad to see you back! It’s a unfortunate you’re uncomfortable sharing more background information on the family and what happened to cause the abandonment. These homes are really a third of the story, it all comes together when you can match the backstory to the home. My opinion, the vandalism is done by locals before you or other videographers arrive. You’re video isn’t going to lead to more vandalism. Something to consider to really up your game.
I agree with this comment, a story instead of tease is better and nicer to those watching.
Google "abandoned cat lady house" to see what can happen when a location is revealed.
I'm curious too, but it's not his story to tell, nor is it his home. I admire his respect for the people, their privacy & the homes that were abandoned. He seems like a genuinely good person who isn't willing to sell out his morals for views & greed. (Even if I am chomping at the bit to know the true crime story behind it, I respect him!) ❤
I was wanting more of the history of this house. Where was the man killed? Did they ever find the killer? No history at all.
Well said! Absolutely the backstory of the place is so interesting and captivating! ❤
I think the butterfly wallpaper is pretty, I like it. I love older houses that have built-in shelving, they don't make them like that anymore, such a shame. Love the kitchen cabinets! Those little drawers could be for spices. Those wooden floors are beautiful. wow, I love the blue bathroom! COOL FIND GUYS!!
I agree!
The matching sink! Wow! Super cool!
With a deep cleaning, I could move in tomorrow. I LOVE this place!
Same ❤
I agree! It's so sad to see all these abandoned homes just left to rot and we are in a housing crisis in this country
Same here
Same. I personally love this place. A few upgrades and I’d be good to go!
I love it
HI, Big Banks! I haven't watched any abandoned videos for quiet awhile. I guess we all have our own issues in life! I am happy that you are happy & I hope you continue to hold to your faith. Your channel seems to be doing really well & that is good to see.
Saloon doors were popular in the 70s. Yes it is a clawfoot tub as well.
Guys, the trash compactor is cool. You put a strong bag inside, throw your trash in, and a steel plate comes down (when you start it) and smashes the trash down tight. My mother-in-law had one. I wish they would let me get those shelves with the glass, those are beautiful. And the weird wall paper isn't the worst I've ever seen. That honor belongs to the black wall paper with HUGE pink flowers that was in my brother's house (built in 1920). We always hated that paper but he didn't get a chance to change it before we had to move.
Yes, trash compactors were nice. Crunched the trash into a thick paper and didn't have to deal with messy garbage. Hadn't thought about them in awhile but perhaps they become less popular as recycling became more popular.
I still use mine daily. I’ve had it repaired once and it works great. Really helps “compact” our trash.
We have 4 kids so we have had one for for 25 years. They get a bad rap because people say they stink. But they don't if you use them correctly. We have a disposal. Wet food goings in there and then it keeps the compactor from stinking. We had 6 of us and took the trash out once a week. Sadly they are so much harder to find now. We love ours!
They were popular in the mid 70s . We had a trash compactor when I was a kid . They made special bags for them.
I am so glad that things are working out for you now. Life is very much like a roller coaster ride but it is essential to keep things in your life you love to do. I very much enjoy your channel. As an artist/designer I look at houses as works of art. It pains me to see so many details that were done by artisans destroyed by tearing this house down. I do understand perhaps wanting to change the house because there was a murder there but goodness why tear the whole thing down? Such waste. Lots of gorgeous trees and plants are going to be destroyed in the demo as well. I saw the beautiful Japanese Maple in front. Thank you for sharing this with us and welcome back.
A classic example is the Sharon Tate murder house on Cielo Drive. Beautiful home and landscaping despite what occured there but someone had the house torn down and replaced with a huge, massively oversized mansion that has none of the character or charm of the original home.
How are you doing today
It’s good seeing you back and things are going well for you. Love this house it’s beautiful and everything inside from the kitchen bathrooms bathroom and the fireplace’s. You’re right they don’t build homes like that anymore. Thank you for sharing and glad you’re back and doing well 😊
What happened to him?
