Uk New Build Snagging Inspection | Vlog Day 1

[@newhomequalitycontrol]

Do you prefer videos like this to be portrait or landscape? Thanks guys 😊

[@matthewbooth9265]

landscape because it's a landscape...

[@stefaneriksson9258]

There is no reason at all to record in portrait mode.

[@anthonybragg4844]

landscape

[@r1273m]

Landscape every time. I hate these new shorts.

[@999DaveUK]

Recording in portrait is reeeeeeediculus 😅😅

[@markayles9948]

I can't be the only one who watches these and thinks damn maybe my amateur DIY attempts are pretty good 😂

[@twistsouth514]

Ah but the difference is that you actually care because it’s your own property. These guys are paid so little by these scummy developers that they just don’t care. That’s the problem. These houses must be like 70% profit for the people at the top. It’s a disgrace.

[@Liverpool1ne]

⁠@@twistsouth514 the balance needs to shift doesn’t it. STOP BUYING THIS CRAP until the developers are forced to pay a decent wage to trades who in turn will then do a better job.

[@TheWebstaff]

I watch these videos and go, damn I must be a seasoned professional. I served my 10,000 hours watching bob the builder and KZbin videos!

[@KakashiH25]

Bahaha😂

​@@twistsouth514tbh the money is ok, it's just the deadlines you have to do it in. I stopped working as I wasn't making the money literally because I took pride. There's blokes making 2k a week on site but yea the work is a joke! The blokes don't care though as they are just saving to buy a house back home in a couple of years then retire

[@SteveW-lb2hc]

It should be law Every new build house should have an independent inspection prior to sale, it'll never happen though the building industry lobby will see to that..

[@jpjapers]

Asking hundreds of thousands of pounds for houses built by apprentices on less than minimum wage just sums up the state of the UK really.

[@leebro9286]

Can’t be apprentice’s all the ones I’ve come across av jacked and got jobs in I.e Tesco. ( better paid plus holidays sick pay)

[@jpjapers]

@@leebro9286 I don't think veteran bricklayers forget weep vents or tiny mortar joints tbf

[@leebro9286]

@@jpjapers line monkeys do

[@leebro9286]

@@jpjapers every Tom, dick and Harry claims they are a brickies but can’t build corners freehand

[@Liverpool1ne]

Was almost disappointed until you shoehorned a riddddddiiiiiculous in right at the end 😂

[@r1273m]

Massively out of level? How much is that? We need precision! Out by 1 digestive? Out by 2 custard creams? Come on, we need quantitive assessment!

[@tomwebb3081]

When you pointed out the canopy, I did wonder if it was level and the house wonky! 😂

[@robtheplod]

The biggest issue is their site manager has probably signed that off? some poor soul has paid £250k+ for that 'workmanship'...

[@aswclassicsiow8588]

Its also the tradesmen having no pride, the companys I worked for if you work was not right you had to put it right in your own time and unpaid, so you made sure it was correct first time

[@stuartandrews4344]

@@aswclassicsiow8588 Snap.😁

[@stuartandrews4344]

And many site managers have little actual experience of the trades or trained in a particular trades.

[@leebro9286]

@@aswclassicsiow8588 unfortunately this is what the industry has come to. Greedy subbies and house builders worried more about profit than pride, driving the trades rates down, so trades house bash to pay the bills hence why the quality of work is shit. I don’t blame the trades they’ve got families to feed, it’s the government and NHBC who’s to blame for signing it off and letting them get away it

[@leebro9286]

@@stuartandrews4344 here here

[@fools_opinions]

I'm no longer surprised by this sort of stuff, there's a development going up in my nearest town and they had to install a roundabout to link it to the road into town. They made the roadway around the roundabout too narrow to fit a car on and didn't notice till they had finished and tried getting their lorries into the sight only to find they got stuck on the center of the roundabout trying to get round. Their solution was to demolish the center, cover it with some extra grippy surface and have a roundabout where anything larger than a small hatchback has no choice but to drive straight over the middle 🤦

[@nvelsen1975]

I'd criticise that but let's be honest: Most people in the UK prefer to blast through a roundabout in a straight line anyway. 😉

[@fools_opinions]

Unfortunately you can't even blast through it, they originally couldn't buy a sliver of a neighbouring garden so they pushed the pavement out into the road making the exit into town go from 2 lanes into 1 then 10ft later back to 2 so you have to stop for anything entering the roundabout. But after a while the owners sold the bit of garden so they extended the pavement back into that space but couldn't be bothered to reinstate the 2 lanes in the road so now the pavement there is double width and the road half width.

