hello, hello. Welcome to our dream house. But what's also so crazy about this place is that this is also where we're going to have the Next Generation Mr. Who's the Boss Studio. So, the plan is we're going to turn this into a nine-part video series where every single room is going to be its own episode. Each of these is a different video, and we're taking it from zero to the most maxed-out thing you can possibly imagine. The start of the studio and the actual coolest thing about this place is that there isn't just going to be one studio. Now we got two. Nope. Have you found the... This is Studio A. Technically a garage. We spent our entire lives filming outside of an old attic bedroom, and to have a space that is actually rectangular that we can just start from scratch, it's just amazing. We can actually walk around and not walk into the camera or the lighting or the microphones. I've nearly impaled myself many, many times on that microphone. So, the idea of this room is basically to

take the setup that we you already have but take it to a whole other level. We're thinking one big screen across the entire wall. This is a room you're going to see a lot of, so we want to make sure that it's just spot on. Yeah, so if you stand here, Josh and I stand here, I think a lot of good times are going to happen in these positions. This is the plant room, which is actually, I don't know why it's called a plant room, there aren't any plants in here. So this entire house is going to be run by the Control 4 system. It's like a protocol that a lot of smart homes use to be able to link together lots of non-smart things. It's kind of like the brain of a house. We're basically trying to design it so that all the TVs in the house, all the electronics, you don't actually need big boxes in every single room 'cause the boxes will be here, and they're all wired individually to the [Music] rooms. Polished concrete it is actually.

like part of the reason we picked this place 'cause I actually think it's really pretty, and it's also really easy to clean. And you can slide on it, and you can slide on it. But we will show you Studio B soon because that's like at the back of the garden. It's probably the coziest room of the entire house. Very exciting. This is probably my favorite room. And what is it? This is going to be the storage room. We slowly took over Arin's Family House room by room with the amount of tech gear and supplies that we have. All the original intentions for the rooms in that house no longer existed, so we thought we'd start from scratch with this room being the storage room. We're going to have massive floor-to-ceiling storage racks everywhere, had to organize by what they are when we need them, why we need them. A place where everything has a place. As you can probably tell, Dre is to an obsessive level organized, to a reasonable level. Brish is a sensible amount of organized. Oh yeah, and so this space here

this is where I want to build the dream top-down setup. So right now, anytime we get a new tech product, we have to film with a top-down camera, but the current top-down setup is kind of me or my knees. There's a little table, and I'm kind of opening the product on the table with my arms stretched out like this, being very careful to actually keep it in the shot of the camera because it's so narrow here. We have the space to build a top-down camera set with no limitations, basically like any size product. We can just unbox it on the floor. It's such a dream. Okay, let's move to some more fun rooms. So this is the gym. I just love the Scandinavian-style architecture that the guy's gone for. But then, yeah, so the cool part of this house is this will also be a place to film stuff. Like, anytime we're testing fitness bands or health tech, there's a space for it because there's these polished concrete floors with no real gap between anything. You can

just wheel a camera in so bathroom in here. All the walls are Venetian plaster, the ceiling is wood. I actually can't believe that we like own it. It's a bathroom with a really cool sink. Scratching with the watch. Oh no, that feels like the position you're going to be in after a really heavy housing party. It does have a cherikee vibe to. Okay, so you've seen disa's baby, now you get to see mine. This is the cinema room. I let you do the honest. Oh my God, come in. This carpet is so plush, and the noise when you walk in is immediately isolated, so it feels silent. You present the video from now on. This is where our own sleeves. This is actually where we sleep. The house is currently unfurnished completely, so we've set up a little bed mat here, and aon's key priority, a little switch set up here. Literally, that is male living space right there. The other thing you probably noticed when you walked in though is the noise just

disappears, and that's because, well, basically, the entire room is just surrounded with acoustic paneling. It's like completely empty right now, so we've got to find the speakers, the screen, the projector. I had this little gaming trio with two of my friends, and we played this game called Monster Hunter together. And the entire time we've played it, we've always played online. And all I've dreamed of being able to do was to be able to say, Come over and let's play together. And I want this room to be where that happens. Oh, and then quickly before we go to the main floor, this is another bathroom. And so yesterday, we were sitting in the front of the house where there's loads of pebbles, and we were picking up each individual pebble saying, We own this. We named this pebble. And Arin hasn't let go of this pebble since. Oh no. So now we go upstairs to the main floor. I also love looking up here. So this is the kitchen, dining room, living room, and it's

