This scary ABANDONED house of the elderly made us jump in fear

[@chrisreynolds2260]

This is so, so sad, especially seeing the tubs of Midazolam and hearing about the home's history. If you're not aware of the recent controversy, just do a search for the drug and its connection with not only palliative care, but its use during the pandemic 😞

[@shazzzabanazz4789]

So true sad that they use sadation to control them

[@bods1]

Very incriminating evidence, so many lives lost, so much Midazolam, makes you think. Well at least it should do🤷‍♂️

[@gemmahedges653]

Used to murder the elderly ... years worth used in just months 💔 they called the midazolam deaths the first wave of covid but we know what they did

[@Bernard-ux2eb]

​@@shazzzabanazz4789 To kill them. People were dying of Midazolam. They were dying on the wards of the "standard of care", being intubation and Remdesivir. This has been mass murder, Third Reich Redux.

[@susannahwilliamson7270]

Happy birthday Matt. NBM means Nil by mouth. Thick & Easy is a thickening agent to add to drinks for people who are at a choking risk. Midazolam is a bit of a controversial one during the pandemic, there's loads on the web about it but Midazolam has also been used for years in end of life medication in a syringe driver along with morphine, cyclizine as well as other medications.

[@marieparsons78]

Happy birthday mat .!!! I worked has a cook and a cleaner in a care home during covid and I remember when a resident passed away or got taken to hospital and if no family there stuff will just get thrown into bin bags by the carers .. I hated it so much so I would get boxes and pack it tidy and name it and room number.. you should always respect there stuff .. Great show love u guys ..x

[@MissWitchiepoo]

That was good of you to do. There are lot of people researching their familie tree that would have been very happy with a lot of those photos found. Just because someone didn't have kids that wanted it doesn't mean there aren't other family members who would love it. I do research and I can't tell you how happy I've been every time I got a photo. One time I was with my daughter at a secondhand market that was just there for 2 days and going to the second row of tables I noticed a frame I liked when suddenly I noticed the photo in it and I could hardly speak because of excitement to tell my daughter that the people in the photo was my great grandparents and their kids one being my maternal granddad. I just couldn't believe it how did it get there. It turned out the lady selling the things were friends with a well known singer and actor who had given her the frame to sell and had just left the photo in and this person was my mom's cousin. She didn't have children to give it to but then there I was sharing these ancestors and so happy. If I find a bible or photos with a name I will buy it and search the genealogy websites to see if there are anyone who would like to have it as tons of things that may be important to someone is destroyed every day and what a darn shame:)

[@Bernard-ux2eb]

It isn't a care home. It's a crime scene. Well done finding the Midazolam.

[@susieg4624]

That's why it was shut down.

[@Bernard-ux2eb]

@@susieg4624 Really?! Go on, tell me more!

[@Cathy_Lee]

Since you asked us to tell you... I enjoy you guys doing private homes be it big or small! Love seeing all the simple special things in each that tells us a story about the people/families that the homes belonged to. Whether it's antiques or photos or everyday things that were once used but aren't common now. Even seeing the architecture or how they decorated like wallpapers etc is wonderful. My vote is Homes! 🏠🏣🏫🏚🛖

[@maxinejones5979]

Hi guys. Love the video. I work in care and yes there are some awful homes but most of us love our residents like family and will protect them to our last breath. Thick and easy is a food/fluid thickener, x2 is how many scoops to add. It is Used for people who aspirate (choke) on food or fluids because their swallow has gone or weakened through things like stroke. It stops the food from slipping Down into their wind wipe and causing pneumonia or a nasty infection..

[@sharonlegg85]

Just watched this one again and it’s just so moving. The thought of all those memories left to rot away in an attic is heartbreaking. Once that building is knocked down they are gone forever. So very sad xx😢

[@lindseykaine-walley6339]

I use to work in a Rest Home as a Domestic. It was a lovely place, all the staff were great and really looked after the old people. So not all nursing homes are bad. The stories they told us were so heartfelt and even made you laugh at times. But that place is a really sad story. Fantastic as always Matt and Andy.

[@lindak1965]

It was nice you shared your birthday with us Matt, you & Andy are big hit in my home I've gone back to 5yrs & thumbs up on every one of them & laughed non stop.

[@mattmisanthropy.]

