House Flipper | Havin' A Bash!

[@DracoDxl]

I thought something felt off about the "Having A Bash" intro before, glad Smith is finally giving the enthusiasm and vigor I've come to expect from him.

[@kamryneverett7184]

You prolly dont give a shit but if you guys are bored like me atm then you can watch pretty much all of the new series on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my brother for the last days xD

[@raylankeegan7321]

@Kamryn Everett definitely, have been using Instaflixxer for years myself :D

[@ZakJames]

Poor Smith. Play the raft again. He loved that, bless him. His little face lit up. “I’m gonna play this later!” He said, my heart grew two sizes.

[@devin201df]

Zak James He so sad from the forest he needs the raft in his life for sure

[@Chompinators]

6:35 "Is that a baby maker?" Someone needs the "talk".

[@edtheBFG]

smithy's intro then xD cheer up lad

[@ThePuddleOfDoom]

oh god smith why so down

[@TagS883]

He got the aids

[@coronisk.1564]

ThePuddle on twitter he said he just got diagnosed with potentially terminal downs :(

[@WorkingTitleCo]

Cos the forest fucked him hard

[@JBroMCMXCI]

For real tho he’s just getting sick of KZbin in general and wants to do other things

[@tpgear321]

Where on earth did he say that

[@Doodles30302]

Dear Smiffy, As an American, I have never seen a radiator in person. So. I don't think it's a law. At least not in Virginia. Thank you for your time.

[@calebbrooks1037]

I live in America and I've seen a few radiators in older houses, but most houses don't have them. We just have central air conditioning. I live in the south though so things may be a bit different up north

[@MultiCynicalBastard]

You see them in some of the older buildings up in oregon hill in Richmond and such sometimes but they're not terrifically common down here.

[@mookiecookie44]

The schools I went to had radiators, mostly because they were old and the school district was broke AF.

[@internetonsetadd]

I grew up in a house built in 1832 - oil heat and radiators, with the vertical pipes running along the walls instead of behind them, since it was stone originally heated with numerous fireplaces. When I was young the furnace wasn't working, so we had a wood-burning stove for a few years. Anyway, ain't nothin' like sitting on a hot radiator when you come in from playing in the snow.

[@noverrr4508]

Emily it's cos most places in America are warm, here in Britain it's not always warm

[@MuleyxHD]

Smith seems extra happy today

[@ThatGodzillaGirl]

Should have all played, started at the same time with the same property and seen who made the most profit/best house after an hour.

[@sojungkim8855]

Am I the only one who actually enjoyed watching that? Smith seemed to hate that

[@oheilthere]

Yaaaaaasss! I'm stoked they are playing this. I bought it on the launch date and clocked 21 hours in two days. Its so good.

[@calebbrooks1037]

This really isn't their type of game is it? I can tell Trott was alright with it but Ross and especially Smith weren't have fun

[@1brewha]

3/10 not actually flipping houses

[@maniehuman3125]

1brewha 4/10 cuz kissing break. 2/10 cuz not on cam.

[@perishcouncil]

Really enjoyed raft boys, would love to see some more of that!

[@helloimash]

my headphones only work in the left side and the intro song is mixed so ross and trott are dead quiet but smith's sad singing is on the left channel so in the intro i heard muffled singing with smiff going "BASH" and to be honest it was perfect

[@VioletParagon]

These houses need some fight club esque dog fighting pits.

[@skysayshi4039]

The Comments: "Smith is depressed lmao" "rofl the title" "we don;t have radiators we have central heating"

[@nanofluber2682]

I refuse to conform

[@lewis6590]

kept scrolling, you were right, and i apologize for not trusting you.

[@tapeshaft]

0:01 Smith's enthusiasm is so infectious!

[@nobodyshekatonchires]

Smith looking as hot and depressed as ever

[@ButzPunk]

6:25 None of the boiks has ever seen a top-loading washing machine before?

[@EvilDollop]

Ben Rowe They're not really a thing in Britain

[@kiwibird8441]

EvilDollop they seem like we'll traveled lads surly they have vome across one before

[@EvilDollop]

Yeah but maybe they just didn't recognise it as easily as an American would?