It is a shame that it can not be re-done for homeless
That trippy bathroom looks like it’s paneled. The finish is shiny which makes me think paneling. That is very 70’s. And what a shame to tear down high quality -all that wood!! The fireplaces are gorgeous. This house is worth way more than the cheap overpriced crap that will go up in its place. Great find!
The butterfly bathroom is an acid trip
The sink is beautiful 🌷🦋🌷🦋🌷🦋🌷🦋🌷🦋🌷🦋🌷🦋🌷🦋🌷🦋🌷
Gorgeous! I hope someone removes the cool architectural treasures before demo. It’s heart breaking to think of it being demolished at all.
Does anyone know the name of the guy that was murdered? Just interested in the backstory.
I would've liked to hear the backstory too. I thought Big Banks was going to tell us but unfortunately, that didn't happen. 🥺
I was wondering the same thing. If his name isn’t disclosed that’s ok but any details about his murder would be appreciated. The photo he found about “mommy”, made me wonder if the murder was tied to custody or divorce?
Fascinating back story I am sure.
That house is really beautiful! I like the older houses better. New houses are boring. Once more, great video! Love you and stay safe.
I love the older homes. All the beautiful wood. You won't see that anymore. Older homes have character. Their own personalities.
I hope they would salvage a lot of things out of this house before they tear it down.
I was just thinking I want the wood stairs. Houses are so different now.
You've probably been back for a while now, and I'm new here, but I just wanted to say that I'm so glad you are happy and healthy! I love to hear when people find these 2 elements in life. Thank you for taking us on your adventures.
Now, as a mom, and I'm old enough to be yours, please get a mask to wear for these moldy houses. I'm sure you've had other comments about this, so that's all I'm going to say. 😊
Oh yeah, on the old intercoms, the door meant the front door. You can call down to the front door and vice versa, to see who it was.❤❤❤
The room off the kitchen @14:20 isn’t a den. It’s an [edit] informal dining room. You can tell by the built-in hutch next to the fireplace. It would have been used alternately as a buffet and a place to display dishes or brickabrack. The home is something of a 70’s “French Country Colonial” style. Some of the cues for that are: lower ceilings, exposed wood beams, and the roof outside is done in the “Mansard” style. The name of the woodblock flooring throughout is called “parquet.” It was a popular floor treatment throughout the 1960’s and 1970’s. I’m guessing maybe the kitchen was updated *after* the man was murdered? I’m thinking it was deemed a necessary update in order to attract a buyer who would live there. Styling conventions like dark wood trim finish, the parquet floors, an intercom system, and skip-trowel pattern plasterwork on the walls seem to point to the house being built in the 1970’s. I could be totally wrong, but I love houses that were built in this era. If updated, I know I would really enjoy living there. Do you know what the name of the business man is who lived there originally?
Just a guess... Former Mayor Brown.
Yes to all. We and most of my friends families had an intercom system. That would be the 70s.😊. Ive lived with parquet a couple of times. The old saying was "A little parquet goes a long way". I agree with that. I thought that room was probably a library but I didn't notice the built in China cabinet. Just the bookcases so.. library. I'll look back.
I was actually gonna also guess with my knowledge of years studying architectural design that most of the house looked Late 60s early 70s with some obvious more modern updates. So you might be very right on cue on the time frame. One of the things that definitely pointed me to that conclusion was the brick fireplace being identical to ones in my great aunts houses and my grandmothers house which all 3 houses were built in a range of 1965 to1972, It was very popular at that time.
Thank you. Not much research from this channel. Especially after visiting so many mansions. 😢
To me the back stories make the house more interesting… because i wonder about the people who lived there…. It may sound morbid but I’m curious where in the house the man was killed, did he have a wife…
dude was murdered in the basketball room and Homie is literally standing right next to the blood that's still left on the floor😬
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Is that blood 🩸 in the skylight above his head by the basketball hoop?
