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"^^ Well said. I was watching a repeat of an episode of Bargain Mansions from a few years ago. It was unintentionally funny to me. Tamara buys these old and often run-down big houses and does a major renovation job on them. In many cases she does a major gut job - changing location of rooms around, etc. I enjoy the show overall and unlike that witch from Chicago whose show I refuse to watch, I believe Tamara gets permits and I respect the work she does. I remember one project where the City required them to do a major sewer line re-route or install, I forget which, to bring an old house up to code. \n \n\n\n\tAnyway, in the episode the other day, there were at least two scenes of faux drama that cracked me up. First, Tamara and her dad, supposedly after the project was well underway, were standing in an upstairs room talking about her plans. Her dad looks around and says, Tamara, I don't see any HVAC vents in these upstairs rooms. And she replies as if this is a new discovery, oh my gosh I'll have to get my HVAC guy onto this. \n \n\n\n\tAnd I'm thinking: Oh, sure, honey, like you hadn't factored in the obvious need to install a new HVAC system in that almost 100 year old house when you first crunched the numbers for the project. **eyerolls**\n \n\n\n\tAnd then later in the episode they doubled down! They were in one of the upstairs rooms where the drywall had been installed when her dad pointed out that the HVAC vents had been covered over by drywall. Gasp! And scenes of the HVAC guys cutting holes in the ceilings to expose vents. **more eyerolls**\n \n\n\n\tI don't recall seeing any such obvious shenanigans on Brett's shows, thank goodness. I get tired of his cowboy hat sometimes but I do respect his work.\n "
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