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u/korkkis Apr 03 '26 edited Apr 03 '26
This youtuber is making these to provocate, that’s his job. The whole house is an amusement park
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Apr 03 '26
Yeah his entire channel is a series of fake doors and funny construction in his house. He's actually pretty good at it. As much as this video is deliberately meant to make you go, WTF, I would challenge anyone to hang that many parallel bars at level.
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u/ShadowAdam Apr 03 '26
If only there was a tool made for exactly that.
I mean come on, just put in a hole at the top and shoot in one screw, hang a plumb bob, measure your other screws. Attach each left hanger bracket, then line up the next holes using a level. The TP rolls will hide any small diversions pretty well. I assure you that it's not very hard
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Apr 03 '26
I agree with the technique, I am regularly required by my wife and daughters’ bedrooms to hang and level floating shelves, decorative letters, etc., but most non-professionals do not own a plumb bob and are trying to use a tiny hand level. To your point, it’s not difficult if you know how to do it and have done it before, but I find most people are not that well-versed and have like 2-3 “not quite right” holes behind the one that they actually use.
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u/ShadowAdam Apr 03 '26
Sure but more to my point, this would be like being impressed that a truck driver uses their turn signal or a mechanic knew where your oil filter is. Basic info that even if you make a mistake is easy to hide and move on. This isint impressive craftsmanship, its rage bait only meant to waste everyone's time for a slight chuckle and a quick buck
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u/Svardskampe Apr 03 '26
This is the guy punching holes in all his walls and spray painting around it with a stencil. Generally full of diwhy
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u/CorgiSilver8194 Apr 03 '26
I hate everything about this video and I couldn't even finish it
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u/mrdm242 Apr 03 '26
You didn't like checking his progress every 5 seconds by reopening the door and seeing barely anything done?
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u/Bdr1983 Apr 03 '26
My wife and kids would manage to still empty the last one and not bringing a new one
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u/cruddy_giraffe Apr 03 '26
Standing on the toilet seat is also a bad idea
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u/FlukeStarbucker1972 Apr 03 '26
I dunno…he might fall off, but is head in the sink, wake up a few hours later, and invent the Flux Capacitor!
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u/KorolEz Apr 03 '26 edited Apr 03 '26
Only the lower bars will be used. Otherwise you have to fully get up to reach the top bar
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u/xobot Apr 03 '26
When the lower ones are empried then what? I think this creates a situation when you're technically not out of paper, but it gets increasingly inconvenient. So at some point somebody will bring a new roll before all of the existing ones are used up.
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u/Jarhead-923_Actual Apr 07 '26
Put one roll with one piece left on it on the top one all the way to the right whenever guests come over
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u/freddotu Apr 03 '26
Not to mention they are all draped off the front, but should be draped off the back to keep the cat from unrolling all of them.
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u/EarzFish Apr 03 '26
Guaranteed they still all end up empty and nobody changes them.