Abandoned Home Where The Electricity Still Work | Everything Left Behind

[@jeannemiller3832]

What a nice young man you are , You are very nice and respectful . I watch your shows every day . Good Luck in life !

[@loubowen8082]

thank you for being so respectful to these people even though they are gone from their places

[@TheOCMarc]

I truly admire how much respect you have for other people’s personal property. The way you gently touch and speak about each object is endearing. Keep the great videos coming, we love them. By the way, in USA most companies do not offer a pension to their employees anymore. Instead, employees are encouraged to save for retirement using a special “savings account” called a 401K, where the company also contributes to the employee’s savings a little. Also, we can collect Social Security from the government, which is an amount you can receive based on how much you worked and paid taxes into the system throughout your life.

[@BrosOfDecay]

May i ask how mutch you get each month when you retire ? Thanks for watching

[@huntingtonbeachsasquatch]

.....Very Well Said Johanna!

[@annbarns652]

me too and he is a gentleman with manners

[@tamitoohey2392]

OC marc what city do you live in. I'm in Anaheim.

[@Liutgard]

There's also Social Security money for the disabled, and for children under 18 who have a parent die. But the amount is really small, and many people on Social Security are also on state welfare benefiits, food stamps, and Medicaid. Im disabled, I get 750 dollars month, and If I didn't have the roommate I have (she's basically like my big sister) I frankly would not survive.

[@urbexindigo5164]

You guys are really genuine and honest. Belgium sounds like a nicely run country and it looks beautiful too. Here in Australia we too have a pension for people to live on after they retire. Thanks for another fantastic video. :-)

[@sueturnermrsuniverseaustra4220]

I must say you would be the politest young man on KZbin. Love your explores. Great job and a lot of history. Mrs Australia International world 👠

[@momapes]

I still sew on my Singer treadle sewing machine. It was my grandmothers, then my mother's now mine. It is 117 years old! Still the best machine to sew on! Thanks for the video.....

[@e_moonstarstellar5666]

If a treadle Singer sewing machine is well-taken care of, it will last forever!

[@cinderellsworth]

Yep! We've got Singers in my family that go back two and three generations. The best seamstress in the family at the time is the one who the machines are passed on to. Even the early electric Singers are almost indestructible if they're taken care of properly. My sister is a very talented seamstress, so she has current custody of all the family Singers right now, but her and I are in our sixties, so they'll be passed along again in twenty years of so, I suppose.... (She still uses all of them, btw!! I don't sew, so I find it hard to comprehend the "finer details" of the different machines!)

[@V-Bug]

I have a few of them too

[@DiegoMartins-nm5wj]

I'm sorry for intruding, I'm 30 years Of age and my mother passed away at the age of 47 and every time I looked at her sewing machine I felt bad. but after 4 years I cleaned every machine and nowadays I sew on it

[@cindyhoelderle4223]

Mo Mapes ❤️❤️❤️

[@bellaluna2921]

Wow..In the U.S. they love to turn the electric off, they don't care enough about us to leave it on..It is all about money here..It is good to see that some countries still care about their people....Great video :)

[@BrosOfDecay]

Why cut people of if they can't pay for a while? They will go even deeper in misery. Kr, Lesley

[@bellaluna2921]

Because if you are poor in the U.S. they don't care, all they want is the money and they don't care to hear excuses to why you can't pay...Even if you are old or have small children they will turn it off...It is sad but it is true.

[@MrsBrit1]

Bros Of Decay they will give you only so long to pay if you call the company to work something out. You may get an extension for a couple months or so if you're lucky....and if not, especially if you're often in arrears, they will just turn you off until you pay. It's sad, really. I adore that Belgium won't leave you without power! That's wonderful!

[@missylou82]

So true, the electrician company just want money. Plus cost extra turn the electricity back on. If the electricity is turn off. They don't even care, if the person is out of job.

[@Fairyviewroad]

Lolly - STFU

[@samanthawest420]

I'm so impressed with how respectful you are of others homes and giving them theirs privacy.