[@IndieGamingVault]

Smith seems very unenthusiastic :(

[@omfggala3913]

could you be enthusiastic about this game? it looks boring to play and even boringer to watch

[@noahm259]

Idk, I managed to watch Jerma stream it for about 3 hours

[@lalnablehector1285]

it's almost as if its an ugly, boring single player game that he is watching someone else play.

[@RupeeRhod]

"it looks boring to play and even boringer to watch " That's how games look when people are unenthusiastic and don't get past the tutorial. You're damn right this video was boring to watch and that's all on Hat Films, plenty of other people have made great content on this game, which is why these guys are doing it anyway, to get some of those clicks. Too bad they didn't make a good video out of it.

[@nikeeweston]

IndieGamingVault he should at least try, this is his job. I doubt Trott and Ross are enthusiastic about every game. They at least try.

[@dragonfig6460]

we luv u smith

[@amodh]

6:24 that's a clothes washing / laundry machine and dryer. Also works as a baby maker.

[@turtleflightstudios]

As a Californian, I have to say that I hadn’t seen a radiator until I visited Spain, and then later in Pennsylvania, so I’d have to conclude that they’re likely not super necessary everywhere.

[@xenophyte]

perfect video to watch when i'm still half awake in the morning, just chill

[@CrazyJoe629]

Agreed, a gentle start to the day. Or when drifting into semi-drunk sleepiness... Gathering data for the next project?

[@xenophyte]

shhh ;]

[@reluktantskeptik]

We generally don't use radiators for heat in the US. We just have central heating systems that run though the same ducts as the AC (or aircon as I hear you Brits call it).

[@VME-Brad]

Smith, in the US, we have mostly forced air heat, not radiators, it's easier to add in AC that way.

[@squasher6969]

I am an Aussie on the West Coast of Australia, can confirm I have never seen a radiator EVER.

[@carlosgutierrez3918]

What I like to do when starting a viedo of Havin' a Bash is pause the episode off the bat and try to guess the intro. "I wish that I had a tv show" DAM IT! One day...

[@Doktor_Vem]

Wow, such enthusiasm from Smith in the beginning there! :D I've never seen so much energy in one man!

[@DocGamer99]

I have lived in the US all my life and I've traveled all over the south western US and I've never seen a radiator in my life.

[@Wanderer_of_Sol]

I played this on stream a while back. I just made it as anti ocd as possible. Interior was 4 different colors. Exterior was 3 different colors. Kitchen had racing stripes and the fridge was facing a fucking wall. Put a pillar in front of a window, painted it purple because why the fuck not, but I left one side brick. Ended up swapping out the bathroom door for an underground bunker door, filled it with MREs, guns and a baby crib, because you never fuckin' know, do you? All in all it was great fun and chat hated me.

[@AstroFalcon_Z]

As soon as I saw Ross and houses, all I could think about was “Jacob, Stanly, Richard, Morgan” from when they were on the Vidiots’ channel.

[@crimeministerify]

Smith your sound so depressed in the intro

[@jris]

The radiator is seen as a eye sore in America. We mostly have whole home HVAC systems using a furnace and air conditioner. Radiators, while more efficient are a Europe thing.

[@patrickcrompton3184]

This game authentically conveys the boredom of cleaning and renovating a house A++++

[@StevenS757]

most new houses in the US don't have radiators, they have central heating delivered through vents

[@ShelloTheLusky]

I love how the door opening sound is the same exact audio file from AIM when someone signs in.

[@charlieissofron]

Can confirm, not only are there many places without radiators in the US, I would say MOST places don’t have radiators

[@EzyRyder14]

I have never seen a radiator in southern California, I didn't even know they had laws about those. And yes there are some people who live in the Death Valley area, especially along Highway 395 that borders the edge of it. Thats a lot higher elevation so it does get cold up there, so I wouldn't be surprised if they have them for nights/winter.

[@shakenj]

Well the whole point of starting as Arno is so that you can try and bond with the girl, i cant remember her name, probably elise i think. The whole story point of that is that you've known her since you were children and you meet her here and there during the story.

[@MelancholicRobot42]

It always annoys me when smith brings that up. Its like he thinks games shouldn't try to tell a story.