[@Kwirks]

My daughters home from Avant (Gold standard) 🤣 was handed over on the 1st lockdown day. She was chucked the keys & the handover was basically goodbye, we are now closed. We found over 114 snags, it needed the whole kitchen replacing, the shower had tiles sticking out more than 5mm. When he came to fix it, they said the site manager did it. They ripped the dry wall down, replaced it with standard dry wall. I let him finish & asked if it's moisture resistant dry wall (he said yes) he came back an hour later & painted white paint on it. (not tanking paint) I just tear it down or we go to the press again, he did, they put the right stuff on. All this took forever because of Covid, shutdown, 2mtr rules etc. My daughter worked as a nurse in those covid wards & avant couldn't have been more obnoxious. More like sub standard than gold.

[@fredfred2363]

You know when you buy a brand new car (I can imagine...), would you accept it if it had a couple of tiny dents and scratches? Me neither. A car is what, like £30k. A house is like 300k. I certainly wouldn't be happy with anything other than perfection.

[@kiwiinaustria]

and i tell you now check that new car when you pick it up as that really happens.

[@icydee1]

My biggest question, assuming you are buying a new house, and you find all these issues, what is the recourse? I can't see how issues like too thin morter gaps can be fixed without a complete rebuild, so what compensation could be accepted for these issues?

[@kiwiinaustria]

gotta be a plaster job doesn't it

[@crishill6458]

The crazy thing is that the bricklayers were probably payed in excess of £200 a day each, 25 + per hour , more than 10 quid an hour above a junior doctor

[@billstewart-pd5qc]

I was concerned you were going to remove the levels propped up at the front of the house as They looked structural. 🤣

[@mr.b.4048]

There was a good reason why I took up DIY with my first house over 40 years ago.

[@mickraines8908]

Never mind your snagging, what’s happened to site management and nhbc control over plot finishes before hand over

[@leebro9286]

😂😂 waste of oxygen the NHBC…..industry’s on its arse mate

[@ldub4662]

Worked on a persimmons new build housing estate near Norwich (I was doing a little tree work) all the builders I talked to had to sign gagging clauses as the work was so bad, whole brick gabel ends needing rebuilding. Your videos and clips are excellent. It's all shocking! Modern day scandal, imagine if you put your hard earned life savings into some of these houses. Keep it up ✌🏽

[@FloatingCroc]

I don’t know who’s worse….the pretend bricky who dgaf or the agent who signed it off

[@richardmullens4707]

Did you find his lasso on the lawn and his horse tied up round the back?

[@theomoons]

I am really interested in seeing some aftermath clips. Somethings get rejected with the remark "needs to be redone" or "needs to be torn down". Does it get redone or torn down?

[@edmundblackaddercoc8522]

Agreed I'd like to see what happens too.

[@martinholmes1493]

Looks like the mortar was applied by a blind octopus with epilepsy.

[@Grumbo91]

What would be done about the brickwork? Compensation? Knocked down and redone?

[@hairynoggin]

Would be great to get an answer to this...

[@leebro9286]

Fuck all probably mate… the Brickie subbie probably blankin his phone now as we speak. He’s leached his wage off the cowboy brickies for building it, and won’t pay them again to correct it. Plus NHBC don’t give a shit after the handover so your left with a pile of shit 😂

[@leebro9286]

Got a friend in a new build (not even a year old) and it’s got damp coming through ceiling of bay window. NHBC are saying it’s not there problem, contact the house builder and house builder are saying vice versa. Av worked on sites my whole life. The inspector said it’s a blocked weep vent causing the problem hahaha 😂jokes the lot of them

[@leebro9286]

@@hairynogginanswer below 😂

[@leebro9286]

@@hairynogginyou pay the snagger £500 to point out snags you’ll probably never get done( unless your one of the very luck ones)after years of complaints, stress , endless phone calls of the blame game .You’ll end up fixing it yourself or get a proper tradesmen to sort it to save the hassle. That’s how it usually goes

[@schrodingerscat1863]

The brickwork looks like it all needs ripping down and starting again, some of those perps look like they have no mortar in them at all. Whole thing is a total mess, I feel sorry for whoever bought that place, it's never going to be right.

