This Old Crack House Part 3 - He is Risen!

[@krystiankornilowicz4577]

i love this show, this old crack house is a cult classic

[@AngryCops]

Share the shit out of it. It's what Basement Jesus would want

[@krystiankornilowicz4577]

@@AngryCops for basement Jesus, it shall be done

[@cainasmo9]

Yes Drill Sgt! Moving Drill Sgt!

[@cainasmo9]

Wish you had caught that hooligan on camera!

[@defresurrection]

Great comments. Nothing more to add.

[@oldjoshua]

Just ordered a "This Old Crack House" shirt. This is one of those occasions where you can't help but support a bad decision. Keep us updated, because Basement Jesus is watching.

[@JeremiahDouglas]

nahhh i don't help crack heads and i don't support people who make bad decisions

[@sawyerpalmer9626]

I have one too!

[@semperfi-1918]

Gotta wonder how much the final tally is....

[@semperfi-1918]

@Deimos Cain 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@egoterrorist]

There is a parable where a man builds his home on stone, another builds his home on sand, and another that builds his home on a crack house.

[@AngryCops]

this is solid. ive become a part of the parable

[@mar10ssj1]

Ah yes, it is a cautionary tale.

[@matthewellisor5835]

@@mar10ssj1 and a valuable one! It's right up there with the ones teaching: "Don't marry the stripper." "Don't buy that bike." "...and that's why you should put on dry socks and drink plenty of water." "The grenade goes OVER the berm."

[@RhythmicAnomaly]

@@AngryCops Try not to laugh too hard at this suggestion, but you should consider wearing a respirator when cutting through those rusty pipes. Especially if you're planning to keep doing it to remove it all. May Basement Jesus be with you.

[@MrBoondaba]

For the water coming in: Don't: Sealing the bottom of deck (or in this case, porch) boards is generally a no-no because it usually results in either standing water or soaked wood that has no way to breathe out the moisture. In the porch's case, if you sealed the bottom and the seal wasn't perfect all the way around, you'd get some quick rotting anywhere there was a ding in the deck board. I see in your first vid that the exterior of the porch has metal flashing where the siding meets the porch carpet. I grew up in a house where the basement was underneath the porch, but the porch was recessed into the house so only the front was exposed. iirc, it had boards that were sealed and painted, then my dad switched to an outdoor carpet. We never had leaks that I remember so maybe it's all about keeping the top and edges sealed and if you get a leak that means it's time to reseal. Disclaimer: woodworker and general diy-er / never messed with porches it's all old memory and conjecture. Gotta be hundreds of carpenters watching "this old crack house". Hope you get your hands on something more solid. . . . . like THIS SHAFT, grunt shit. Squids represent. . Really though - love the vids, man.

[@gregkrueger331]

The space under the porch was meant to be drafty (dry) and cold/cooler. It served a few different purposes. Because it was cold and dry it used as a root cellar. It’s also a means of keeping airflow to dry out the damp basements. They’re never under a deck, only covered porches. The floorboards were usually hardwood or old growth pine and tongue and groove.

[@DonutOperator]

I love this series please do me Angry daddy

[@Fightre_Flighte]

That's the best way to say crossover episode. #angrydonut

[@Attmanwart]

Wtf

[@dohnjoe733]

Got room for a 3rd?

[@county365]

#angrydonut

[@jaybush3360]

How about a trifecta side hustle. #Angrydemolitiondonut

[@arkad6329]

The pain in his voice... it just screams sunken cost. This started out as a “look at a stupid purchase this guy made” but it turned into a “watch this poor man die a slow death of pain and soullessness”.

[@thomasthepaladin103]

And stickers....So there's that.....Ok.

[@17Scumdog]

No man, there a lot of work to be done but overall that house has a lot of potential. I've partaken in rehabbing houses that were in worse shape. Think he paid what, $40k? He's got the basement repaired now, don't think the roof was in too bad a shape. He gets the HVAC taken care of and he'll have the big three out of the way and then its mostly just trim paint and caulk lol

[@solocao9339]

@@17Scumdog potential to waste money? I need the logistics, where's the house located? Is it good neighborhood? Are the neighbors quiet at night? Curb appeal, Kitchen appeal, Bathroom appeal, stuff like that. Theres a reason the house was auctioned off. You'd think you'd be getting a deal but you'll be putting more money in the pot than you'll be pocketing. Then get endorsement from an inspector, did you install plumbing right? Is there trip hazards? Is the electrical done properly, stuff like that. Some of it takes time other requires stupid permits so you can be taxed. All in all, freeholders tend to know this and they just rent the houses to tenants so they can get accumalitive money, However, in real estate there's a negative to it, sometimes you get squatters, crackheads, people with mental problems like dimentia and what-not. Just like you, I've seen, smelt, touch, and very rarely taste it BION(the atmosphere reeks of greasy hair you can taste it). I worked with some tight wads but this owner(who puts it up for rent) asked if he could take the removed carpet to the car wash to hose it down, and that's one of my facepalm moments. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKrdln5qmJ6Ma8k. Without a doubt there's more to this than meets the eye.