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thankyou samantha! What do you like the most? Love from Jordy and Lesley

[@ImeeAico0910]

Im in awe,only in Belgium where abandoned places is still beautiful ,not destroyed ,not vandalized..I am a newbie in your channel,just subscribed a month ago and I must say you guys are unique among the rest.so much emphathy and care on the places that you feature...I'm already loving Belgium.. from the Philippines

[@BrosOfDecay]

I first wanne welcome you to my channel. And this is why i pursue this hobby for the history and for the stories i find in these cute places. Kr, Lesley

[@beckyjo8745]

That house was beautiful!!! I can’t believe the kids don’t go in and save the things that are there. I would live there! Love it!!

[@akashaofthenile6077]

I just don't understand how the kids don't do something with the property and possessions. I find this a lack of respect. If the kids don't want it, it should go up for auction, or used for homeless people. Sad to see it just left to rot. Love watching the video though, thanks for that.

[@good2btheking]

maybe she did not have any living relatives! Life can be odd like that sometimes

[@jackiemarini3203]

Agree

[@Esther216]

Or even contact to stop pension checks.

[@sahia4]

It makes me smile and warms my heart when you tell us a story to help us imagine the former owners enjoying their home and getting about their day. Beautiful job as usual..thank you!

[@sonjamecaj7362]

I admire you for allowing people from all around the world getting to know other countries culture and the way they live or lived in the past. Thanks from Albania!

[@cane6656]

I WORK with a couple Albanian women... I LOVE YOU PEOPLE!!! My favorites name is (LUDI )she is probably 1 of the smartest women ive ever met....

[@MichaelCOtto]

Leslie you are a extraordinary man. Your passion for what you do and what it takes to bring to the world these places that would otherwise be lost to time, I can't imagine . I admire you and those who work along side you to bring us these treasures. Thank you for your commitment and joy in what you do. I've seen places I never would of and enjoyed every video you presented. Keep following this passion, I hope it can find a way for you to make a living and live a life as amazing as you yourself are.

[@martacharlie66]

You're sensitive in a good way. It's very rare for young people nowadays. Greetings from Poland.

[@ameliamokarzel2761]

I love the respect you guys have for these people. So lovely! Hugs from Texas! 🤠

[@texas151500]

Amelia Mokarzel the stars at night are big and bright...... greetings from San Antonio!!! fancy seeing a fellow Texan on KZbin!

[@xmisery13x61]

Just want to say that I absolutely love how much respect you guys show when visiting these beautiful places, and how well you show everything without giving too much personal information about the former owners. Thank you for taking us along on so many incredible explores!

[@emsparamedic5183]

I, too, am just shocked that the family is letting such an awesome home sit empty while they live next door. The kitchen is wonderful just and the right size. I absolutely love the doors that lead into the hallway on the first floor. They're beautiful! And the little cloak room is charming. The woodwork in the home is still in great shape, and the 2nd bedroom with the white closets is wonderful. I wish that I had that many closets!! Here in the US the electric company would NEVER be so kind as to leave the electricity on if you didn't pay your bill. Belgium certainly has many hidden treasures! Thank you for sharing them.

[@kathysenn7664]

EMS Paramedic I went to an estate sale yesterday. Talking to the people who were overseeing it, I learned the woman who lived in the house became too old to care for her self. Her family put a price on everything, including baby shoes and other personal items that one would think would have sentimental value. I shared that my husband died almost 4 yrs ago and it's hard to decide or choose what's to stay or go. We discussed it being a matter of perspective, individual preference and situational.... One of the people in charge told me a next door neighbor came over looking to buy a cup-this is so moving-it was very special to her because once a week she and her neighbor friend shared time together with a cup of coffee. 😢.....

[@marlamitchell4348]

Wow what a great house! You are right someone could just move right in. Even had clean washcloths and towels ready to go! You did an excellent job showing us! Thank you! ☺️❤️❤️

[@johnharmon9466]

What a great place guys, and you show such respect to these old places and their contents. Love your channel fellas keep the cool vids coming, respect and god bless guys

[@patsywhittaker5658]

I love how considerate and kind you are , and you accent !

[@rhondaz356]

Lesley, I understand your enthusiasm for that home. I, too, wonder why houses are left abandoned, particularly in this case. For the most part it looks untouched. It doesn't even seem like there is any dust. The respect that you, Jordy (when he explores), and the rest of the guys display is fantastic. Thank you so much for taking us along on your journeys.