[@IceColdGeico]

Good work is never cheap. Cheap work is never good. Gone are the days of true craftsmen in mass building. In my day, 30 years ago, this would never have even happened bc foreman would check, and bricklayers had pride (not saying real experienced brickies don't have pride, just that these 'cheap' ones don't). Same goes for the rest of the issues really.

[@leebro9286]

Solution would be get rid of subbies and work direct like it used to be 👍🏻

[@sandmanjono1239]

😂 the brick layer wants to be a plasterer 😂😂😂

[@BobSmith-rf3ph]

Looks like some brickies have been at the massive joints!

[@JQ-999]

Definitely smoking something. Saying that, you've got to be smoking something to buy one of these cages!

[@stayspicy9456]

What is the typical outcome of these reports? Money off? Every issue fixed?

[@dt937]

No chance every issue gets fixed 🤣 developer will agree to the easy fixes and then say take it or leave it and the buyer will shit themselves and take it

[@eddrose8150]

Love my 1928 house. Built by tradesmen worth their salt. Solid as a rock.

[@rentaspoon219]

So what happens to these houses?

[@DJCHEEKYBOY]

Honestly. 95% of new builds are absolute dog sh!t these days. Its a shame that some people will have almost no option to buy one if they need a new home sharpish. Complete Dog Egg

[@garethdiamond1048]

The amount of problems before door open yh I wouldn't open it to look round

[@eldenno]

This video made me feel much better about my bricklaying 😂

[@MrDirkles]

Me too and I haven't even started yet

[@Liverpool1ne]

@@MrDirkles 😂

[@bfab7036]

2 minutes on the front ground floor aspect. I can't imagine how much more was inside!

[@970357ers]

I believe it a case of cheaper labour = bigger dividends.

[@presidentskroob522]

That will be £600k please. Oh, and its leasehold

[@SamJonesMediaHUD]

Don't forget the maintenance fees too

[@Bullylover-tm7gn]

Is that champion brickwork. All there works like that. SHOCKING every site there on

[@RaymondWhitehouse-d5o]

Cheap bricks MDF interiors, cardboard doors, pine roofs , plastic chimneys and built with the cheapest labour they can get.

[@frmcf]

Oh, and did I mention it's on an estate in a flood plain with no shops or services within walking distance? That'll be £300,000, thank you.

[@Lecia-lithium]

More like £350k ​@@frmcf

[@dopiaza2006]

should be held criminally responsible

[@ericmalone8167]

Imagine buying a brand new pair of Nike trainers with that many defects!

[@billy4072]

Quite liked the “ jaunty “ canopy feature . lol.

[@johnfrancis757]

Does any of this stuff ever get resolved?

[@MrDirkles]

You'd have to question the sanity of a person who buys a house without even seeing it first. A lot of people won't buy a bunch of bananas without seeing them first

[@hogthrob]

@@GlitterandCrystals I heard that the developer has a set budget for snagging each house, and up to the limit of that budget it's relatively easy to get things fixed. Once you exceed the budget, things get very slow. I think it also helps if the development is still being built. Once they have finished and moved on to the next site, it's harder to get remedial works.

[@leebro9286]

@@GlitterandCrystalsthink again

[@martindawe9571]

Non of these snags ever get resolved the developers have been paid and don’t care

[@MrDirkles]

@@martindawe9571 I had a new estate built near me. They damaged the concrete fence posts of the surrounding properties and despite promising to fix them they fcked off never too be seen again

[@PandazAimee88]

All that and you've not even made it inside yet 😆

[@manofbeard]

New builds are a complete rip off! I’m a Carpenter of 40 years and our daughter and her partner bought a new build 6 years ago. I’ve re-hung doors, had to place new stair treads after two of them collapsed because they are just crap MDF, re align every door on the kitchen cabinets! And don’t get me started on the finish of the plastering! Loose wall sockets, a leaky vanity sink in the downstairs loo. This year they are having all of the lawn taken up and a good quality lawn put back in place because the old one is like a mud pit throughout winter! 280,000 for a two and a half bedroom house! I say two and a half bedrooms because the small bedroom isn’t fit for purpose. They’re a joke.