[@solocao9339]

@@17Scumdog yea i agree with you its somewhere around that $40k mark, I think AngryCops vaguely mentioned it.

[@17Scumdog]

@@solocao9339 yes admittedly the real estate side of things is definitely something I have a lot to learn about. Wish I could say I was shocked at the whole hose the carpet down thing! We're working on one right now where the owner wanted to try to save the carpet, except the former owner had like 5 Chihuahuas and the piss is completely soaked through the subfloor. Had to explain to this guy there is no way your shampooing that much dog pee out of this carpet lol! Finally convinced the owner to at least let us slather the subfloor in kilz to trap the smell and install some cheap flooring. I'll never understand putting carpet in rental properties lmao!

[@halfsilver]

13:15 I know you're thinking Final Destination, but it got me thinking of Evil Dead, where Ash goes into the cellar and there's that pipe hanging from the ceiling that just blows GALLONS of blood and gore onto him, and he's completely covered in that shit, and then in the very next scene, he's totally clean, like he did a shirt swap on his way back upstairs. So anyway, at least that hasn't happened (yet!). Silver linings, babyyyy

[@zeek7382]

The fact the old residents came back to flood the house shows how bad the audience wants to know what their social medias are lmao

[@CopperKid_CDN]

He looks so traumatized, mentions the bathroom then looks like he’s having Vietnam flashbacks, classic👌

[@blakehildebrandt714]

Have you not heard of his 7.5lbs shit story

[@oldjoshua]

C'mon AC... Now, more than ever, we need PART 4: The Tales of Basement Jesus.

[@canucksfan25]

This Old Crack House Part 2: Oh god, it can't get worse than this Part 3: Hold my crack

[@KaeganThornhillTheCyberRaven]

Part 4: Crack is for Kids; hand me some raw cut crystal meth and a redbull. Ohyeah.

[@spaceman6215]

Yeah.... part 4 might break him....

[@jugulartheninja]

I can't wait for part 4

[@boonehelm7271]

Hey AC! I’ve flipped shit houses like this before. I feel your pain but at least I’m a contractor. If you need advise then hit me up.

[@arnoldschwarzenegger9299]

Boone Helm rip

[@Fightre_Flighte]

@@arnoldschwarzenegger9299 That's what he did. Rip the floors, rip the walls, probably also ripped the pipes, and started fresh.

[@IncredibleMD]

Is your advice "bulldoze the pile of driftwood and just make a totally new house"? Because that's the only advice there is at this point.

[@ebinecksdee9872]

Imagine hearing that your drill sergeant owns a crack house and regularly talks to Jesus in his basement

[@jackiechan_wtf4041]

Well that's a normal day for a drill sergeant.

[@FIRENICEWOLF]

Damn lucky you he must of been cool

[@spencer9095]

Sounds normal for a drill sergeant

[@gundam0039]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@khrome7183]

Dope

[@LibertyTreeStudios]

The fact that you haven’t burnt this house to the ground out of pure hatred and frustration is a miracle from Basement Jesus himself.

[@Klaaism]

Especially for the insurance money.

[@wakeupamerica5971]

I would have after getting 3 blades caught, he’s got better control than I do

[@rickybojangles162]

I don't know about anybody else, but I really feel like I'm a part in this story, just because I've seen it progress and will hopefully be here until it's finished!

[@joharr4406]

Basement Jesus needs a new picture frame when your done with the house.

[@bootdude7527]

No it ruins the crackness of Basement Jesus What he needs is a Display case so that he cannot be further damaged

[@natebit8130]

176

[@gigipi1439]

@@bootdude7527 THATS IT, THATS THE COMMENT OF THE DAY

[@Krukster]

Have you tried your local trade school? When I was an apprentice our school had a deal with some house owners, they didn't complain if the work took ages (was for free after all), we could make practical use of our skills in our last year and the school and a nice PR thing going

[@Heather_Nelson]

Benjamin Helm that’s a great idea! my high school did that and they would do plumbing, woodwork, all sorts of things and the students loved it!

[@brandon1341]

Took vocational carpentry my last two years of high school and we did the same thing. Some houses around the school district needed roofing done or wanted a new garage built and we’d do it for them. Took time cause not every teen shares the same motivation.

[@RomeoAirsoft]

Dude this is literally a genius idea

[@seattlesix]

Hooah!

[@jayhawkgirl6289]

Most schools are closed for the rest of the year because of the corona virus

[@eatleaddude5029]

Damn even the neighborhood hell hound is telling him to leave

[@Starcraftgamer97]

You can literally see him lose his sanity throughout these videos.

[@mar10ssj1]

His sanity is falling faster than his bank account.