37:00 Taking the piss out of that Proving Demons fake. That was great 😂😂

[@lennonfan69]

Straight away knew who he meant haha😂

[@22jumpinbean]

Mate, we've just had one of our residents moved to a new care home. I went to visit her today and was shocked 😲 to the core to see the bruises on her poor little arms. I also hate other care homes that aren't the one I work in. We aren't all horrible, I love my residents and would never purposely bruise their tender skin ❤️ You both make me howl laughing 🤣 thank you sooooo much for the lafs

[@sarahtaylor2492]

I’m glad I decided to do home care, I tried working In a care home it was horrendous. This story is horrific to know how the residents were treated, heartbreaking and what with covid aswell the poor people that stayed here that must of suffered, meant to be a care home but ironically they get abused, very upsetting x

[@lindatimmons3675]

@@sarahtaylor2492 ..... Happens here in the U.S.A. as well And children's homes. 🥺😢

[@klapauciusly]

Hello from Australia! (you guys should come here, we have lots of old abandoned shit you could explore!) Just wanted to say I love your work, and please don't ever stop showing all the pics and paperwork and other memorabilia of lifetimes lived. I see it as a kind of little tribute to the people who lived in the places you visit, just saying, hey, you haven't been forgotten. Keep up the amazing work guys, you are awesome and P.S. happy belated bday to Matt!!

[@funnyfullmetaljacket4266]

I would love one day to visit the UK. And have some pints,chats, and laughs. I feel like were all family and friends. Thank you for all you too do and i appreciate it very much. Love the content,love you both. Thank you very much.

[@emilyjayne77]

I love the old cottages Thanks guys and happy birthday 🥳

[@oldhaggys]

rats are lovely too! I've had some and they are like dogs with strange tails. Amazing animals! And mice are adorable

[@eveskey7982]

All those photos are priceless and such a treasure of time in history. Wow

[@michelefarrow856]

Happy birthday Matt, love your abandoned explores dont ever stop going through old photo's its never boring, I am not a fan of industrial but love really old buildings.

[@justkp9243]

I proudly worked in one of the best Residential homes in our area, hearing they locked someone in their bedroom for 48 hours makes my blood boil! It’s abuse, absolutely awful. NBM - nill by mouth, Malcolm will be liquid fed by tube into his stomach as a result of a tracheotomy. Retford ghost hunters were there recently, it’s extremely active no wonder you’re both jumpy!

[@KharmGaming]

Hello from Jersey, Channel Islands! I’ve been off work for a few weeks from a bad back injury and can’t really get up on my feet. I’ve literally binged watched all your videos from 5 years ago, from you both going down that kids slide in the kids play area to the shadow apparition at the top of the stairs all the way to this latest video. What’s even more of a bonus is that I’m a Wednesday fan too! Thanks for keeping me entertained during these tough times. You’re both awesome 🦉🦉

[@rachelmayes298]

Those photographs were wonderful. I could have seen all of those in that box. It’s a bloody shame they’ll be destroyed. Very, very interesting to see

[@marilynrowell7829]

This was so sad but u2 made it so funny you really are the best and thanks for the good videos you are so good together with all your silly banter

[@nicolecorrineengland3746]

Experienced care worker here. ‘Thick and easy’ is a staple in care homes.. it’s a dietary requirement for people who are losing their ability to swallow. The stains on the wall: enteral nutrition for people with nasal gastric or Peg Tubes. Midazolam: a strong drug to calm people, or to reduce seizure activity’s The handover notes on whiteboard: absolutely shocking. No matter what the resident had done, should not be confined to room until apologising to resident / care worker PPE: might be left over, not that it wasn’t used. Mattresses: bloody expensive. Costs the NHS ALOT. Should not be left to rot in a closed down care home… very sad! Care homes that are closed down due to abuse, neglect or unsatisfactory care put brilliant care homes and staff down.. so many care homes are fantastic but tarred under the same brush. X

[@Jeppe.P.Bjerget]

What a beautiful memory line of pictures. They should be at a museum, as a picture of the past. Thank you

[@FINDERSBEEPERS]

Unfortunately we come across so many locations with personal possessions left behind which will sadly be lost forever

[@Jeppe.P.Bjerget]

@@FINDERSBEEPERS I understand. Just sad to see that all this history will be forgotten in some years. Well it is the way it is. Thanks for showing the parts that you find, even if you could make long videos i think if you should show all. Best wishes from Jan in Norway

[@mellyb1544]

I loved this video, I work in a dementia care home for 4 years now I love my job and the residents, we were so lucky we never lost a single resident to COVID, at the beginning of the pandemic we had PPE donated to us from B & Q, so many regulation were broken by that home I was fuming at the start but those photos were so joyous to see, keep doing what you do xx

[@cindysilfies5505]

Omg Andy you and the radio/Necrophonic had my cracking up

[@LittleBird777]

Brilliant Matt and Andy, NBM is nil by mouth, the photos were amazing and sad too as they are probably the only remains of someone's life .