Homie😂😂💀💀
Omg How do u know this? Why was he killed? Did they catch the murderer
@@RescueALab08 it’s public knowledge. If you know the name of the person you can look it up. If you know the county.
I admire your respect and appreciation for these abandoned homes, architecture and the souls that used to live in them 🫡
😊 Big Bankz! So glad you're doing better. I think I speak for a lot of people so great to see you back in action! This Mansion is so beautiful. So sad to hear they're going to tear it down I love all the woodwork. The bathroom the crazy one with the butterflies in the sink I absolutely loved. The kitchen was great also with the backsplash I loved it. But you are right the basketball up in the Cedar room all my goodness! I loved all the built-in bookshelves cabinets. Thank you for showing us all this beautiful mansion before it is being destroyed. Guys were having heat exhaustion I can't even imagine so I guess it's a labor of love thank you it was a great showing of the house thank you. Best wishes to Big Banks!😊
You guys crack me up! The floor is parquet, the trash compactor uses bags but smashes it down to a small bundle.
What a great find. Would like to hear more details on what exactly happened though. Hopefully someone will restore that house
You must not have watched the first of the video, where he said it was being torn down to build another mansion.
Glad you doing well Bankz!!!! Keep the faith! We re here for ya! Keep exploring 🥰🥰🥰
What happened to him? I guess I missed that video…
Love this house...What a shame. Thanks for the tour.
I love the front elevation/exterior, kitchen and master the most.... I wish there was a lot more History
What a beautiful bathroom full of flowers
Who murdered the owner. Would like more info you left us with a mystery.
Always
FANTASTIC VIDEO
IVE TRULY MISSED YOUR VIDEOS SO MUCH.
HOPE TO SEE YOU AGAIN SOON.
YOU ROCK AS ALWAYS, BIG BANKZ.❤❤❤
STAY SAFE AND WELL, WISH YOU JOY AND HAPPINESS ALWAYS.❤
I'm so glad to see you in such better spirits than you were. You are so much more upbeat and pleasant. It really shows in your videos. Thank you again for taking us on another great journey. ❤❤
WOW it is huge 😍 alot people including myself would love to have that house 🏠 when it was new thank you very much for taking all of us with you . That is wild wall paper . i love to roam through that house 🏠🏠i am glad your in a great place in life . sad to see so much character in the house like the wood , just crumble.i just realized how tall you are big bankz peace ✌️✌️✌️ out
Thank you for addressing the bugs in the abandonded places!!!! I always wondered... My only advice is to add the history of the house. I don't need graphic details of the murder or family but any known info? I just kept pondering it. But mahbe it wasn't known? Or whatever, but I think it would really help.
Im addicted to your videos 😊
It saddens me the waste. I would love to repurpose these windows, doors, facets, bathtubs, wasteful to say the vertical least. Thank you for showing these bad ass pads.❤❤
Love your honesty man, thanks for the awesome content. You never disappoint on a video!
Lol.
It was so funny listening to you guys trying to figure out what a trash compactor was😂
Right!! Sends it to the basement 😂😂
I'm so happy for you that things are finally happening for you and going your way. Great to see you smile.
Thank you for the great coverage. Each mansion seem to have each own uniqueness. This makes everything interesting & amazing.
My mom and I watch your videos all the time together! We’re big fans of yours ❤️
Oh my lord..I'd give anything for all those floral sinks and faucets.I swear one day I'll have ONE entire room in my house a total Laura Ashley explosion.Matching wallpaper/curtains /floral basins, the whole nine yards. The late 80s and early 90s was such a fun romantic time with so much to choose from.
yeah, and the way the fridge blends in with the woodwork in the kitchen when I did the parquet floor in our foyer i wallpapered the foyer AND the back of our front door (no one cd find their way out) so making things camouflage was definitely a late 70s thing
i am new i already saw a few places .i don't know what happened in your life but nice to see you are blessed
Thank u for the tour...so sad about the backround......