[@youngmoney4262]

Nope that’s just angry cops

[@chuckclark6162]

He's a fucking Drill Sergeant. By definition, he is insane.

[@urielgrey]

Ah Rich I am so sorry. Check with the local energy company and see if they have any programs or assistance. It's not so cold where i live but they have ductless heaters which might be more cost effective. Also thank you for not being blasphemous. I feel so bad for you and all this. Also super sorry the kid came back and did more damage. What unbelievably awful spiteful people.

[@TwoStacks217]

I had a landlord in CT she gave me furniture with bed bugs and then blamed it on me, bad mouthed me to all the neighbors told them I caused the bed bugs, made up lies about me to tell my friends if they came by to see me and I wasnt home, changed the rent 4 or 5 times on me 1 mo $500 the next $700 refused w/ threats to give me a lease the cops wouldn't do anything said she was only breaking real estate law and in CT they have building inspectors for new buildings, almost no tenant rights Dept so long story short after I left in the winter I came back ran her house to her basement door and flooded her basement for a week straight Angry Cops didnt deserve it but she did

[@calebpethtel970]

As a Christian, I really enjoy "this old crack house" series and especially basement Jesus. 😂

[@silversmoke8398]

Same.

[@saintpoli6800]

Lookin’ at Jesus really gets you in a positive mindset.

[@tyfighter28dw49]

aS a CHrIsTIan

[@saintpoli6800]

@@tyfighter28dw49 aS a pRiCk

[@jackarmstrong8790]

Not sure what being a Christian has to do with your enjoyment of the series in general, but I can understand the enjoyment of basement Jesus

[@shenadren824]

1: It was Final Destination that youre thinking of lol! 2: My old man is a master plumber, and ive spent a lot of time on jobs with him. Everything you went into for the plumbing made my soul die just a little bit more each time you pointed something out. The radiators. The pipes leaking. THE GOD DAMN BOILER! That one broke my heart the most. You have my condolences.

[@poet99999]

"it got worse" Ok angry cops, I'll buy a basement Jesus tshirt Lol

[@xephael3485]

it was always worse, he needed to tear down and sell the lot

[@Breezey_Dubz]

ik im 2 yrs late but fill that gap from the porch with foaming glue from the topside all the way along then let it foam and remove the excess and dig a small groove, then patch it with caulk (color match for extra sneakiness) 100% water/weatherproof and should be a 1 and done job

[@whyamihere2581]

I feel like this series will eventually reach the point of “well, I don’t have the money buy new pipes so I’m gonna have to mine the iron myself, smith the steel & mold them into pipes”

[@fuge74]

PVC?

[@Timman57]

Just heist the pipes from other crack houses nearby, recycling.

[@kingo8542]

@@Timman57 got the planning board ready in lesters factory

[@Timman57]

@@kingo8542 lol "pipe heist"

[@kingo8542]

@@Timman57 all we need for the setup is a plumbers van and boiler suits 🤣

[@xephael3485]

@Angry Cops 3:06 _"Somebody smarter than me write something in the comments..."_ Make sure you have a good insurance policy. Soak the beams with kerosene to kill off the bacteria in them and put newspaper on the floor to catch drippings.. Setup a cheap electric heater on the paper so you can dry it all out. Go on vacation for a weekend. Jesus saves.

[@17Scumdog]

@@RojaJaneman insurance fraud? Lol please don't try this!

[@xephael3485]

@@17Scumdog accidents can happen if you're not careful! that's what insurance is for.

[@17Scumdog]

@@RojaJaneman seems like a good way to turn a house into a house fire... And then claim insurance. There are plenty of perfectly effective fungicides available, and common household bleach, that don't require you to soak your already flammable wooden house with even more flammable jet fuel. Not only is it extremely illegal it's also extremely dangerous. I do this for a living just take my word for it, or don't. No skin off my ass, just wouldn't want someone to get hurt or lose their home to complete stupidity.

[@matt59fire]

@@RojaJaneman Are you kidding? Pleass tell me you are.

[@StudlyFudd13]

@@RojaJaneman When talking about kerosene you didn't think about the fire hazard xD Haha

[@kayleestephens6774]

I'm preparing to enlist in the Navy and have been binge watching military related stuff on KZbin to prepare me for boot camp - that's how I stumbled upon your channel. I haven't laughed this hard in a while. Thanks for making me smile today.

[@edgarfriendly7571]

Haha - just when you said “Dear Jesus” it cut to commercial, making it sound like Basement Jesus answered “Let´s play Shadow Raid!”! Guess that´s where his priority lies:-D

[@bengis_bob8661]

Raid shadow legends is from Israel

[@MrJRod891]

It did that to me too. But my ad was for bricks....oddly enough

[@jackodimonds8709]

Is anyone gonna tell him the film he’s looking for is Final Destination

[@Gottlos234]

was about to until i looked at comments lol

[@abstrakt26]

I was gonna say it too but then thought better as there's probably more than just your answer I'msure and basement Jesus only knows how many... I wasn't gonna read all the comments...but I am gonna get a basement Jesus approves T...well...cuz its never absolute until basement Jesus approves...