just it's so much space. We never dreamed of being able to have like this much space. What's really fun about this as well is that we're going to do it together, like we're actually going to be able to build this room into the perfect final form. This is what we've been looking for for ages, and one of the key things was just tons of light. It's like the best empty shell you could possibly hope for. This fridge, oh technology, got to love it, opens like this one and three times. The idea is when you approach the fridge, it gives you a little projection on the floor that says door open. Place your foot underneath that projection, and the door opens. And you can change the temperature of different shelves to suit different wines. Um, I don't think we know wine well enough right now, so there'll just be lots of milkshakes in here. You know, I was saying this entire house is run by the Control 4 system. That means that every single light in this house can be configured.

exactly how we want it. So, you'll notice these buttons. They're unlabeled, and that's because you can make this button turn on all the lights to maximum. You can make this one turn on one particular light, and you can make this one turn on all the lights but at a certain level of brightness. So, we're going to go through every single light switch and program exactly the percentage and which lights we want on for each one, which is actually the most fun thing ever. But what I actually find the coolest thing about this kitchen is the fact that, in a way, it's kind of modular. Like, you open each of these cabinets, but then you can actually sh the cabinet doors so that this can be a permanent space for extra appliances like a microid. And this is true for every single one of these cabinets, and I just love how these lights gently glow as you start to open the doors. Oh, so satisfying. Ah, and then also the whole thing is symmetrical, so if we didn't already know that we wanted

wanted to buy the house, and this is another one of my favorite bits. This is all the manuals to every part of this house: the flooring, the ovens, the fridge, and I'm a read-every-page-of-the-manual person, so I can't wait to get into this. Looks like a real page-turner. There's going to be a dining area, and then this is, I mean, I don't know actually what is this. I love the idea of making this like really comfy, cozy cushions everywhere, and then you can just sit and like, I can read, you can be playing, and then this is the living room area. When you start any new venture in Indian culture, um, your family comes over and you do a few prayers just to, I guess, to bring you luck, so that's what we did yesterday. Going to have a massive fireplace going around here, so it's going to feel, this whole room is going to feel really warm, cozy. So where we're going to play board games, watch a bit of TV, yeah, and one of the big things

that I would really like to do here is create a really cool audio setup. Just listen all about the tech you could have, floor-standing speakers here and here, just firing at you while you're in the soci seat. It's like this is like the place right here. How do you do that? Tell this opens up and it creates this feeling of inside and outside, almost as if like this has now become one big space. One of the things we think about quite a lot is circadian rhythms and getting outside as soon as possible in the morning and then making sure that it's dark as soon as it is dark so you get the best sleep. But we will come back to the garden and Studio B, which is overlooking the entire property. And this is the weirdest door we've ever seen because essentially the hinge is partway through it. So you can either push this way or you can push this way, and you can also definitely get your hands stuck in this. This room is going to be an office, and we've never actually had an office.

before I currently work most of the time at a standing desk in the kitchen, and I work on the edge of your standing desk in the kitchen. And so, our idea for this space was to create the most Zen, tranquil work environment that happens to be right next to the kitchen. I guess we need three desks in here, so you, me, Joseph. Yeah, he's our everything, CL. Oh yeah, and this actually is something we talked about yesterday, is the idea that we're building our home spaces. These are the spaces we're living in, but because the entire floor is polished concrete, and we can just wheel around a camera rig, everything here is also our filming spaces. The whole house is just going to be purpose-built to make it so easy to film, and I can't wait. You can't already tell, right? So up the stairs. Oh, look at this. See, the best thing about this house is there is sunlight everywhere, also power sockets everywhere, because one of the things this place is almost custom-built for is the idea of it being low maintenance. So, you stick a robot vacuum.

cleaner one on each floor, and it will have absolutely no problem at all. Yeah, there are no nooks, no crannies. It's just clean rectangular floors. And then this is the master bedroom. We're masters apparently now. Sria has lived her entire life in your room, is probably 2 m². It's the size of a bed, and everything you ever own must fit into one of these cupboards, half of one of these cupboards, 'cause I can know you reach so far. Cupboard this big has been the most space I've ever had. I can be here. You can actually close the door. Okay, let's continue. The idea for this room is to keep it hyper-focused on sleep. So a bed, some side tables, and no clutter. Oh yeah, and we usually spend like a good 10 minutes whenever we get to a new hotel working out who should take what side. No, no, you decide which side you're going to take, and later I find out that you take the side with the plug sockets on it, and he preemptively.