[@samanthamarks5376]

That woman has not changed from 1923 still beautiful 🤗👍

[@nancyleemarra8702]

Happy Birthday! Wish I was 43 again, I'm loving your channel I can't believe it took me so long to subscribe.,and I gotta say Andy is sweet,keep up the good workguys.

[@loverofniteghostfreak364]

Happy birthday Matt ty soooo very much for that insight as it also happened in Canada aswell just breaks my heart to hear about the abuse and when an elderly die so does some of the history

[@dianat119]

It is so sad and depressing to think what went on in that home. You showed a vial of Midazolam and a while ago a funeral director was saying when they were called to collect a deceased resident they would often find used boxes of Midazolam in the residents rooms.. It was probably used to sedate agitated residents but it can slow or stop their breathing. I'm not saying they were 'euthanised' but things happen. That very long photograph would have been taken with the pupils in a semi-circle and the camera moving around. Some kids were known to be at the beginning and then running to the end so they'd appear on the photo twice, I can remember our school photo being taken in that way. Some people may find it boring to watch you going through photos and documents but I find it truly fascinating so I thank you for that. I wonder who put that radio on? Hmmm

[@dianat119]

@@JoePublicUk From what I have heard it was difficult, if not impossible to get a doctor to visit care homes. But death certificates were signed and I suspect cause of death was attributed to covid. IMHO

[@kayleigh1829]

Midazolam was ordered in excess by matt hancock and given to elderly covid sufferers. Elderly in care homes or hospitals with covid were all put on DNR and midazolam used to hurry along the passing process.

[@alexa3669]

They were 100% euthanised

[@alexa3669]

@@kayleigh1829 this 👏🏻

[@AmandaFromAcrossThePond]

It’s what they used to murder “ useless eaters” it’s very very dark time in the world history & it should definitely NOT go unpunished, Nuremberg 2.0

[@bearfog07]

Hi, lads from Australia! You crack me up with your banter. Seriously, if you ever go back there bring a fake head and some shoes with you to finish off that 'dead' body you found LOL! So sad that one resident was locked in his room for 2 days, what he did would have to have been deadly to the staff to get that punishment! Yikes! WHY was that radio on if you were by yourselves and what a CREEPY station to have it on! THAT was chilling! I hope you had a great birthday, Matthew. By the way, I LOVED looking at the old photos, real history right there! Thanks lads, that was both a fun and somewhat sad explore. x

[@brendagilliland5602]

Hi guys the thick and easy is for people who can't swallow with choking it gets added to their food and drinks anyway how are you two as ive been away,,cant believe that home ffs poor residents utterly disgusting that they were treated it that,,48 hours shut in his room I hope he's ok bloody shame oh it really gets to me as I'm a care assistant no wonder people say your not putting me in a home oh before I forget a Belated happy birthday Matt 🎂🎁 xx

[@christinegilbert5082]

You're so correct about the sense of loss. Even the best of care homes aren't a beloved former home, with children, pets, garden, tool shed, neighbours etc etc. It must be devastating for some. If course there would also be some people who have an improved situation! Love your videos guys ❤️

[@YarnKilla54]

My friends and I in our late teens used to go into abandond homes. My favorite are abandond mansions & Especially farm houses @ night lol

[@tabithacollins6003]

The letter and photographs, were really fascinating, and the school photograph, was located in Market Rasen, Lincolnshire. The letter, was written on legal paper, which would be used for Instructions to Counsel, bound by pink ribbon, containing all supporting documentation for Counsel, to take a case forward to the High Court. The now hamlet, is situated just outside of Market Rasen. St. Cornelius Church still is there, the main village is no longer standing, but their still exists Lynwode Manor (the old name for the village) at LN8 3QG. The letter was written in copperplate script, and appears to be from a lawyer to his Client, as to whether he could use the title of Lord of the Manor, hence the various Land Enclosure Acts stated towards the end of the letter. Again, thanks to you both for posting this video…I am now climbing out of this rabbit hole:-)