[@YangTheGoddess]

Nah let him suffer even more.

[@tylerblubaugh5549]

Just did

[@TwoStacks217]

No

[@ryanm7832]

Hey! I can actually help with something! For your porch/basement leak issue: A) It's a little expensive as far as paint goes, but there's some stuff you can get (I think it's called "Deck Correct" at Home Depot). It's basically grit/sand suspended in really thick paint, used to seal in old decks. It can fill holes/gaps up to 1/4 or 3/8 in (something like that) and makes old, pitted wood look smooth and slightly sandpapery (good grip). B) Or caulk and paint? I'm not sure how big the gaps are that are allowing water in, but if it's kinda what I'm thinking, those could work. Then again, I'm from Texas, and have no idea how the cold of NY would effect those solutions. :P Good luck, sarge! Keep making progress and I'll keep watchin!

[@randomobjectives]

Basement Jesus is love Basement Jesus is life

[@AngryCops]

Basement Jesus Approves

[@peterbanderas8184]

Unfortunately I doubt that Basement Jesus has influence over civil servants, government officials, or blood suckers in general... Right direction, wrong guy...

[@ssutton1216]

In the immortal words of Billy Mays: "But wait, there's more!" 😂

[@TheFallenSniper]

Also in his immortal words: "That's a lot of damage!"

[@benfarmer5960]

@@TheFallenSniper that's not Billy Mays

[@robertross7666]

Fallen Sniper that’s Phil swift, very much alive, not billy mays, very dead

[@nickcara97]

“But I’m not done yet!”

[@ArthurHandler]

My absolute favorite series from you ever! My buddy lives there and thinks he saw the house under construction

[@brownh2orat211]

Dont screw with a forced air system, super inefficient, put in a heated floor system (Radiant Heated Floors) using a tankless water heater to run it, super easy to install especially if your already going to be doing drywall, then use minisplit AC units, much more efficient and cheaper than central air. I converted my 3000 sqft house and went from a $400 a month heating bill to a $60.00 a month bill. Got rid of the central air replaced with minisplit system and my cooling cost dropped by over $150 a month. and that's in Missouri with long miserable summers, If you spent any time at Fort Leonard Wood you would understand!

[@sirbader1]

You know whats up!

[@MinistryOfMagic_DoM]

13 years at Ft Lost in the Woods. You're not wrong, but the summers aren't really that bad.

[@DcSensai]

I agree. I just hope he sees this

[@Rick_Sanchez_C137_]

BrownH2ORat Depending on regulations, everything you said, AND THEN wood heat.... (I really love wood heat, it is pretty much free.... which is why the tyrants in government hate it...)

[@allisonwinchester3108]

I know I wasnt the only one yelling, "FINAL DESTINATION!!!" At the end lol

[@buzzlaw]

lol

[@suetekh1201]

Yeah same

[@kylewagenaar5786]

Are you sure it isn't Final Fantasy

[@suetekh1201]

@@kylewagenaar5786 final fantasy is a video game series.

[@joebartlett7888]

Peter Montgomery whoosh

[@Zamboni-ms5iq]

The roof issue could probably be solved by installing a “mini roof” below the porch to seal the basement off completely. Not an expert but did take a civil engineering course.

[@GrauerWolf37]

I was thinking that too with roughly the same amount of experience you had. My house has that too. There would need to be a slope to drain off the water.

[@itstheamazingnate2364]

When he said "if you're from the north-east you know exactly what that means" and I just groaned in pain from that statement because I realized in that exact moment what was wrong

[@Realmfire]

As did I. As did i.....

[@mississippirebel1409]

Shit if you are from the Deep South like I am we all know what happens lol. It's sorta worse for people in the Deep South because most people's pipes aren't insulated and even though it rarely gets cold enough for the pipes to actually burst it does sometimes. So if we know it's going to freeze during the night we will leave faucet running inside the house so that the pipes won't burst.

[@crackedblock2264]

"What movie was that? Final..." Me: DESTINATION! FINAL DESTINATION!!!

[@powdrpuf23]

same

[@rachelnewkirk8311]

Me too!!!!!

[@TStormj90]

Same haha

[@brandoncasares4956]

Cracked Block same! Hahahaha ah killing me

[@rogersy6742]

i havent seen it and even i knew it was final destination lmao

[@Artzandcatz]

My son recommended this months ago, I watched most all videos, bing crack style , forgot to like some ! He purchased some merch! You rock!

[@FoxesSoldier]

The title of this series should be “I thought I bought a crack house but in reality I have to rebuild a house.”

[@PainlessAdvntre]

It probably would have been easier to build a house than tearing apart the old one first XD

[@theblitz6838]

More like "I bought a heap of shit for your entertainment."