[@cindyreynolds4045]

These kids are really great! Mr.Leslie has a very soothing gentle voice.i love the respect these guys show for the lives and property of others! Y'all mom did a beautiful job raising you both! Thanks for the videos

[@greyline1012]

Lesley as always another incredible video, shot and narrated beautifully. I have always loved your work. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thank you Grey! Love from Jordy and Lesley

[@rmatakovich]

You are truly respectful and gracious. You have such appreciation of people, culture, and history. I would be honored if you came to my ancestors homes. And you have.

[@almatatiana23]

Love what you do I think is a great way to see the world with different eyes

[@sofiadober7393]

I truly enjoy your videos. You’re such a sweet and gentle soul. Your parents must be very proud of you. ♥️ from the States

[@gracejerome7044]

Awesome video! What a lovely, warm and inviting home! Thanks for sharing.

[@charlottegerlack1260]

I love u 2 Thank u for being respectful for someone's home again you always put things back in the right place never leave a mess and always careful of your surroundings.❤

[@mercedesbarrera478]

W😱w!! My God !you guys never stop to impress me. Thank you for this video, the best so far

[@lolameador9839]

My heart, I watch you every night to unwind and end my day in a restful sleep because of your gentle voice, Thank you.,

[@melissaboggs5176]

Awesome job guys!! Thanks so much for posting!! 😊👍

[@357mars1]

You are so appreciative and respectful of these peoples’ lives and their belongings. It is very heartwarming.

[@midnighttraintogeorgia9304]

It's easy to imagine the people are still there, like they just stepped out for the day. This would never still be intact if it was in the US, people would rob and destroy it. Great explore 😊 hugs guy's 😊💕

[@kimrahhenderson7446]

Yes. We have pension in US

[@SassyHooper]

Pennsylvania USA here. Been watching your channel for almost 2 years now! You are absolutely great! Thank you for making such great content ❤️

[@NeverEndingRoadTrip]

Looks really cool! Thanks for explaining why the lights are still on, very interesting.

[@welshwitch4832]

Love how respectful you are to the homes you visit, don't think I've ever heard you say anything derogatory about them and I appreciate the respect to the memory of those that left those things behind.

[@maryvariola]

Your right someone could move right in. So sad no family came to take care of this.

[@sylviakoziarski4912]

I have no difficulty with taking something that has been abandoned. Abandoned means 'no owner', Take it give it a good second life instead of falling into the cellar rotting. I have no trouble with this if it were my stuff. I rather something being taken then vandals destroying.

[@AshleyGodwin]

Beautiful! Thank you guys for what you do. I love the amount of respect you have for these abandoned spaces. Be safe. Sending love from Savannah, Georgia USA

[@SueGirling68]

Hi Leslie, wow that has to be the most intact place you have seen and with the power still on it's like she just went to the shops for some milk. Thank you your video's are first class. xx

[@KindessisEternal]

wow, that living room, actually the whole house looks immaculate. It's sad to see such a nice house abandoned.

[@ForeverAlansGirl]

Hi Leslie, I just wanted to comment on your question regarding the electricity. Here in Canada, it's called Hydro & it's very expensive. Everyone pays that on their own with whatever income they have. If one finds onself struggling to pay the bill..Hydro.is ruthless..they send you a disconnection letter telling you what day they will cut your power off if the bill isn't paid in full by then. They ususally give you only 30 days. They will disconnect anyone..we have seniors here who pay the hydro bill instead of paying for medications or proper food because they cant afford both. Belgium is amazing the way they look after everyone with the electricity. Hope thst answers your question.

[@synthiamitchell6588]

Nina Dickson in Saskatchewan they will partially cut off your power in the winter, they keep the lights and furnace running but the outlets get cut off. I just found that out from my friend. Lol

[@ForeverAlansGirl]

Synthia Mitchell, Synthia I'm in Ontario & every winter we hear horror stories about people freezing to death because they've had their hydro cut. It's great that some provinces at least leave the heat running in the winter, but if a tiny country like Belgium can supply hydro for free..we here in Canada need to do better..