Really nice place! Terrible to think it's going to be demolished, wood flooring is called parquet.....there are several different types so they vary.
Seriously you better be careful getting too hot! I lost a friend July 15th to a heat stroke. I don’t understand how he didn’t know he was overheated because he was a former marathon runner. Died mowing the grass. 😢
I operate a landscape and lawn care business. Often with heatstroke it sneaks up on you. I’ve went from feeling okay to seeing black dots in a very short time. I’m sorry about your friend. May they rest in peace 🙏🏻
Poor guy. Sorry for your loss
Was he vaxxed?
I almost had a heatstroke and felt I was close to death digging a ditch at my job in the pure summer sun, rip to your friend..
@@tims_always_fishing7117 I’m sure he wasn’t.
Ditto on the comments about the flooring and trash compactor. I almost peed a little when your partner in exploring said,"maybe it pushes the trash down the basement" giggles out loud! Back in the 50's they had a chute in the bathroom where you could put dirty clothes, in and it would go into a basket in the basement. That's normally where washer and dryer were until someone figured out it's a nightmare to haul up and down stairs. Always enjoy the exploring. This one had a lot of mold, and wonder how the man was killed and if they knew who did it. Thanks
Me too gave me a good laugh
Beautiful house you can see that once a happy comfortable place but and sad what happened to the owner..
I do hope that you and wife are still together and your health has gotten squared away. Hope you can share your news soon. I think the world of you and only want good things in your life young man. 😊
No I'm not hitting on anybody I am a 70 yr old lady and he reminds me so much of my grandson! Carry on...I love this mansion and do you know how the owner was killed, by an intruder or someone he might of known?
The compactor in the kitchen is to put trash in and it compacts it for you, I've had a couple of different places I've lived in. Those are built in China cabinets in dining room in the corners not bookshelves.
Omg I love the surprise ending "basketball court" to bad y'all didn't have a 🏀 with you!!! 👏👏👏
I always wanna know more of the back story but never get one 😢
don't understand....lame not to at least give vague details? tell a story please.
@@bearaskmeagain maybe he doesn't want to maybe he's being respectful towards the deceased or maybe it's just half of you thinking he's making this up just to get views. And you don't have to call the man lame.
Beautiful floors, woodwork, cabinets, beams..etc. Love the house design… not cheesy (for the most part) 😂.
Great videos!
Cheers 🙃
That was a fun tour. Thank you for sharing. Hope you’re doing OK.🙏
The Parquet flooring is amazing, so very old but certainly goes with the period property 👍🏻
Loved this house. I adore the kitchen and the windows like a breakfast room or something like that. Loved the basketball court and the games room. Nota fan of both trippy walls and I would renovate them. Absolutely beautiful house and it’s a shame that it will be tear down. Blessings all the way from Melbourne, Australia. Good to hear you’re doing well.
Great tour. I love your channel.
I’ve been wondering where you were and this video popped up. I was excited to click on it and was not disappointed! Great video. Beautiful house and grounds. Shame it won’t be restored. Didn’t know you weren’t feeling well. Happy you’re back and doing good. Can’t wait for the next video! Thank you!
It's good to hear you are in a good head space mate! ❤🙏🇬🇧
Hey Big Bankz, and Donavon, even though it was empty, it was still an excellent explore. I am happy to hear you are doing well, we will be here, if you decide you need more time, my notification is on. Thanks for today's video. Love from N.Y.
the decorated sinks and faucets and the built in 80's bedroom furniture were my favorite part of the video!!!
You do an awesome job Big Bankz. I’m so happy for you to know things are going great for you. God bless you and keep the videos coming.
I think it's a beautiful house. I would love to have it. The trash compactor would squish your garbage so it would take up less space. One of those things that was a must have for the time period. I never had one. Lol. The corner hutches in the room with the chandelier would hold the crystal glassware and the good china. This is a American decor, definitely not the way in Europe. I saw you on with Maureno. That must have been a trip. I didn't know you've been sick. Glad you are better. Good job.