[@dizzydaydream9647]

Firstly Happy Birthday Matt and I feel so honoured to have witnessed your first wind breaker as a 43 year old!! No doubt there will be many more 😆 I think you need lessons in how to manage a care home 😂 As a registered nurse who has worked in many care homes I can explain an awful lot for you. The whiteboard that you see showing normal diet or soft etc refers to the resident’s swallow ability and the consistency of the meals that are provided. They are usually classified as normal, fork Mashable, soft or purée and the assist prompt usually means that the person needs encouraging with the food because they do not have the ability to feed themselves. Dementia has a lot to answer for! The thick and easy is a special powder that is mixed with liquid to make it thicker so that the person doesn’t choke on the drink and x 2 generally means two scoops of the thick and easy which means it needs to be even thicker. I’m horrified to read the comments on that board but if they are true that is bang out of order keeping a resident in the room for 48 hours as a punishment. People with dementia don’t understand reason or consequences and they can’t be held accountable for their actions because they often don’t know what they’re doing. The problem with Covid was because residents couldn’t be isolated in the same way as patients in a hospital could be. It was unethical to lock somebody in their room so if a person had contracted Covid it quite often spread around the home because the residents were socialising with one another. This was in no way the fault of the management of any nursing home during the pandemic however society were quick to criticise many care homes for the cases of Covid in them. The mask on the shelf is a nebuliser so you put liquid saline or salbutamol in it and it produces a steam for the person to breathe in. I have no idea why there is still a mask attached as this could be a massive infection risk if it has been used. The jars in the cupboard contain the remains of liquid medication that have not been given. They are required by law to be disposed of in a special gel and this should have been given to the pharmacy to destroy but obviously the home closed quickly and this wasn’t done. Midazolam pronounced Mid-az-o-lam is given to relax a person but generally in liquid form it’s given in end of life care through a syringe driver to keep the person comfortable. The paperwork is a care plan. Malcolm is completely nil by mouth and is fed via a feeding tube. His feed refers to the setting up of his machine because the artificial feed he will have is likely to run slowly over approx 20 hours each day. The documentation is not bad. As a medical professional I completely understand what has been written and it is very clear regarding the instructions in order to give him nutrition and fluids (water) for hydration because he takes nothing via his mouth. The rectory in the letter is in Linwood, Market Rasen, West Lindsey. It’s worth £1.091 million! It looks like several business are registered there now.

[@lauren1266]

Thank you for all this info!!! Based on everything you said, NBM would mean No Bowel Movement then? I was thinking No Body Movement but if he’s still reaching for things that wouldn’t make any sense.

[@louisewillets9881]

@@lauren1266 nbm I think is nil by mouth hun

[@bearfog07]

Thank you, that was very informative.

[@hb11912]

A happy belated birthday to Matt. I do find aged care facilities quite sad and depressing. My father passed away in one a couple of years ago and he had deteriorated that much he didn’t even recognise me. He was 93. The photos were quite interesting, it’s good to look back in a bygone era. I don’t mind what buildings both of you explore as I enjoy watching all of them.

[@sugarsundae3400]

Great explore I love seeing all the old photos such a shame they have been forgotten about 😟

[@CarolinaRaine]

I believe if I lived in the UK Andy and I would be quite a pair together! He was born in 66 and so was I. I love his humor and he would make me laugh. If you don’t make me laugh out you go! Lol. The one thing Andy you disappointed me on was not checking for batteries with a radio randomly playing. A lot of the times if it’s paranormal you would check for batteries and they would not be any!! I would have loved to known for sure!! Still love you madly Andy! 💕

[@FINDERSBEEPERS]

We could be quite a pair , but a pair of what though 🤣🤣🤣. And you know what they say about a man who can make a woman laugh. Thanks for watching much appreciated

[@rachelmayes298]

I cannot imagine being pushed into a tiny room on your own after living in your home for lots of years. Having none of your own bits and pieces anymore and losing your independence. It’s so sad. Then to top it off you are abused and treated by idiots who have no patience or experience with the elderly. Most of these care homes only care about money. The ones where we live the carers don’t even speak English very well, let alone can read. It’s cheap labour, and the owners don’t care. It shouldn’t be happening in this day and age.