[@bonniemarietownsend4169]

@Nina Dickson, I live in Ontario as well. You're so right about horror stories with our hydro here. Lets all move to Belgium ;)

[@sharonlegnon427]

Same in the US. I have a small 800 sq ft cottage and the electric bill is horrible. (I'm on Social Security) So to stay in my home I have to give up other things. There should be a program for us.

[@darcymceachern6304]

Hi I'm here in BC they cut mine off in winter , was working came home to cold dark house :( forgot to pay bill lucky I had fire place lol

[@Steven-vo8tk]

Thank you so much Leslie for sharing these videos with us. Love the way you explain and narrate through out the video. You show so much care and respect for the places your visit.

[@JasoUrbex]

Good job. This abandoned house is awsome. It's a dream. Regards

[@avalonsattic7294]

Love the way you are so respectful of these properties and their contents. The way you walk through and show as much as possible without rushing. Love watching these time capsule houses! Thanks very much for the effort put into these videos.

[@uscar17]

I really like your videos, and how respectful you guys are. It's really enjoyable and always interesting. If you ever come to Switzerland, tell me, I'll accomodate you and show you around with pleasure ! Keep up the great vids they are awesome. And thank you !

[@johnhope6443]

Lesley and Jordy are such polite and respectful young men, I watch your videos with keen interest. Thank you.

[@edsummers6869]

Great job....the respect you have for others is inspiring. I lived many years ago near Square Gutenberg, on Marie-Louise. Have always known Belgians to be extremely fun-loving, kind, caring, and thoughtful. The best years of my life! It's nice to see that after all these years, the traditions carry on. Thanks for sharing lives well lived!

[@sljallen]

Truly a great home. I use the term home and not house because you can tell it was truly love by its owners. Amazing how everything is seemingly untouched. Great video.

[@vdgitaliano]

Leslie, here in the US there is social security which is a government organized pension, and some companies offer retirement which is a pension from the company that you work for, and then there are 401k which you have to invest in from your own pocket. usually your employer matches the amount you put in. There are several different ways you can receive a pension here in the United States but as far as getting something from the government, the only thing is Social Security and it doesn't pay that much. That's why saving up for your retirement is so important and that's also why so many people in their retirement years are living with their kids and still working at places like Walmart and Target because they need the extra paycheck just to survive.

[@dawncarriker2126]

I love how you are respectful to the places you visit. You are some of the best abandoned explorers on KZbin. Love the videos.

[@kristy7174]

This place looks like someone still lives there! incredible find. I really like the Singer sewing machine! My grandmother had one just like it. Brought back memories. An in America we get Medicare for medical needs n social security for money.. thanks for sharing. Loved it!

[@mukulved7735]

Sewing machine working very smoothly Threads are also inserted and is not decayed as it sews not breaking Rooms are very clean He was sitting on chair sofa which were clean Table spects were also clean Some body is living

[@ydolem3533]

It's heartwarming to see how emotional you become about the lives of the people who lived there. Your respect is refreshing

[@BrosOfDecay]

I love doing this. 😊

[@sandraosheasandra0197]

very beautiful, but sad. it looks like they had a good life.

[@BrosOfDecay]

I think so to

[@jenniferhaywood134]

I love you guys so much! You are so respectful of the people's belongings in their abandoned homes. The washing hands are called wash cloths in America. 😊 I can't wait to see your next video. I have spent a couple hours at a time watching you on KZbin.❤💕

[@lindamesa4941]

I was lucky enough to work for a company that is now paying me a pension, and it pays my rent so I am very grateful ! Nice work guys cute little house just perfect for me !!

[@Meeeeee111]

Linda Mesa Rent... by your age should have your own home played for.

[@lindamesa4941]

wow sorry !! I must have been too busy trying to feed my two kids and staying off of welfare to save for a house! Some people just aren't that lucky!!

[@natsg.9254]

@@Meeeeee111 Not everybody buys a house!