[@SeizureGman]

It's why I decided to not go new build and got a older house yes it has a damp issue but it's getting sorted and it was half the price of a new build.

[@leebro9286]

Same as the house we bought 5 years ago. I am still finding snags and repairs to this day. We’ve had problems with drains, repaired lock on front door, had to adjust hinges on French doors because they was catching, keeps in wrong places on windows, leaky downstairs loo, loose sockets, faulty electrics and same as your daughter with the turf. That’s just the beginning. The mind boggles how NHBC sign these houses off . They need fucking off and a new independent body put in place. As I’m in construction myself I’ve seen site manager’s brown noseing NHBC inspectors for fewer items, they are all in cahoots and the process is a shambles.

[@willumwhitmore9419]

The brickie must have been on white cider!

[@MARTINA-gc3tq]

The. NHBC is owned by the big builders.

[@cheds1]

Just like all parts of society now. They police themselves

[@leebro9286]

The NHBC are a gang of useless penpushers who have no knowledge of using a tool or building a house…I was on a site and one tried to educate me on how to use brick jackets correctly 😂. Needs to do there own jobs properly before giving out tokens of knowledge 😂

[@Frank-cd2ij]

How do they get away with it. Should be payment by results. Good job you get paid. Bad job you get nothing,

[@AllinWhenPlaying]

I'm not sure why are we letting children work in construction these days. Can't imagine an adult doing so much finger painting.

[@nvelsen1975]

Some brexiteers argued that the people who did good work before should all lose their ability to stay in the UK and a bunch of chavs would show up and do it the Proper British Way. Then again, brexit benefits are like Russian victories and unicorns: Some people insist loudly they're real but nobody's seen one yet.

[@shortliam]

What happens as a result of these inspections? I hope someobe is held accountable

[@Lovemy911]

Rush rush rush .....all trades , What do you expect... 22 yr old site agent straight out of university.... Same old same old 😮

[@brianp7022]

I'd be embarrassed if I built a garden wall with that quality of finish.. And I've never laid a brick in my life 😂

[@Eddymonsoon]

BUYER BEWARE Friend bought a new build in June 2021, condensation problems in winter 2021 they said it was a lack of airflow, so adjusted insulation in loft and fitted 2 vent tiles condensation even worse winter 2022, damp on ceiling and water dripping through light fittings replaced insulation and 2 more vent tiles Even worse in winter 2023 , found bathroom fan not connected to hose to vent also advised that will now need new airbricks in wall and more vent tiles and new insulation The roof is not standard design only one side is sloped other is solid vertical brick wall this was phase 1 and they are just completing phase 2 with same design fault Fecking useless doesn't cover it Bham city council got rid due to shite building now wolves council uses them No wonder they changed the name Jessup builders to Morro

[@lecturesfromleeds614]

I know some villages that had new estates built and it led to the village being flooded, apparently they don't bother to put the groundwork in so the sewers back up and they end up blocking the regular road drains too

[@BsktImp]

Builders have obviously given up and are now just waiting for the robots to install robot--assembled pre-fab houses on site.

[@edmundblackaddercoc8522]

Good to see we haven't lost our once great craf5emen.

[@musicman4164]

And that's a 'new' home..!.

[@teddy-edward]

Lad you need to name and shame the sites you visit, as much as I love your videos I feel like your putting people off buying new builds, I'm a joiner on various new build sites and the houses we turn out are nothing like the ones your showing, we need people to buy these houses at the moment so we're all in work but I'm sure your putting people off from showing a handful of cowboys work so name and shame lad so people can find alternative developers to choose from

[@dfdrinkduff4606]

Lad I can name every builder he’s in just by looking at it

[@matthewcurtis7696]

Never trust anyone but yourself to do the work. These are horrible quality built by lazy and incompetent labour

[@mickgascoigne4003]

I put some brick lights in my house and my pointing round them looks better and mine is proper shit hahahahah

[@fuzzy1dk]

what do they with brick work like that, tear it all down and start over?

[@chazzlebazzle69]

Thing is....what will be done about the brickwork, knock the property down and start again, is the property even viable for a mortgage

[@thomasdalton1508]

The brickwork is probably just cosmetic with concrete blocks behind it for the structure, so they can knock down the brickwork and redo it without knocking down the whole house.