decided they have a lot of gadgets, but this is perfectly symmetrical in terms of access to lighting power. There's going to be air on in every single room and also underfloor heating on each floor. Okay, so this is a bath. I actually, I mean, you don't own a bath, and I don't think I have used a bath in 15 years, but this is just so nicely designed. I mean, you could fit two people in there. You could fit two people, and you can have a nacho bowl to share sitting in between you. Oh, but also because the lighting is all configurable, this has been set up so that there is a bath mode for lighting, which turns off basically everything apart from a spotlight. You'd see it better at night, but it's kind of like a performance. This is the laundry room, so laundry rooms tend to be on the bottom floor, but the fact that it's on this floor is so cool because this is where our bathrooms are, so you can hop into the shower, take your clothes off, and

then you only need to take like five steps to wash them. Those make too much sense, and then the final thing is the guest rooms. So, there's three guest rooms, and they all follow the same design aesthetic as the rest of the house. So, storage, the same bathroom. So, we obviously need to test this in practice, but in theory, this whole Control 4 lighting system is like stupidly flexible. Like, you can even link that to the lights baked into the headboard of a bed, so everything in the room can actually be one switch. Yeah, and it connects to your TVs, your speakers. So, through the Control 4 app, you could turn on your TV, choose what you want to watch, turn on your music, and then that right there, that's Studio B. Hello, that was quick. So, this is Studio B. Before we go inside, though, if you come back here, I want to show you something that sounds a bit dodgy. At this point, we are way into things. I cannot believe we have territory. This is a quarter-size basketball court here. We just have like

a cage to test technology, and the next time we have like a jumping robot or like something we want to smack with an axe to see if it can withstand it. It's an arena pretty much every day. Drish and I, we come out of the house and we walk around and we kick a ball, and this is now where we can do that. And one thing we want to do is add in flood lights all around so we can play all night under the stars, under the trees. Oh no, so sorry. And so that AR can see where he's throwing the ball. That's fair. I'll get it in now though. We uh, we'll fix that in post. So one of the reasons that we could actually afford this house is because the garden is tiered, so it's on four different levels. And I think most people don't like that, but there's a lot of perks that come with it. Like, because we're so high up right now, you get the direct sunlight, nothing blocking it, and you just have this complete 180 view of

the sky and you just feel so free. It is absolutely stunning. Oh yeah, and right here we are building a dream outdoor entertainment area. We just want to spend as much time as possible outside with our friends and family. We have ideas. The garden is going to be one of the videos in this series, and in that video, we're going to go nuts on that setup and just turn it into something amazing. And now this right, yes, okay, so this is locked. Which way it opens it? No, all right, there we go. So this is where magic happens. The plan is to film lots of our reviews and our kind of traditional videos in Studio A, but anytime we want to do something different or a little bit special, this is what we use. We're trying to make this the flagship iconic, just like a completely bonkers next-generation studio. We want to have like the white and blue Mr. Who's the Boss colors plastered all over, and this will actually be a space where we can walk around. We can like go over here and test.

something, and then we can go over here and test something else. So currently, when we're filming a video where we've got to test lots of different types of products, we're basically hopping between all the various rooms of the house to do that. We're just there with like four tube lights, creating a new set for every single product. And if there's like 20 products in one of those videos, we spend half our time just setting up each shot. So the idea of this room is that it's one space where, from every single angle, it is just perfectly lit, ready to go, just looks beautiful. You know, you want to have every type of set you can need: a gaming setup, a computer setup, a TV setup, a couch setup. We build this space with every single product type in mind so that there's an environment to test every single thing. And then we decide, does it make it into the main house? Oh, I like that. And then this is where we keep our um bodies um products. So this out house was originally designed to be

like a pool house for a swimming pool and so all the controls and tanks and we're going to go down there maybe anything that we don't like product-wise goes in there the place where products go to die so yeah different kind of video obviously but I also feel like this whole series is such a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity the plan is to do one video every single weekend basically until we're done here so what can I say um thank you thank you for making this possible this is I me it's more than a dream come true to be honest.

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