[@cleisthenesgranada888]

I love that guy who is truly effort to explain each thing he saw :) I love you

[@HouseDrone1]

Thumbs up I really like your demeanor and your vids

[@lorylyon]

I am in the. US and I love your videos! You make those homes come alive. I really appreciate how respectful you are of the memories of the house

[@rootcropgameplays2521]

Man, you're Hot. 😆😁

[@marinagarcia3453]

I know the guy is really cute

[@frekjakittycat9976]

Thank you for showing us these abandoned houses with such a respect for the houses and belongings of former owners. Love from Iceland.

[@zelbole]

There's more respect given to buildings where the land is as expensive as European countries. More attention is given to respecting the people that previously lived there. It makes for a great time capsule of the anthropology of each different culture. These differences are what makes us each different, and removes the boredom of us all being the same. What makes the world go round.

[@bekahhooper9852]

I just adore everything about your channel! So respectful and well spoken! Thank you so much for sharing with us!

[@emsparamedic5183]

Oh, I forgot to say that in the US our form of a universal pension system is called "Social Security", and you and the company you work for must pay into that system out of every paycheck you earn. Not every job pays into the Social Security system, so they may have their own pension plan, but sadly not all companies do that any more. Often it is now up to the workers to wisely save for their own retirement through an IRA, money market account or some form of savings earning plan.

[@BrosOfDecay]

It is kinda similar to the system in Belgium. The only difference is that the goverment in Belgium takes a part of your payment and puts it into a bankaccount for you. Thanks for watching

[@BatchelderPatrick]

Yes, and if you work for a company like IBM, General Electric, Apple or Google you get a pension in addition to Social Security and maybe other investments if you and your company contribute. US government workers are heavily compensated at retirement but their jobs are very boring.for a life time.

[@grannygoose1860]

Also if you work for the government or rail road or teacher they have their own retirement accounts.

[@vivian4949]

EMS Paramedic ...... Same in Canada.

[@Meeeeee111]

K- Droj same in uk

[@livx3907]

i love the fact you respect people’s property. some idiots find it funny to grafitti in houses or building that are no longer in use, but you truly treat it with respect. you guys deserve the best things in life and i hope you continue to share your exploring with us. thankyou.

[@dianacampbell8381]

The children do not remove the belongings because when they are missing their parents, they can walk into the home and it still looks like the parents live there. The children can sit at the table and it will feel as though at any second, their Mom will walk into the room and offer them some food. Perhaps someday they will clean out the house, but probably not. There are a couple houses like this in my town, where the parents died and the kids keep them just the same as they were when the parents were alive...

[@omaralrakhaimi8]

hey!, respect from UAE. I am blind and visually impaired and I love how you explain in details when you explore. please keep the good job. I am really looking forward for your next video. thank you and God bless.

[@teresawilliams662]

Adding to Melissa Boggs, the social security check you get depends on how long you worked and it normally isn't much. Depending on what type of company you work for or job you have, some will get a pension from like police, fire department and that kind of thing.

[@BrosOfDecay]

Ok nice to now. Thank you for the comment

[@amanganella]

Awesome video. Thank you for being so respectful of this lady’s home. What a shame that the children don’t sell the house. Here in the US we would still have to pay taxes and utility bills. So my kids are instructed to sell the house and have an estate sale to sell the inside stuff. And whatever doesn’t sell just donate! Thanks again. Looking forward to more videos.

[@angela_bi705]

Que lindo este Chico

[@lynnwarner4075]

I love how excited you get about all the things left behind! I value the same things. You are all awesome young men, so respectful!!

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thank you Lynn that means a lot to us!

[@melissaboggs5176]

Yes , we don’t call it a pension. It’s called Social Security Income or SSI. It’s set up the same though, those that retire get a monthly income check. 😊

[@susanschultz1762]

Yep, the amount you get a month is based on your earnings during your work life. You can retire as early as 62 (or 63?), but the longer you wait to retire the more you get per month. I'm going to work as long as I can because I'll get over $200 more a month if I retire at 70.

[@evelsea]

Retirement benefits are Social Security. SSI is Supplemental Security Income, which is for disabled adults and children under age 65. Or retired people (65 or older) who meet the financial limits, can get SSI, in addition to their Social Security benefits. You can get more details at www.ssa.gov/benefits/ssi

[@TeriTurnmire]

We have Social Security that everyone who has worked pays into a bit each month and when you retire you start getting that money back. The amount depends on how much you paid in. However, since our Government likes to mess things up, most of us who are younger will probably no longer have that option. A pension is different and is usually something your employer also contributes to depending on how long you have worked for the company, ect. And then we have all sorts of retirement plans you can put money into and gain interest.