[@JaToriaV]

I love watching you 2 go through anything. Matt's excitement is contagious and Andy has some serious patience! LOL. And I love that you both have so much respect for the pieces you show. It's so much fun no matter where you are!

[@conniejohnson290]

I can't believe Andy is afraid of a little tiny mouse! I have actually held a mouse in my hand. I took it outside and told it to stay outside so it wouldn't be killed by a mousetrap! Poor Andy! Lol! I still love you two crazy guys!

[@dianelynnfairhurst5812]

NBM means nil by mouth, he can’t eat food via his mouth and has a peg which is a feeding tube that’s why they say he has his feed and not food, great video guys the jump scares are so funny. xxx❤

[@susanluebkewatercolorsandm1445]

Love the photos, sad they are forgotten. Happy birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁 🎊 🎂

[@margaretconnery7422]

I used to work in a old people's home as a cleaner and some of the residents were put onto the toilet and then the carer would flush the toilet and other shenanigans. Enjoyed the explore and the banter. When Andy opened the door and i noticed left over food, i thought Matt doesn't to the gory eating anymore. XX 💙💙 The pic at the top of the stairs, i used to have that.Who bloody well turned the radio on 😱

[@leecollett8522]

Great video 😊old factory’s , police stations,big houses, hospitals

[@karenconway6061]

The young man in long trench coat would have been a pilot during WW2 . He would have been in 618 squadron which was formed in 1943 . Great video. Very creepy. I feel for those residents I agree with you I never want to end up in a care home.

[@elottie317]

Have you ever tried to contact the families of the photos and documents you find so they can have them back? It would be amazing to watch you find them! Great video

[@melaniedaly4321]

That was soo cool all the pictures

[@DeniseLaFranceCDNpainter]

Pretty strong batteries on that radio that it can be left playing for however long the place has been abandoned! I totally thought it was a few people.

[@gemmanicholson6102]

It’s just so so sad and that then photos and documents which is someone whole life will just be lost and forgotten forever. I couldn’t do what you’s both do. I have to take everything home lol x

[@ShirinFrenkel]

Some pranksters took the trouble in this place, making the headless scarecrow on the chair and leaving the radio on. Impressive! Sure made me jump! 😂😂😂

[@mcfluffchucker]

I'm thinking when the care inspectors saw that chao was to locked in his room for 48 hours they would have closed it on the spot ....... disgusting management and even worse staff for letting that happen without reporting it , good video fellas hope Andy took the ball rester home 🤣

[@dianafreeman419]

At 56:00 the yellow one with the two headed creature is a slammer. Man pogs were awesome lol. Short lived but so much fun.

[@PhysicalMediaLife]

Hey guys those photos were amazing I'm the last member in my family no kids nothing makes me wonder what will happen to my stuff probably land fill I honestly thought there were people there happy birthday matt great video love to see more care homes mansions if you can get to them abandoned warehouses

[@michelleferrell2788]

I turned 50 this past March so I know how ya feel! I love all the places you explore but would also like to see you metal detecting some time, I also love the hide and seek!

[@LifeUninterruptedbyCancer]

Can you go to old cemeteries and find out some of the histories of these places or people? it will be both interesting and spooky (if you do it at night, of course). Also, abandoned hospitals and funeral homes will be good to put on the list of places to explore. Thank you, Matt and Andy, for keeping us entertained and being your true selves in your videos, Keep up the fantastic work.

[@justkp9243]

I’ve just had a good look at the CQC reports for this place; It started going downhill 2019 CQC made unannounced inspections as they always do, at first it was problems due to lack of staff, residents not having daily activities, nutrition of some residents (that’ll be those with special requirements) Then it got worse and worse, by 22nd December 2020 it had fallen into the category of inadequate and special measures. There’s mention of no management on site of CQC visits, medication not stored safely, abuse, breach of infection control ie covid MRSA etc, careplans not updated, audits not done, the staff that were on shift weren’t trained, PPE present but not used. The home was only running at half capacity for a very long time, they only had 15 residents in which is unbelievable for a 30 bed home. In the end the last CQC report was done september 2021. Incredibly sad it went from doing quite well with happy residents to what it was in the end, poor poor residents.

