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a while back Kim Kardashian did an
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inhome interview with fogue and there
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was just a glimpse of her bathroom
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during the interview viewers noticed her
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seemingly flat sinkless sink and it set
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the internet on
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fire but come on those sinks are next
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level where does the water even go there
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was so much Buzz about her sink she took
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to the socials to show everyone that it
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did in fact work it does actually like
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slightly slope down that you can kind of
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see and there's a slit for the water
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so now we know the sink works but
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inquiring minds want to know how the
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heck was it made she also mentioned that
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it cost over
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$30,000 so in this video I'm going to
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try to build a replica of Kim
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Kardashian's viral snc and see if it
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actually justifies a $30,000 price
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tag that's so
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cool all right day one and this is a
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project
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I've been wanting to do for a really
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long time but honestly the flat sink
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thing was just so impractical I didn't
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want to do it for my own home but
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recently a fan who's a home builder was
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asking for help doing concrete sinks for
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an Airbnb that he's building nearby and
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it seemed like a perfect fit for this
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project so today we're going to go meet
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him out at fishstone Concrete in the
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Chicago BBS and hopefully build this
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sink in 3
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[Music]
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days see you how you been doing well
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doing well yeah nice to meet you nice to
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meet you did you bring a dog I
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did hi bud I know it's exciting come on
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we got all the supervisors here today
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with Tex 12 seconds later yeah Tex
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already made himself at home right here
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I did walk him this morning but you know
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just to give you guys a little preview
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we got Tom Fisher owner of fishstone we
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got Chris Grunwald over here who's been
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watching the channel and called me about
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making some sinks basically told him if
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you make the exact sink I want to make
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make then you can come and make it with
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me nice guy he said that sounded fun so
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let's hope it
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is this is basically the system we're
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going to be using to make that gradually
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sloped sink right correct so what do we
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got here so this is stretch form fabric
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it's a stretchable fabric that has a
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waterproof membrane on there when I've
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seen this before it's like they stretch
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a fabric over something and then you
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make like a fiberglass mold I haven't
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seen them pour directly onto a fabric so
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that's pretty cool so we might have
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given up the whole secret but not really
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because you'll notice on this one the
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sink is really high this would not look
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like an invisible drain you notice
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there's Flex when we put the concrete on
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there getting that Flex right there's
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going to be some skill and maybe a
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little bit of luck make sure that we can
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get enough of a slope when we're using a
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tiny like 3/4 in high piece of wood
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underneath this to make it all right so
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we got a plan yep let's build the form
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let's get to it now when I said we had a
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plan there I think there might have been
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some YouTuber enthusiasm going on cuz we
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still weren't sure if the flex fabric
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could be pulled hot enough to create
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that super lowprofile drain without
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flexing so much that it just became flat
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under the weight of the concrete but we
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decided to put that question to the side
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for a moment and just get going get our
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hands in there and cut out the melamine
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pieces for the rest of the form however
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things almost went from bad to worse
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when Chris was cutting the base of the
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form
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Jes you all
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right just want to jump in here real
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quick and explain what happened Chris is
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a professional contractor with lots of
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experience using power tools but most of
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us use battery power tools and he hadn't
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used the cord and saw in ages he got
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distracted focusing on keeping the cord
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out of the way and took his hand off the
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tool it's a good reminder that even if
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you have a lot of experience you got to
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pay attention and keep your mind in the
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game when you're using Dangerous Power
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Tools a big thanks to Chris too for
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letting us share his mistake so others
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can learn from it okay since thankfully
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everyone still has 10 fingers it's time
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to figure out how the heck we're going
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to make the mold for this crazy
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invisible sink so after much
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deliberation we decided our best chance
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was to use clay and sculpt the inverse
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shape of each Basin and then cover that
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clay with the stretch fabric now the
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trick would be sculpting the clay in an
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even and gradually increasing slope so
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that it ended up up pulling off the
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invisible look that we wanted so we
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called in expert Tom's wife Carrie is a
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sculptor here in Chicago she's done some
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really cool stuff around the city
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working with this clay was challenging
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but a lot of fun you heat it up and
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soften it to make it workable and then
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we used whatever tools we had on hand to
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try to shape it into a symmetrical and
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gradually increasing slope circle around
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the center of the drain this is starting
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to seem like it's going to work we're
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going to put the fabric over that pretty