I like most of the house . That blue bathroom and the sink I really liked. And even the butterfly bathroom was pretty neat. I did like the carpet. The trash compactor is from the 70s. You would put a special bag in there and then push the button. So it would smash the trash. You keep doing that until full. Also that bedroom with the modern looking furniture. Looked like it was from the 80s.
I wonder why they faded out of use?
All that wood work is really pretty. All the doors and the walls look like they’ve just been polished. Nice!
I love your channel your music in the background is awesome love it lots of love Tracy Ware all the way from South Africa xxx
The "compactor" trash can is used to compress (or smash) trash to get more trash in a trash bag. Notice that the trash can is relatively small. Someone I knew with a horse farm had one. You also have to empty the trash less frequently...
I have love it we take out about once a week I don’t throw any left over food in it
We used our trash compactor for making nice bales of marijuana way back in the 90’s. It made it more inconspicuous to transport and store all the bud we grew on my husband’s parent’s farm. Our compactor made the most wonderful round, not square, bags of the glorious green we cultivated. Good times!
So beautiful, I love that place. Thank you for exploring it. ❤
You have great abandoned videos. Even the way you talk about the Mansion. I don't know about any one else, I have days that are rough, but watching your videos helps to take my mind off of problems.
Thanks !!! A trash compactor is like a trash can but you can push a button an it mashes down the trash then you can take out the bag in it an you have compacted trash. Pretty cool.
I've been binge-watching abandoned homes videos. Saw the OU shirt and immediately hit Subscribe. Great video my friend. I look forward to binging your channel.
18:57 i love that dining room 😍 I can't believe this house is junk now 😢
@21:46 those cave crickets will jump at you if you stare at them long enough 😂 .....I have some out by the old well outside my house & I'm terrified of them!
Is this the house from that curses Mansion show? This house has a vibe
A trash compactor is for compacting trash. Kind of like a can opener is used for opening cans, or a log splitter is for... oh I forgot what its for.... I love your unassuming and genuine personality. Very refreshing to see someone who is comfortable in their own skin, unpretentious. I have been trying figure out where I know you from. I think you walked into an old church in NC a few years back, that I was cleaning.
Parquet floors, Trash compactor etc Big Bankz you should really take someone along with you that has some knowledge on things! the trash compactor crunches it up into a small box and you take in out to the garbage cans, it doesn't go majically into the basement!
All of it is such beautiful everything..
yayyyy .. looks beautiful :)
I love the parquet flooring, the dining room and so much more.
❤😊 Very Happy you are doing great. So good to hear!
I have SO MANY questions. How do u find them? How do you gain access to them? Is this legal? When u post homes that have cars furniture antiques etc. Items worth money, when u post this, do people go and start stealing and vandalize properties? Can u buy or bid on these properties? The CZcams channel is dedicated to this, and I absolutely love seeing them. I'm just so curious??
He doesn't give addresses or a lot of personal information so it's hard to find to keep looters away
Same Question here..
Who was murdered? The owner? When? Why? Did he live alone? Where are his kids? An empty mansion is okay to see but a back story makes it SO much better!!
He said the details are vague because they want to keep people out
They think it was his interior decorator she used the house to off the guy...
If you find out let me know. I like to know the back stories even if no-one was murdered
Another lovely presentation my man, thank you.
❤ hello big banks what a beautiful mansion all I can say is wow exciting ! Boy that one bedroom was physidelic hurt the eyes lol thanks for sharing its a.shame it's up for demo. Stay Safe and take care 🎉
It's nice you are doing these videos. You are keeping a log of American architecture for the future, as well as keeping a lot of people "alive" in your storytelling. You are an all time great, as true historians/storytellers that are actually of high quality, just don't exist anymore. So you are a rare breed. Keep up the good work.