[@scotthughes9939]

That is ricdicolouss brick butcher is back 😂😂😂

[@paulprice5466]

Maybe the plasterer was the bricklayer on this day?

[@richardmullens4707]

I got so excited watching your video that my jock strap ended up 150mm out of plumb, look at that!

[@paulprice5466]

how many plums out of plumb is that exactly?

[@markbullen5989]

How many tens of thousands for that shoddy work

[@Paddzr]

About 500k bud.

[@RabM1990]

Is there any fall back for something that bad? That's ALOT of work to repair

[@dazt5831]

i can safely say that i am crap at diy brick laying but i can at the very least say that i leave the surface of the bricks looking far better than in that property

[@iamkjb1]

Puts you off buying anything new. There's nothing better than seeing quality brickwork but this was disgusting.

[@paulappleyard5832]

Can anyone put any logic behind the small gaps on the brickwork? You can't make that mistake it has to be deliberate.

[@robertmawby3021]

It’s a common problem, it’s poor setting out by poor bricklayers. Quite a few brickies labourers pick up a trowel and call themselves bricklayers. Poor supervision as this brickwork should have been condemned as soon as it was built.

[@johnwatson9803]

More often than not sub frames are oversized in width,so 3 frame's would take up 60mm,leaving brick pillars tight joints,the right thing to do would be to put a cut brick in.

[@ashleesales9318]

As a bricklayer I don't understand how someone left it in that state. Needs pulling down

[@Adam-zq5rw]

Was the person who installed the canopy stood on a ship? Respect to the company though for employing someone with Parkinson's to do the masticing.

[@AA-hg5fk]

Not to mention the blind bricklayers!

[@Hicera]

amazing job

[@JQ-999]

Your new £400k house is ready 🤣🤣🤣 You've gotta be gullible to buy a new build in the UK!

[@ExaltedwithFail]

This is just the tip of the iceburg likely. Id love to see the inside of the property

[@Mee10792]

NHBC - New Houses Built Crap I've never worked on a site and I would refuse to. I make sure my work is done right.

[@andrewnicholson4689]

The order of the day - cheap labour, cheap materials, over inflated "New build prices" (where every one who bought were shown around the "show homes") hmmmmmm - 🤔 wonder whether the foundations/footings resemble anything near the drawings spec, if the brickwork is anything to go by....... OWNERS... GOOD LUCK WITH THAT ONE.

[@aviterdit525]

How do you suggest they get 600mm clearance on an airbrick with level access and a retaining wall?

[@eowanpassion]

That's the whole point, you don't. You put the airbrick in the correct place to begin with.

[@aviterdit525]

@@eowanpassion nowhere else to put it. One airbrick every 1.5m-2m!

[@staffh3815]

Would you be happywith it ​@aviterdit525

[@mandowarrior123]

The sill above the nice angled brick- no way that is correct surely.

[@nvelsen1975]

Talking about ridiculous: Where on earth is that house? Sounds like someone built it on the hard shoulder of a motorway or something. That's a huge amount of traffic noise. Highspeed too from the sounds of it so if everybody goes EV in the future it'll still be loud there.

[@adamgelfs1923]

Don't worry HS2 will dilute noise from road

[@ROUTEPLANNERPAUL]

Trademen we have today cant blame the products its alllllll down to the skills of men building the builds ,, infact i wouldnt even call them a tradesmen anymore

[@ianbrooks6816]

Can you do an odd video of good workmanship? That bricklaying’s shocking.

[@stuartandrews4344]

Pretty common on a lot of new builds.

[@David-bi6lf]

This one I remember as its so rare kzbin.infoTgmabfrVOGU. Its bloor homes who he rated recently the best builder.

[@johnboy4154]

Damn I could be a bricklayer

[@DonnyRP]

How people go and buy these brand new houses is beyond me. I could train my kids to build a better house.

[@KRhythm2013]

I swear it's a status thing. The idea of buying a new house is like buying a new car. Either showing off to keep up with the Jones's (as i would imagine it's 20 something couples or young families mostly buying in suburbia) or it's that fresh new idea said people think is wonderful. Certainly take your chances buying either a new car or house but car seems you could actually live in it and be better off! I myself own a 58 year old house, and a 18 and 40 year old car and it's not perfect but I'm happier for it

[@darrenboston342]

Some gash work there!!🙄🤬

[@johnwatson9803]

Looks like the brickys used soaking wet bricks,summer job😂

[@leebro9286]

They don’t know the struggles of using wet, cheap bricks in the winter 😂

[@Mmouse_]

It's almost like they're employed low paid immigrants to do important work... But they'd never do that I'm sure!