[@scrimpx4067]

:40 when he says, “it got worse”, had ME stressed. How tf can someone afford all these renovations???? He’s got at least 20k in repairs alone rn...

[@khrome7183]

The basement is a good couple of ks along with a whole pipe worl leaking on materials that are rotting, shiieeet

[@scrimpx4067]

I’d start stripping if I were him tbh...

[@volare6355]

Keep making these! Love it. Got my first house as well and I think I have it rough. Watch this and I feel better lol.

[@Tomkkat15]

BURN IT DOWN - Honestly y'all probably would have been better demolishing the house entirely and building a new one where it stood. Let the Fire Department use it as a controlled burn to train on, burn the rotten mess to the ground, clean the wreckage and start fresh.

[@averagedemographic8933]

Tomkkat15 But where would Basement Jesus live?

[@prezzyjim]

Average Demographic A new basement... Arisen from the ashes

[@Itallianmobboss]

Should have taken Basement Jesus to another location and burn it

[@SharpForceTrauma]

too late when there was already money sunk into the flooring and basement.

[@2410jrod]

Tomkkat15 You know there would be a good chance he could get a tax write off from it? It’s possible and he gets the pleasure of seeing that money pit die omg!!

[@spaceracer23]

"UNLICENSED DEMO EXPERT" would be another excellent shirt for this old crack house.

[@docsmodels5470]

I'd buy it

[@Party0nFire]

I’d buy it too

[@matt59fire]

Eh, as long as you are handy you dont need a liscense to cut pipe or knock out a wall. At least not in my state. Im licensed electrician through the company i work for but we often have to do things outside our expertise. Like plumbing.

[@jonathanfurtado3696]

@@matt59fire Aren't plumbers and electricians kind of the same thing they both move things around be it physical atoms or electrons through tubing, in the sense. But, I think it's great when you learn a little bit about another trade.

[@matt59fire]

@@jonathanfurtado3696 Yessir, i think electrical is a good carry over to plumber. But plumber not so much to electrical. Theres more too it than just white green and red wires. But i was just referring to the dumb liscense shit in some places. You can have an absolute idiot and they could get a liscense.

[@roberttarman1017]

3:16 a hole appears to still be in your wall. You'll see a spot of light appear right about then left side of shot.

[@vagabondwastrel2361]

I can't help but think he saw the movie "money pit" and thought. "It couldn't be that bad"..... and here we are.

[@davidanger8681]

Crazy Cop..... Hold my beer

[@TwoStacks217]

I live in that movie everytime I fix a leak a new one appears i have fixed every intersection of pipe in my place and replaced all the floor and there is only heat in 1 room

[@kylieguerin9347]

Don't worry this one youtuber called,"JonTron" spend 2,000 dollars on and 8ft garden Gnome and tried to sell it for 1M didn't work so I guess he just kept it

[@Hazer-_-Vision]

Kylie Guerin that video alone paid for that gnome lol

[@terencepaul7475]

10:53 "oof!" I love how even the cameraman was shocked with the estimate xD hahaha

[@briannawilson2533]

“It got worse” HOW? 😂😂🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️ **Edit** Finished video....my condolences 🙃

[@CrochetCrochetJoyJoy]

"Anyone who grew up in the Northeast knows what that means...." Yep. I'm originally from Maryland. Winters there weren't quite as brutal as New York but nevertheless....people faced this too in the winters.

[@Jaketheaxman]

Maryland is nothing like the rest of the northeast

[@6th_Army]

Canadian here. Can someone explain please?

[@kriskringus2191]

boomgoesblitzhound Maryland is not the south. Yall are north of the Mason Dixon.

[@Yes_This_Is_Dog]

I love my bipolar New Englandness hot summers and cold winters

[@TheNathand22]

Kris Kringus it is south of the mason dixon line, it’s the northern most Southern state. That’s why the northern most border of the state is a flat line, and our nickname is “the old line state”

[@steelhi5267]

We bought a house and had the exact same issue. Has to put in a force air system, remove radiators, cut down old boiler pipes covered with espestlce, move a boiler, have the foundation fixed all along the front plus a new porch, new hard wood floors, new paint, the list goes on and on

[@justin2308]

“Basement Jesus would say it flooded for forty days and forty nights.” I don’t know how, but the entire Biblical narrative is taking place in trying to restore this house: It was built (Genesis), it went downhill fast (Genesis-Deuteronomy), it got worse (Joshua-2 Chronicles), You Bought it and inspected it (Ezra-Malachi, including prophecies of the Savior), You found basement Jesus (birth of the Savior), He left for awhile (crucifixion?), and now He’s back (resurrection). Will Acts through Revelations end as happily as it does in scripture? Well, Revelations talks about a new Heaven and new earth, so...probably not.

[@nerburgring]

Well, needing a furnace both on the ground floor and in the attic...

[@Stinger913]

Book of Mark: Jesus evicting the traders from the temple = AngryCops buying the house and removing squatters

[@jasonpowell8637]

What is old is made new.