[@sarahstrong7174]

Are there homeless people in Belgium or do they find a place thats in good condition, which no one cares about, just move in & quietly live there?

[@sarahstrong7174]

Washing hands- its a 'Wash Mitt'.

[@abbie6326]

I love watching you explore the places you do. You have so much respect for other people's property. You treat every place just how they should be treated with respect. The property once was loved and taken care of by someone and you keep that alive in your video's. I wish there were more people out there that respected homes that are no longer lived in. I have watched several of some urban explorers ransacking the places with no respect. Needless to say I have never watched them again.. The hand wash clothes in the UK are known as a Flannel or wash cloth. Keep up the good work that you do and I look forward to watching many more.

[@johnk2668]

It's called Pension here in UK.

[@ΖωήΣτεφανοπούλου-ο4σ]

Oh my goodness....you are so sweet and respectful young man!!!your parents will be proud of you!!good luck in life beautiful young man!!!

[@marytillman8758]

Yes in America you get a pension. It's called Social Security. I love this house!

[@joycewasser2883]

But it's peanuts, not really enough to live on. If you're lucky you get a real pension from the company you worked for.

[@mikewmount]

What a wonderful home. I am sure the family really enjoyed it. Greetings from the USA.

[@barbaracleri123]

Why wouldn't the family pick up the mail I don't understand why not wow they don't care about her mothers stuff so 😔😔 .

[@sombergirl2886]

Me & my 6 year old daughter loves watching your videos. Please keep on making more lovely videos. You are so well spoken & love that you don't cuss at all in your videos

[@rubyjames3105]

that does it, i'm moving to belgium. goodbye canada with your exorbitant taxes and overpriced hovels, i'm going euro!

[@Lily-has-wings]

I'm in USA.....pick me up on your way there? Please!

[@lynnebraun4845]

Lily I'll stuff a backpack and wait for you (I'm in Florida)!!!

[@Lily-has-wings]

@Lynn....Sounds like a plan!!! 😜

[@lynnebraun4845]

Lily Lol!!!

[@cmissshelleymichelle]

Lynne Braun I'm in Florida to.

[@jamesgreg5542]

SO incredibly beautiful!

[@theparrotrescuer3042]

That house is beautiful. As usual, you respect the house and the contents with utmost respect. Well commended. And those jeans that you're wearing Leslie.....damn! Extremely hot!

[@marysepradet6515]

yes Lesley is extremely sexy, it is part of the pleasure to watch his videos, his voice is great too !

[@cantalibre4708]

Hey Leslie! Your touch with the teapots and sewing machine etc. is gentle and respectful. I would really love to meet your parents. They have done an excellent job!

[@Shawnne01]

What amazes me is that all of the personal effects are still there, such as a passport and a driver's license. I can't believe the surviving family members wouldn't take all of that stuff, including the valuables like the china. Wonder why that is?

[@TheLondonLass]

I wonder if they had disagreements over the possessions and just decided to leave everything. When my grandmother died a couple of her kids were fighting over every item and it dragged on for months. I could see a family who didn't need to sell the house just locking it up rather than deal with that!

[@dianegreen6635]

Fabulous find. Hope family takes care of the treasures. That wood work is beautiful.

[@ianpatt2706]

'Washing hands' - that's called a wash cloth, used to wash your body.

[@joycezaaraoui490]

Flannel by english lol

[@MoonFlowerCreations]

Haha! Cute. 😉

[@ianpatt2706]

Joyce Zaaraoui 'Flannel' is soft, a wash cloth is like a towel.

[@joycezaaraoui490]

Ian Pratt a flannel is a small towel lol. In the UK we can buy towel sets that have bath sheet, bath towel, hand towel and a flannel, all made of towelling, or we can buy FLANNELS separately. Maybe FLANNEL in America is different. Don't forget English and English America can have different meanings. Like Pants and Trousers lol. In England our pants are our knickers( Underwear ) lol.