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excited to see how it comes out
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[Music]
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it's with that many Staples it's not
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going
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anywh
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CLE when I make concrete sinks I always
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get a lot of questions about the drain
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and how do you make the drain hole this
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is a drain kit made for very small slot
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drains Tom you want to sure absolutely
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show us what it what it's about what
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we're going to do is we're going to
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drill some pilot holes and create some
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holes for Pins that we can then attach
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the slot drain fitting which then has
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another fitting on there and then we
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take a couple PVC fittings fit over that
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that's what's going to hook up to a
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standard drain faucet there definitely a
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little more refined than what I've used
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before and now it's time for another
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episode of c talk which is the same as
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every episode of c talk I apply a BL PX
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to the melon lay down a generous layer
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100% silicone caul run a metaled ball to
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over all the caul lines metal fed ball
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to pushes excess caul to the sides of
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leaves a clean line over the seam and
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the layer of PX makes it easy to peel
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the excess culk away once secures
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leaving a perfect culk line and that's
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it for this episode of cul
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talk and this is not really part of this
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video but Chris is making a second sink
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here and I wanted to show this because
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he brought in some black melamine to
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make the form and the black melamine it
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looks super super cool think I might
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have to find some of this for some of my
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future
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builds all right we are back day two
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we're going to just put a pinch of this
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yellow oxy side pigment which is kind of
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like brownish yellow to just give it a
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slightly off-white color it's going to
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match the rest of stuff in Chris's
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bathroom to get a perfectly smooth
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surface or spraying on the Face coat
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first and then using a brush to pop any
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air bubbles in the concrete that might
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be trapped against the FL
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while waiting for the Face coat to FM up
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a bit we added a back form for the
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vertical apron which will make it much
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easier to do the backer coat on this
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vertical surface I'm mixing up here
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Chris is going to spray His Face coat
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this is actually his first time he's
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learning today which is super cool to
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get someone in the the concrete
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Community while we're doing that Tom's
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going to go mix up the backer coat with
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glass fibers that we're going to put
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into our sink
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[Music]
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[Music]
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nice everything is filled in we got our
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nice little volcanoes built up around
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the sinks now it's just uh just a
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waiting game very excited to see how
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this one comes
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heading back out to Crystal Lake and it
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is concrete Christmas day we're getting
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to demold everything super excited to
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see how this all turns
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out feel
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ready all right so these are looking
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pretty good on the underside next up
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here we're going to use the form as a
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I can't see
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it oh yeah baby all right I think that's
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going to work from right here it looks
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almost like there's no drain but it's
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going to be enough that'll flow I
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think we're happy Next Step we're going
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to do a little acid but someone was
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looking for you acid wash that is
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[Music]
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she felt there was no time to be lost
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she was shrinking rapid so she to work
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at right now we're going to show you how
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you make a hole for a faucet in a
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concrete countertop be the same thing
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you would do for granite or marble lots
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of people ask about this Tom's going to
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man the uh the drill attachment to the
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angle grinder you got this doughnut to
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kind of keep the water in we showed that
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process on Chris's other sink just
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because well it's a lot simpler he's
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going to wait till he has the actual
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Faucets in hand on the other sink just
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to make sure it lines up straight so
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he'll be doing that exact same process
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on his own for the sealer we're using
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fish Stones U seal which is my personal
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go-to for concrete super durable we just
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roll it on with a roller keep it wet and
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uh yeah pretty simple to to get it going
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going pretty
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[Music]
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quick all right so we got the first coat
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of sealer on we're going to do a couple
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more but the next time I'm going to see
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you guys is going to be up in Wisconsin
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at Chris's Airbnb it's a few months
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later and before we head out to the
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Airbnb to check out the finished sink I
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want to talk about that $30,000 price in
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one other thing so first I got to give
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some credit where credits du the way I
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originally found out about the sink was
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another fan who' reached out to me and
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they were in Florida I think it was back
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in 2021 when I was in the midst of
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redoing this whole building so I really
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didn't have time to take on projects for
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anyone else so I had to turn down that
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project but to that viewer if you're
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watching I just want to thank you you
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were the one I got the idea from it
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worked out like it did because Chris's
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Airbnb is local so now let's talk about
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that $30,000 price tag did Kim K get