[@tennesseeboi6704]

Justin Williams holy shit I have dyslexia and this was so fucken hard to read whare you trying to make the fucking bible

[@nickharper5781]

even pass over would take pitty on him and maybe do a mercy kill. itd be like well tachnicly i dont kill you but i see what youve bought and feel bad lol

[@williamwinder3466]

When cutting pipes, cut from the bottom up. When you get through a certain amount the pipe will sag and pinch the blade.

[@Bredaxe]

My urologist said the same exact thing last week. Wait....why is my plumber holding my Johnson?!

[@balghair1]

Good tip

[@danielthompson6207]

With that flashlight accentuating your facial features, contrasting with the darkness of the basement, you look like Col. Kurtz from Apocalypse Now.

[@tetsujin86]

8:27 HEAP? You mean High Explosive Armour Piercing? Yeah... That could work for you in this situation. 😸

[@FarleyRace]

Not for nothing, but maybe starting a "GoFundMe" at this point may not be such a bad idea.

[@spaceman6215]

We might need to all support Angry Cop at this point...

[@AJFRAN3]

Do it I'll donate a phat 20

[@the_amazon]

Same 👍

[@crumplygrub3212]

Or an onlyfans

[@DeetsterB]

Was there a GoFundMe?

[@ronmenges6825]

Wish I would of found your channel before the last week. I'm a retired master carpenter and have helped a couple of retired Leo friends with on a multitude of projects. Heck I just made a new fireplace with a drop hidden area for my ar.

[@daniel_sc1024]

"...everyone decides to chop away the beams that hold up the house." We see that a lot in the architecture profession, not just in crack houses. If you're concerned with rain water coming through the porch floor into the basement, you might want to coat the top of the porch floor with a wearable waterproofing coating. Its hard to tell without actually seeing the situation. DO NOT install a waterproofing coating on the underside - water will just go through the floor and get trapped at the underside and cause the porch floor to rot.

[@peterbills4129]

Yeah, he has to look at the porch floor as if it's actually a roof. Something you could "paint" or apply to the top of the deck would be the most economical approach. I have a flat walk out roof on a portion of my home and had a contractor pitch me a product that was a super thick and durable rubber roofing material. I wanna say it was 120 mil. He took a sample out of his truck, stabbed it with a knife, and couldn't penetrate it. Very durable but costly. It looked like and felt like PVC but was still plyable. Commercial grade product designed for high wear.

[@blainegossens3962]

Maybe some flashing and good ol through the roof could be his salvation

[@martinpena8934]

Iove it how the cameraman doesn’t say a word until he mentions 20k of renovations and then you hear him say “ughf”. 🤣😂 You know it’s going to be bad.

[@AverageGirlFit]

I'm rewatching this. Watching you struggle to think of Final Destination gives me Forest Whitaker eye. However, continue. This is better than anything on Netflix!

[@isaacstandley730]

This should be labeled as a documentary on why giving houses to homeless people isn't always a great idea.

[@looinrims]

Isaac Standley many are homeless cuz they’re fuckups

[@theterribleanimator1793]

@@looinrims i think the issue goes a little deeper than that.

[@looinrims]

The Terrible Animator no shit, but it’s unarguable that likely a majority of it comes from fucking up somehow, most notably addiction, gambling, drugs, alcohol, what have you

[@G1ennbeckismyher0]

@@looinrims yep, poor decision making. I would love to see the statistics on how many people are homeless despite making excellent choices.

[@looinrims]

Enida Bonghit I mean excusing your condescending tone and obvious sarcasm I’ll need you to quote where I said all homeless are due to people being dumbasses I mean you can’t, but that would be nice before making a snarky comment like that

[@scgoatman]

I’ll bet that 2020 Mustang GT financed at 20% APR is looking pretty good in comparison.

[@roughseas3455]

8:58 The radiator bit got me laughing my ass off.

[@ionlybowtogod9268]

"Shut up dog." Drill sergeant coming out. 🤣

[@ajfev1092]

conservative cripple *sergeant

[@ionlybowtogod9268]

@@ajfev1092 thank you.

[@brycef35]

I was waiting for the knife hand

[@ajfev1092]

Your welcome

[@misterpanzo]

Basement Jesus says: "You shall demolish this house and build a new one, I shall bless the new house"

[@dreadnought2024]

This should be shown to anyone buying a rehab! So many lessons. Everyone thinks it's easy. Everyone learns the hard way.

[@Muster_Muckee_II]

I feel this Crack House series is turning into that one paradox, I think it is, where: "If you take an old ship and replace each rotting board with a new one until all boards are replaced. Is it still the same ship ?" Edit: The Ship of Perseus II Paradox.

[@jonhare392]

Muster Muckee II just watch Leo from the Sampson boat company KZbin channel and let me know. Best content on KZbin.

[@scottbruckner4653]

It becomes The Ship of Perseus II. Simple As.