[@infernalistgamer]

Yes, these are definitely northern houses. In Alabama, you're putting multiple air conditioners in the place.

[@Wyattporter]

I live in Chicago and they don’t require radiators. I don’t think it’s as ubiquitous as it may be in the UK.

[@douglaslawrie3449]

Heaters and radiators are not required in Australia. I didn’t even know that was a thing anywhere. Makes sense though.

[@missunderstoodmaniac]

Never saw a radiator 'til living outside the country... Thought maybe it was just a Florida thing, then moved to another state up north and still haven't seen one here.

[@kgury]

Majority of houses dont have radiators. They have central heat and fireplaces.

[@UntouchedDestiny]

Smith was so excited about this game, i nearly fell off my chair

[@snaga4742]

Cheer up Smith boik xoxo

[@gregorywhatley9659]

I got a girls number at work yesterday whilst listening to you guys' old podcasts Thanks for putting me in a good mood fellas!

[@Lynkah]

I live in Louisiana (originally from Bristol!) We dont have radiators here. We have AC that CAN be turned onto heat, but in my 4 years here in Louisiana I have never seen someone put their AC on heat.

[@121pinxy]

Every person I’ve watched play this game hasn’t put any real effort into the flipping! Have a bloody go at least! It is the game after all!

[@Camhin1]

jodie Xx have you seem Tom and Simons video?

[@DrDarkheart]

I'm not sure if Smith just hates story arc, progression, or not being completely overpowered at the start of a game.

[@buzzthebuzzard5267]

No we are thinking, hmm Sjin just played this and had some funny editing.

[@waterierStone]

yea... in The States, we have this thing called Gas Heaters. Most radiators are in older homes. also we have lots of laws to protect people from the government invading their property. if someone owns the house they could literally not have a roof. The only thing that would happen would be that the kids would be taken to child protective services.

[@toasty4000000]

I live in texas, I've never seen a house with a radiator in it in my entire life (25). Granted, I've never been out of the south.

[@fobitbswo]

ive lived in southern california and south carolina and i’ve never even see a radiator in real life

[@Xaiken]

I live in Northern California and we had radiators at my old middle school. Otherwise we just have heaters that work like ac units but only for heat. Doesn't get hot where I live, just hella cold.

[@luca-er5vz]

I love how when they play this game they think its super boring whereas when sips played it he played it for so long and he loved all of it.

[@uncletomcobley6950]

luca aldridge one person loving it doesn’t mean everyone will?

[@luca-er5vz]

Jon Lowe As evident by this video and sips video. I don't understand if you're trying to argue with me?

[@littlepanda2496]

I live in Las Vegas, though sadly I cannot tell you the laws regarding radiators. It's never really something that crossed my mind.

[@xbeckyboox3384]

I'm as happy as Smith in this video

[@awesomeaartvark]

It seems like this wasn't really the type of game for you guys, but I'm not gonna lie, I still found it quite entertaining, haha, I enjoyed the chill commentary over Trott's methodical cleaning

[@fishpop]

"We'll smash in your back door and flip your house!"

[@reversoremixes6977]

Get sips back on this gameee

[@Wolfencreek]

Smith is sad that he had to give back the lizard onesie.

[@braaaaaains]

I've lived all up and down the west coast in the US, never had a radiator. Electric heaters are more common than radiators.

[@defshane2738]

Can confirm, live in Arizona and don’t have a radiator. Too hot, up to 55°C in the Summer

[@Juddersbaby1]

I think that’s more of a contract with Sky rather than a patent

[@Level1Hera]

I cant wait for the Real Time Paint Drying DLC

[@mochimejika]

Most houses in the US are built with an HVAC unit instead of a radiator I think

[@DracoDxl]

Smith in this video is basically everyone when they visit their nan and all she wants to watch are shitty home renovation shows.

[@Silenieux]

Utah, US doesn't require radiators :O a few old houses have them but there's literally so few they drop property value! XD

[@15thTimeLord]

I don't think heating or cooling is *EVER* required on houses for purchase, possible for condos being rented. -Iowa does not require heating or cooling for sale, sales of houses are all done by private business(including banks) or by the owners themselves. -Another note, "radiators" specifically are not required either. Forced air, geothermal, radiators, and window units are most common.