[@MrsBrit1]

Ian Patt not flannel the fabric. It is literally called a flannel or a face cloth in the UK. I don't understand why, and still call it a washcloth, even after 14 years living in England....but the British most often say "flannel." It also annoys me when you see a shirt that says it is a flannel when shopping online and you read the description and it's made of viscose and not flannel....if it has a plaid print, it's called flannel. 🙄

[@ladansari]

We have pension in Australia. I love your videos mostly because, I enjoy seeing you, the way you are enjoying, loving, feeling and admiring what you find in these places. How you feel and treat them is adding the most value to your videos. You vibrate love and respect.

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

Everything still works?

[@mariale-bron9034]

Every time I see your videos is as if I am there exploring with you and feeling the heart felt emotions.

[@dashriprock01]

In the US, you don't have to work until you are 65. I took early retirement at 62, of course I can't claim full benefits for retiring early, but I have a retirement plan through my last employer that supplants the difference.

[@Brenda-qm4sy]

I always enjoy your videos always. But this one was really great, to see you get so excited and be so happy while making this video is awesome and it shows how much you love doing this. You aren't just out there trying to see how many likes, views, etc you can get. THANK-YOU I truly appreciate all the work you guys do ❣

[@hsimpson6581]

this was a nice house. the bedroom window needs to be closed to keep out rain.

[@kiwigal63]

Unbelievable.I sensed your passion too.When you first turned on the light I was so surprised.Here in New Zealand,if your bills not paid,in 2 days,off goes the electricity and people live like that here because they can't afford it sadly.My next thought and then u raised it about homeless people,they would have power,would their be hot water for them also.How kind your govt is.I have been on holidays in Belgium and all I remember was good beer..LOL.Back to this.In New Zealand there is pension for the aged and disability,it's not alot,but it's free health here,but a long long waiting list for everything. THANKYOU for this here.I really felt your excitement and passion with this house,and more....Much thanks..u answered all the questions I had,talking to a screen,then you replied.Your a caring guy,i get that.Thanks from me in New Zealand x 💜

[@jon-michaelspringfield895]

If the kids live next door they must be keeping an eye on the place?

[@BrosOfDecay]

I have no clue about that but they don't seem to care. Love from Jordy and Lesley

[@louiseevans5418]

My fav boys my fave explorers... so comfortable to watch 👌♥️

[@StringerMedia]

“Fully furnished” not so Abandoned is it?

[@elmayberry6467]

Umm, no one is living there. Abandoned

[@StringerMedia]

El Mayberry abandoned is when people abandon it and forget about it

[@elmayberry6467]

a : left without needed protection, care, or support an abandoned baby … she … began to live in what she referred to as the straitened circumstances of an abandoned woman. -Richard Russo b : left by the owner an abandoned car : left to fall into a state of disuse an abandoned field abandoned property an abandoned factory c : no longer held or thought of : given up abandoned

[@StringerMedia]

El Mayberry the house looks like it’s taken care of in my opinion. Also thank you for checking out my vids! Have a nice day

[@sarahstrong7174]

El Mayberry But if family are living next door, I bet when they run out of something they pop next door thinking "I bet Mum had some spare matches in a draw", or whatever. Next if they are short of space they will start using it for storage. Then if they invite a lot of guests, for a family occasion, they will tidy up & use it as extra accommodation. If they enjoy having guests next thing is they could clear it of personal belongings, give it 'a lick of paint' and open a bed & breakfast business.

[@sallya.2412]

Incredible as always. I love how you find these places just untouched. Amazing how the electricity is still on. Thank you for being so respectful of the owner's things.

[@robinfisher7287]

In America we when we have jobs,money is taken out every pay period,by the government and when we are 65 years old , we can claim our money back. this is called Social Security.

[@anasalazar630]

What I really love about your videos is the respect you guys have for the people and their possessions. =}

[@Kaarne]

It's incredible how some places have still elecrticity running in them. What a beautiful place once again. Great job!

[@MrArtisticsound]

Leslie, your Mum and Dad must be really proud to have a son like you...wish you were mine. You are so gentle and kind and respectful. Thank you.