[@Muster_Muckee_II]

@@scottbruckner4653 Thank you, I couldn't recall it's name.

[@IncredibleMD]

Theseus' Crack House.

[@dlscrub6207]

Am the only one who thought everything he did in the basement while cutting that pipe seemed normal and how any military/veteran would do it.

[@thelionbenc]

Only thing he was missing was a sledgehammer to get the blades free.

[@TheWTFsauce]

I had to re watch it and thought the same thing

[@randyhay6721]

He had ear muffs. No sledge hammer, no torch

[@dlscrub6207]

@@TheWTFsauce i watched it a couple times and had added things that could have been included. Ive gotten a k12 saw blade stuck one time and me and my crew tried used a crowbar to get it free. Lets just say safety wasnt too happy

[@TAOM5963]

Is there any other way to cut pipe?

[@josephross818]

So watching this a 2nd time, right when AC said "Dear lord" a commercial started with "I am in awe of the greatness..." I fell out of my chair laughing and broke it. Damn rocking chair tried to kill me. Keep up the good work.

[@milesberry3644]

Next on flex seal: We sawed this crack house in half!

[@mumbles2840]

I mean did you see how the saws- all did? On the pipes, how? XD

[@blackstripe1528]

"The strongest damn thing in this house is the telephone wire" LOVE IT, LMAO

[@earlkistner]

Reminds me of the 4 homes I have in Buffalo Ny. Every single one of them had at least one issue you’ve had with this house. Hoarder, Water Damage. Cast Iron pipes. Bad roofs. Foundation issues.

[@kurumauzamaki2731]

NEW FLEX TAPE LIQUID HELPS PREVENT ANY LEAKS JUST SPRAY SOME STUFF AND WATCH IT SEAL

[@homesteadofpayne]

I used it to fix a roof leak

[@davidamoritz]

As a professional waterproofer that is a horrible idea! 😂😂😂😂 Side note- if you didn't know spray seal is essentially the same thing as polyurethane roof coating you can by by the 5 gallons at any hardware store for 60-80 bucks.

[@JoshuaWilkesR]

Flex tape the whole house problem solved lol

[@uitare1353]

HGTV presents -'This Ole Crack House, Starring an Idiot.' Fridays at 9 pm

[@AngryCops]

*a loveable idiot

[@nightfury8440]

@@AngryCops About that... Okay yeah, we need our fill of crack. House.

[@theguy6037]

Crack House M.D

[@alundavies8402]

Angry Cops You are not an idiot just inexperienced man and this is part of the learning process okay 👌

[@carissamessina1908]

I just discovered this channel. I’m absolutely in love by the way. I’m so confused with the basement and boilers. I’m in Louisiana and we have central air and heat. No basements only attics. My dad is a master plumber here. I’m just amazed. 🤣🤣

[@andrewragsdill4893]

You should have a "This old crack house" show on HGTV. I'd actually get cable for that.

[@AJtheJester101]

"What's that movie where all the teenage kids died....oh very specific" when he said that it brought me to tears lol.

[@medwardl]

In my old crackhouse when they did the plumbing and heating for the upstairs they cut it out of 8 beams. Out of the 2x12 rough cut beams that were there 3 of them only had 1x2 worth of beam left.

[@KCmetwo]

social distancing PT..."Ok you pansies GET THOSE RADIATORS OUTTA THERE" "YOU CAN PULL THAT PIPE HARDER, YOU'VE ONLY BEEN DOIN IT SINCE YOU WERE A TEEN PRIVATE" see, free labor right when you need it! LMAO.....and you were thinking Final Fantasy b/c the movie you want is FINAL DESTINATION

[@matt59fire]

Pretty sure privates wouldnt know what to do. A bunch of kids working on a house with no foreman

[@zOgOs48]

Good to know Im not the only one struggling with a "crack house." Gives me hope.

[@zOgOs48]

My house is from 1820 and the foundation is stone. When I say stone, I mean orginal stone blocks. Were finding they used what they had for whatever. 😑 just did the roof, let me tell you what we found.

[@oldwaterranch]

zOgOs dealing with a house from the 1940’s. The more we peel back, the more problems we find. Sometimes we just have to step back and stare like “What else could possibly come out of this?!”

[@zOgOs48]

@@oldwaterranch lol yup, I find myself thinking, "What we're they thinking?!" 😆

[@gurt.yuri3378]

My house is from 1900. We've found a lot of weird shit in the walls, and some interesting stuff (such as a firearm in the kitchen wall, no i did not hand it to police just stuffed it back in the wall, covered with cement and then repaired the wall.)

[@topdoomslayer3913]

Mine came from the 70’s and about 6 years later, we’re still fixing half of the broken shit that’s still in it...