[@Trinket_Master]

I don't know why this was recommended to me but I fucking love you two lads already, I don't know if it's because I'm Irish/English myself but the natural banter had me rolling!

[@PaulEcosse]

Cracking up at the Adam Mark impression 🤣

[@Kairii-Kylie]

That thing you thought was a balls holder is a foam head band from a face visor with a detachable screen. I've used them at work. They are awful

[@johannahegarty3925]

Andy so funny with radio. You did a great impression of the that guy LOL.

[@Baldivis66]

Happy birthday Matt 🎂🥳🎁🎊🎈. I think only you two could make a care home interesting, the banter between you both has me laughing . So sad to see the photos and documents left in the loft . Appalling to see that the old man was locked in his room for 48 hours . I like all that you both do , my top fav is old cottages and houses with original features, - historical places. Please keep showing the photos, they bring the houses to life. I think the asylums and care homes, give us a change though. Just keep doing what you are doing it’s spot on. ❤

[@1028dianemarie]

Happy Birthday Matt!! 🎊🎂🎉 I personally don’t care the types of places you explore because it’s the two of you that make the video. You guys were really in rare form tonight you had me laughing out loud. That poor guy that was supposed to get the mouth care was on a feeding tube. That’s why nothing by mouth.

[@christinetannahill5252]

Happy birthday 🎂 and I love you doing old houses but I know you can only find so many.xx

[@geraldtrigg1063]

Matt and Andy , this I the funniest video you two have ever done ,Andy jumping at a mouse ,Matt jumping because Andy jumped I've never laughed so much in all my life at any of your videos , so ,so funny guys

[@angelvamp28]

23:00 the scarecrow randomly appearing in the romm was so unexpected!

[@bluecatjay5229]

So sad that those photos those memories are put up there left and no family members know to ollect them 😟 The whole situation is sad! Wish you could take the photos and have like a museum where people can come and look and enjoy! At least it’s been Appreciated then !

[@Terrimcc]

Great explore and extremely sad to think about those poor old people. Love it when y’all do old cottages and farms the best. It’s so fun when you find the old pottery and products and photos. Happy Birthday to Matt. 🎉❤👍🏻

[@Spiritual111]

Hi guys Thick and easy is a starch to thicken up liquid. For us who can't swallow with out choking ... No Andy not my gag reflex lol The ball holder is to hold table cloths and blankets down Peg is gastrostomy peg fed main 12 hours over night on special liquid like fortisip etc It's a step up from Ng tube nasal tube up nose to feed. I loved your video like I do all of them. Ps Andy I was dying when you did radio for fake EVP lol and yes we so know who you mean. Lol just realized he has the same name as 1 of you Lol lol awesome guys

[@LoriCurl]

Happy Birthday Matt!!! I loved how much fun was had in this one. Of course, if you have seen any of my other comments, I am a skeptical believer. I do believe care homes to be some of the most haunted places, besides Hospitals. It was strange that the radio that was playing in that room was battery operated - and playing loud and clear! Meaning, who turned it on?? And, how long before you came across it? Creepy! Love you both, stay safe out there!

[@dianne11ca]

This explore was creepy af mainly because you two were so creeped out, but maybe that was just the farts. lol And what was powering the radio?? And why was it talking about death and dying when you walked into the room? A radio play, but the timing was strange. If batteries were powering it, how long has it been running? Good batteries, or else someone is in there just messing with you. Or, it could be the ghosts. LOL Great fun. Great job, guys.

[@Cathy_Lee]

Right! That was the thought that popped into my head. Oh nice the Ghost turned on the Radio for them. Like a Pssst Guys I'm over here! 👻 lol

[@HumbleSkeptic.]

Loved this..made me laugh so much.... cracking up over "lego hair" but lovely to look at old pictures memories 😊

[@GoostTube]

Andy Spirit Box is too funny. 🤣🤣🤣

[@vedahine2694]

Happy birthday, Matt!!! 🎊 🎉❤ Love and hugs

[@melaniedaly4321]

Obviously if they lock people in there rooms that's crazy

[@FINDERSBEEPERS]

Yep it’s really bad

[@rosierose2912]

This was one of the most interesting places you’ve done I reckon, like many in the comments im also in the care industry so that’s probably why I was intrigued lol great laughs as always, keep up with the explores and I’d quite like to see more hospitals for you guys to explore, a lot of you tubers generally do houses and cottages so be nice to see something different..also happy birthday Matt! 🎉🎉