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ripped off or is it worth it well you
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guys know I did a video on $110,000
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concrete countertops a while back
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and I certainly believe that concrete
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Artisan work is worth quite a bit of
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money it's very difficult labor it takes
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skill and time to pull off properly so
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even though there were only about $500
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in materials that went into making the
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sink yes it's going to be worth quite a
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bit more than that $30,000 though
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honestly that feels like a bit much now
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she mentioned something about why it
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cost so much eight versions of this
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prototype sink was made now we did this
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in three days on the first try and I'll
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let you guys be the judge but I think we
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nailed the look pretty spoton so should
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she have paid for the labor to do this
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eight times to make eight prototypes I
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don't know if I were to make something
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like this for a client installed it
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would probably run somewhere in the $5
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to $20,000 range so not a complete riff
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off but I do think that price was was
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pretty high I know you guys will have
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thoughts so leave a comment and let me
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know without further Ado let's head out
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to the Airbnb and check out the sink
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[Music]
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keep your eyes on the
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horizon I was looking to belong when i'
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already found my
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[Music]
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home
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wow okay this is better in person than
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uh in the photos I saw it's huge open
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and then just boom open to the Wi
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view of the forest the lake beyond that
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really really cool so before we reveal
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the sink I want to do a mini tour of
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this
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Airbnb this is the upper deck here
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there's a really cool view here of the
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forest they're actually working still on
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the the exterior Landscaping you're
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going to have a path that leads from the
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house all the way down to the lake then
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there'll be another path on the side
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that leads to the cedar sauna we're
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going to check the uh the downstairs
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area out next
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just pit stop on the way down you got
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two bedrooms here it looks like both
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like really good size with Kings then we
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got this bathroom here which is got this
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cool little I guess this is like a
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sitting tub this is the tiniest bathtub
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I've seen but super cool and over here
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is the second sink I actually hadn't
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seen this one Chris actually went and
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made this on his own and it came out
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super cool for his first solo sink any
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of you guys are thinking of trying some
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gfrc to make some really cool sinks
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countertops whatever I highly recommend
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it because well here's proof that with a
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little determination you can get some
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super high-end results now moving
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downstairs oh this is such a cool
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hangout spot so it looks like coming
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down he's got like a little gym they've
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got this like full arcade machine over
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here there's a second like bar with a
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big TV little Pub table a cool little
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hangout area I want to come back with
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like a bunch of friends for like a
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weekend at this place this is so cool
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then over here he's got full game room
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foosball pool table huh I don't know see
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if I tv anywhere M look
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up oh okay okay I see you Chris got a
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remote it's pretty cool we're now out on
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the lower deck and there's this Big
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Cedar hot tub here really beautiful
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definitely going to hit that up later
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now let's head on upstairs and I think
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that should be where the Kim Kardashian
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sink
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is here you got the Loft area they've
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set it up like an office which is really
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cool cuz uh I'm working remotely today
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so be doing a little editing right there
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editing this video and across the hall
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here you've got another bedroom which is
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also really cool kind of like a Japanese
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lowprofile room before we check out the
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Kim K sink in the last bathroom I want
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to give a quick shout out to Chris who
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took a chance on this put it in its
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place I still don't know if it's going
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to work but hopefully it will the Airbnb
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as a whole is beautiful and if any of
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you are interested in Booking it for a
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stay with your friends it sleeps up to
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12 it's only an hour and 25 minutes from
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Chicago about an hour and 15 for
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Milwaukee so perfect for a weekend
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getaway I'll leave links in the
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description so you can go and book it
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for yourself highly recommend it and now
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let's see what that Kim K sink looks
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like
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that's so cool loving this this uh
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actually exceeds my expectations
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definitely looks invisible so very very
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cool but not only does it look cool
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let's uh let's do a test here I've not
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done this yet Chris said it works but
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you know we got to test for ourselves
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full blast would you look at
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that and what happens if I wash my hands
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I'd say that's success all right guys
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while we're rolling those Beauty shots I
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just want want to thank you guys for
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you sub and Bell thanks again for
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watching love all of you that's it for
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this time and I'll see you guys next
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time Dex what do you
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think victure victure you going to come
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tell them what you think all good T what
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do you think oh yeah good stuff
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