[@godblessamerica7651]

Please 🙏 God Bless this Man and this House 🙏 , I sure bye now you have figured out how to keep the water out when it rains or snows , but if not you're going to have to brick and mortar around the open area. Love you

[@robertwalker8910]

AC: talks about his beautiful concrete floors Cameraman:keeps pointing camera at belly button 😅😅

[@AngryCops]

the poor guy tried his best. It's all i could ask for

[@VanDarkholm]

@@AngryCops how much meth did you promise him

[@chrisafp071]

Angry Cops He did well don’t let the Air Force tell you otherwise

[@robertwalker8910]

@@AngryCops OMG its angry cops!

[@redcell9636]

"You remember that one _thing_ Staff Sergeant did that he tells the rest of us not to do" "Yeah, large expense impulse purchases that inevitably end up being more of a hassle than they're supposed to be; kinda like the crack house he bought that's pretty bad." "Yes, _that_ . Oh and it's even worse." "The fu... *HOW!* "

[@safetymikeengland]

LOL - poor guy. I can't believe I never saw "this old crack house" before. I'm glad I have seen it now. It's my new favorite KZbin channel!

[@UGWilson]

When the camera man goes, "oofph" -- you know it's bad.

[@SuS_NuG_It]

Angy, I genuinely hope that this endeavor hasn't put too much stress on you, because as entertaining as this is, I really don't want it to put undue stress or tension on you. I love your content angry. Keep on keepin on.

[@parkerjeans5777]

The dude is a drill sergeant 😂 his blood pressure is higher than wiz Khalifa as a standard.

[@charnov3813]

When you realize basement Jesus is the god of floor gang 🤯

[@cvillefarmer]

Soooo it may be insurance fraud but.... fires happen sometimes to homes under construction

[@georgegordonmeade5663]

Cast iron pipes are often brittle when they’re this old, instead of messing around with a sawzall, a good whack with a sledge and they’ll burst into smithereens. Usually.

[@taiparker8379]

Along with the floor. I don't trust that house to let Drill go ballz with a sledge hammer and not crush him for doing so.

[@ImperialCub]

Ian would say this is an obsolete thing to know

[@w4shep]

Back when I was relevant and working HVAC, We used to have this big ole chain snap cutter. Basically you wrap the chain around the pipe, then use its handle as a lever to snap the pipe. WAY easier than sawing.

[@taiparker8379]

@@w4shep This is the way.

[@jasonc3522]

Go with the old school tongue and groove flooring on the front porch, it will need to be put in with a slight slope to shed water but it can be painted or stained.

[@devilsboy9767]

"Just like the dead bodies and demons that are trapped here!" LOL i died

[@KaeganThornhillTheCyberRaven]

And Now you're one of the bodies hidden in that hellish basement. My basement Jesus bless your mortal soul.

[@axelmilan4292]

Better show than anything on Netflix, that's for damn sure.

[@bigredwolf6]

Axel Milan He could turn it into a Netflix show. Crack house rehab: Return of basement Jesus

[@xenophone2006]

This is hilarious! You definitely got Bob Villa beat. PUT OUT PART 4!!!

[@kylieguerin9347]

My Aracnaphobia is kicking in, HE JUST PUT HIS FRICKING HAND IN SPIDER WEBS!!

[@Frankensteins_Highboy]

90% sure hes been shot at in anger Spiders wont frighten him

[@scottl886]

Kyle H enduring a frightening experience does make you immune to fear. I know multiple combat vets who still squeak at the sight of a wild snake.

[@kylieguerin9347]

@@Frankensteins_Highboy nothing frightens him i believe

[@TheJudge2017]

Last time I was this early, there was still garbage in the house.

[@apollorf429]

Last time I was this early he was playing with Navy seal dolls

[@robertdelph1447]

As a construction and landscaping tradesman at the age of 19 this shit is killing me and making me wish I could lessen the burden for you. Episode 1 was funny as hell, episode 2 was 30/70. 30% comedy, 70% torture. Episode 3. Pure fucking torture on a new scale.

[@iMortalMisfit]

I’d love to see a television series of Angry Cops renovating old houses 😂 Move to the side Chip and Joanne and Property Brothers

[@inquisition_angel7139]

5:40 Drill Sergeant! I didn't endure 10 weeks of being yelled at about keeping my clear dork peepers on my nerd face so you could toss that stellar advice out the window! You can't save the world or fix your house without eye pro!!

[@westlakeboy8459]

Boot

[@Rick_Sanchez_C137_]

inquisition_ angel This Master Sergeant, and Brigade Safety Manager, agrees with you..... Angry Drill Sergeant owes each of his viewers 40 pushups....

[@thatfriggindoggo8886]

To help from flood damage, you can buy waterproof paint and paint the entire porch,then later you can add carpet and whatnot afterwords

[@cobrian45]

13:10 to 14:08, a psychological study of one man's descent into madness

[@willbobot7752]

Brian Cowen the movie is final destination I think

[@Rick_Sanchez_C137_]

Brian Cowen Sort of like the Jack Nicholson movie with the hotel....