[@Divinemessages69]

Happy Birthday Matt, such a great explore and so sad to see all the memories being left behind, but you guys make me laugh so much!. That picture postcard at 47:00 says: Wishing you all the very best with lots of luck & a jolly good time, much love, Grace & kath! :)

[@essy5610]

I love the cottages and Manor House types full of Victoriana like sponge ware, ginger beer bottles etc. love spotting them on the vids xx don’t give up - the silver play button has your names on it! Xxxx

[@denisemeehan688]

It's so sad what happens in some of these care homes. But as usual you made me laugh especially Andy with the radio and i do know who you were taking off and it was so funny. I always look forward to your videos on a sunday they make my day. Happy belated birthday Matt i hope you had a good one.

[@katherinerobinson]

Happy birthday!! The types of videos I love to see are like this one, but I'm not usually a fan of care homes either. I love the abandoned homes and looking through the history of old pics and things left behind and you guys making me laugh my ass off :)

[@karenlynn6860]

Love you two. So funny, but still respectful when it counts. Stay safe and healthy.

[@michaelbates7025]

You two are absolutely hilarious, so,so funny!

[@FPG_TachtheRipper]

1:07:23 My favourite sort of videos; An abandoned button factory where millions of buttons are left lying around everywhere. Any explore where a rabidly angry farmer/owner chases you off at the end! Andy’s road trip videos over on Beeper Beef. If you have not watched these yet, you should! 😁😁😁

[@dianafreeman419]

My favorite explores you do are the farmhouse cottages

[@reginaruss7882]

Malcom had a feeding tube! He couldn't have anything by mouth. ( 35:15 )

[@Haiyami]

This building is in pretty decent condition. Why hasn't it been cleared out to resell?

[@krisbest6405]

My mum paid 250000 for bond and most of her well earned pension, she fell and had a stroke it was so heartbreaking to see her the last week,l sadly thought this is what l can expect as well. To get covid for ed on them was a crime of ignorance and stupidity.

[@julieturner2194]

Hope had a great birthday Matt and I did know who Andy was taking piss out off with the radio lol sad what goes on in some care homes but thank for the laughs make my day

[@SianyLeighEvs1]

Christmas 1924 - wishing you all the very best, with heaps of fun and a jolly good time, much love, Horace & Kath.

[@selby2180]

My lord, only 25 minutes but you two are cracking me up!

[@FINDERSBEEPERS]

Thanks glad you are enjoying it

[@melindar2887]

I just found you channel and I am binge watching. Great videos, thank you

[@hannahfuller2232]

I love the older buildings with crazy back stories. And houses and stuff. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!

[@eveskey7982]

Omg when that light came on, Andy's face and reaction. I busted out laughing so loud I startled the people beside me lmaooo. You both are hilarious

[@marymoor935]

Happy birthday Matt🎉🎉❤️❤️🌟how about doing some abandoned farmhouses, they alway have some interesting outbuildings, as well as an interesting house.

[@nigelstringerNVS]

❤ brilliant Matt and Andy, so sad how they was treated in these homes.

[@mega-lomart7154]

Y’all’s banter is hilarious 😂

[@FINDERSBEEPERS]

Thanks glad you like it

[@Dwaine-ir2kt]

Another great video guys midazolam is used to stop agitation and sedate people and stops people having new thoughts and memories it's olso given to terminaly ill people in high doses you can go in to a coma when given with morphine and other medication my mother was given it she sadly passed in June of cancer and NBA stands for nil by mouth great video you two always make me laugh that stuffed guy in the chair was a classic 🤣 take care and stay safe 🙏👍

[@nelsaf365]

Hey, guys! Yes, OldFolkHomes are the worst. I'd rather visit an unoccupied one than a full one. I have a bad school memory of visiting one for caroling. I understand your use of humor to get thru a sad situation. I was still working thru the phrase, is it, "taking the piss out of"? Tho with this episode, it's finally dawning on me what you mean, after so many instances. Love watching you explore in UK's vast history! Photos, cottages, hotels. How about some daytime shoots in ruins? Love it all, especially if it's ghosties you encounter and not police 😄 .

[@Peter.w]

That was awesome.. Happy birthday Matt! Poor andy getting scared shitless lmao