I would like to ask though..........if possible, when you are describing homes and the people that lived in them, could you give us a year that the house was built and a year when the family lived there? It would be nice.
And if possible, what state you are in.
Those wooden floors you like are called Parkay floors. They are put together like puzzle pieces.........all made out of individual wooden pieces.
OMG......you make me feel SO OLD that you don't know what a trash compactor does!!!! Geez. LOL. It compacts your garbage down into your garbage bag, so you can fit more garbage in one bag.
It's possible, as this happens more often than not............people who buy old homes will start to renovate them and then find out how much it costs, and then decide its cheaper to tear it down and build a new one instead.
He told us in the very beginning they were in Tennessee!
The back story is so interesting and wouldn’t mind you diving into the back story a little more ❤
Looking very handsome, BigBankz!! Glad to hear that things are on the up and up for you!! 👍👍
Big Bankz …. Your amazing Bro! Love watching your videos! Look forward to every upload!!! Keep moving forward! Your on the right track… love the scripture you post before each video also!
God Bless buddy
Another great video @bigbankz! What a great house! Glad I got to see it before it's torn down. Good work man! 🎉
Same! I always sit here and tell Big Bankz what stuff is that he doesn't know about. Haha. I love these videos!
Thank you ever so much for this awesome find, respectfully, appreciate the intro to the house and history,😞👍🏻and much respect to you as well, keep on keeping on✌🏻💕
I love the bathroom sinks the kitchen was beautiful thanks for sharing
Good to hear things are well, thanks for showing us this one!
Yeah it is a beautiful house,love the wood work , shame that happened to the owner
I would love to know more of the back story of this place
Hint: former mayor Marvin Brown. He was murdered in 2013.
@@katiegarrison9414 ooh wow ty
@@katiegarrison9414you’re wrong. Not him.
What an amazing place, and those room colors wow, trippy .And to have a trash compactor is something. All beautiful, but the wall papers need to go .Thanks for sharing with us. Take care.
Great storytelling, love reading about abundant mansions. It is sad though where the owners vanished?. 👍🙁
A beautiful mansion.❤️
i believe the wood flooring was called...not sure of the spelling but parkay or paurque possibly
What is the story about the owner?
You’re so lucky to travel around and see some cool places even though this house wasn’t a place that something nice happened but I’m sure there were positive memories in this. That’s what I would do. I wound stand back and try to imagine the happy times a family had in their home.
SUBSCRIBED ❤ I'm binging your videos right now
btw what you’re calling a Den is actually what you want to call the Family Room (the 2nd more practical Livng Room that the family actually spends time in) A Den is more like a man’s Home Office-ESPECIALLY since this is from the 70s (think Darren Stevens in Bewitched, where he did his drafting & copywriting work when he needed to work at home on the weekends)
When I hear " den" I always think of the Brady Bunch and Mike Brady's home office which I believe they referred to as a den 😃
He’s too young to know that show!!
@@teagantornado4091He’s too young to have watched it!
Those mansions have many rooms we just don’t have any more. Often there is a parlor off the foyer where you talk to salesmen or guests you don’t know well, didn’t invite or don’t like. I don’t know the modern name for that… there’s usually a family room off the eat in kitchen. That’s the day to day kitchen for family meals, maybe a separate room for family meals, a large formal dining room, den, library, formal living room, maybe a game room, reading nook. Master bed and bath is called the primary not master any more 😊
I don’t know how many children the owner had, but based in the colors of the bathrooms I suspect the bedroom with all the built in furniture and attached bath was for a daughter. I think the large blue bathroom was for the sons along with the green and beige carpeted bathrooms. What do you think?
We have cave crickets in Virginia too! Don't know what they are really called but they have a name now! Thank you I always enjoy your videos! Your the best! You seem more like yourself today! So glad to see you be you again!
I feel SO old omg the trash compactor it “compacts” the trash y’all I’m dying 😂