[@averagehero7324]

A requirement? I live in the state of Maine and it's rare to find a house with a radiator in it

[@TheAthooper]

I haven't seen a house in texas so far that had a radiator. I imagine most southern states are like that.

[@MissKnitwit]

Omg they talked about the Fraser valley. That’s the place that the coffee shop thing happened. It was a Tim Hortons in Langley bc. I’m surprised they heard about it.

[@BrimSt0ne28]

I live in America and have never seen a radiator in real life. I'm not even entirely sure what they do. I assume they heat the room?

[@Mach_Style]

they are common in older homes here in the US. basically water runs into the radiator and it gets heated, putting off heat for the room. they arn't common here any more since all modern builds of homes use central heating and cooling.

[@JoeyMarshall]

Yeah water pumps through them and gets heated up as necessary, you use a boiler and (If you have central heating) can control the temperature required to turn on and off the radiators and at what times.

[@chrism45]

Well Mach actually the water is heated in the boiler room and is then passed on to the radiators that heat the room. They sometimes don't require electricity and just use petrol or gasoline as well.

[@Mach_Style]

it can work both ways. You can find electric radiators that have a heating element that sits on the water inlet side and is heated right there before the radiator. But yes you are right. The master boiler is probably the more common if the radiator system hasnt been updated at all.

[@etaylor495]

13:44 Ross is deciding whether its appropriate to call the game Madeleine McCann Simulator 2018.

[@jbrandom27]

From Oklahoma, I've never been inside a living space with a radiator.

[@CrazyJoe629]

I like to flip my 1-room uni flat by digging my nails under its foundations and then flailing my arms wildly

[@tanchwa3740]

Most newer houses have central heating. No radiators

[@xxSoulxx]

Texas has no law requiring heating in homes. Cooling however, is required.

[@TokkiYamaguchi]

Hey smiffy, dunno if comments are true but if you're not feeling great I'm gutted to hear it. Wishing the best xxxx

[@TheDragorin]

no radiators here in florida, we still have some kind of heating unit though

[@CISCO_WAS_TAKEN]

I live in Arizona no radiators in our houses but a/c on every house over here

[@Nurr0]

6:27 It's a washing machine. You haven't seen one like that? *Not sarcasm*.

[@UnheardSiren]

Texas here, never lived in or seen a house with a radiator. Know what they are from media only. We have older houses with natural gas space heaters 'round here. Mostly in bathrooms. The horrible unvented kind.

[@whiteusainbolt1]

11:17 is the guy in the bottom corner colin?

[@Betuor]

Where I live in America everybody has HVAC units. I think radiators are a bit too old school.

[@jamiecole5433]

What happened to the Trailmakers series? I miss it.

[@OvAeons]

love this free use music they got...

[@ike709ful]

Smith, I've lived in Louisiana my entire life and I've never seen a radiator in person.

[@DictatorGavlar]

That raft game definitely needs another video. But this am joining Smith in the expresso depresso club.

[@Adam-fj9px]

The boys are going to have a lot of series, everything they’ve done on having a bash needs multiple episodes

[@ZeroPointAlpha]

This snore-fest of a game doesn't need even a single episode, TBH.

[@Adam-fj9px]

I think the game would be better if it was how they described it, just selling on houses and buying bigger ones rather than being a DIY man

[@noland096]

I dont think we had a radiator when I lived in Texas. I dont remember ever being cold the 2 years I lived there

[@chain3519]

Radiators have been phased out in the US

[@michaelvincentpratt]

Soooooo I'm from the town where the lady threw the feces. Only time in the 145 year history of the town it was trending on Twitter #LangleyProud #seriesable

[@TheGodEmperorOfMankind_]

They really didn't like this one, pretty much everyone else I saw playing it, was having a blast

[@crimsonpatty6152]

I think alot of people miss interpreted what Smith meant about radiators....

[@bloopscrusts5390]

THIS IS THE NEW TRIALS

[@ZedExGaming]

Smith sounds like the red dude from don’t hug me I’m scared

[@LilSwinney]

I don't think I've been in any house built since the 60s that had a radiator here in the U.S.