[@mughaldeen7201]

I don't think it's just migrant workers alot of the lads in England are just as bad if not worse. I've been on site and some.of the stuff they do is shocking.

[@Eatprepd]

Will they be forced to rebuild all this? Disgusting

[@Smartacus420]

Why would they do that? Someone bought it for hundreds of thousands.

[@Lloyd1885]

Nope

[@dianerichardson3061]

Absolutely shameful! No skilled labour anymore. These new houses won't last long. I would never buy a new build.

[@adamgelfs1923]

Dont forget if you feel in mood and you got spare £700 quid you can do 5 day bricklayers course and start on site following week. And let be honest fee bags K rendering be right as rain and at least rain wont gather on canopy. Think i will keep my old solid built house.

[@davedavies718]

...in English?

[@JP5isalive]

Not the worst of the worst I've seen you show us, but still, is there no pride taken in craftsmanship anymore? Sorry, craftspersonship. Craftthemship? Obviously not

[@richardsunter6057]

Well said and that is the problem worlds gone mad 👍

[@JP5isalive]

@@richardsunter6057 It really has. Sad times. Hey ho, gotta crack on

[@tonyka2439]

It's lazy workmanship ,just looking at the pay packet for a Friday night.

[@andrewnicholson4689]

Craftshimherherhimshedolphinlbgtrainbowdonkeyperson if you don't mind....

[@bertiewooster3326]

Sunday lunches all over !!

[@nealpalmer3841]

Who passes this shite off?

[@xMeta4x]

My money''s on Barratts Homes.

[@stuartsinclair6269]

The build quality of houses nowadays is poor, Guaranteed the house will need repairs within 3/5yrs, I personally won’t touch a new build, a shame but they are just built way too quick,

[@1971dave]

You're talking rubbish man, repairs within three to five years, try 3 too 5 weeks, Bridgend near Cardiff a place called the Broadlands, I replaced boilers Windows bathrooms kitchens roofs on this estate many houses on this estate I don't need to work anywhere else, built around 1998

[@giggsandbiggs]

A very placid video from you this time round. Was really strange

[@Jordman1980]

Lucky it’s only Turkish Teeth, German car on Finance with grey everything interior that are buying these houses, so glad they get their pants pulled down with these shoddy builds 😂

[@ashleesales9318]

Wouldn't put it past these gibbons to forget a tray or two

[@TheWebstaff]

Why can't i see any replys in the comments?

[@grannyg8155]

Some of that brickwork is poor quality no doubt but regards the perp sizes,its well known that bricks especially clay ones vary massively in size so as a result your gunna have diiferent size joints...If you want perps plumb then the joint size will be different,if you want 10mm perps then the bond will be all over...Cant have it both ways...Also isnt brickwork supposed to be judged from 10meters away?? You could scrutinise even the best of brickwork when you have your nose against it...I,m not defending the brickwork because it is poor in areas (Not so bad in others) i,m offering some perspective...materials now are terrible when it comes to size discrepancy this includes block and stone also...They could of done better Yes but like i say even the best brickwork can be scrutinsed when your literally butt upto it.

[@davedavies718]

2/10 for grammar and punctuation.

[@grannyg8155]

@@davedavies718 😅😅😅 bore off

[@philiphowell1505]

Plenty more of next years slums.

[@Paul-ey1ct]

What a joke 😂, how can any brickie think this is ok, if it's that bad outside imagine what the inside must be like😮. Crazy but the building trade loves to take on cheap foreign labour, and you get what you pay for employing people that ain't qualified to do the job. It's greed on the developer's part as they want it built as quickly as possible and as cheap as possible. So they have higher profits. I'd love to walk around this house with the actual developer as I'd rip it to bits, that whole front and back should be knocked down and rebuilt. I feel sorry for customers that haven't got a clue and get stitched up, it's ridiculous when house's now cost hundreds of thousands of pounds and they think they can sell it like this 😞. Indeed absolutely shocking 👍.

[@Eatprepd]

Tbh the foreign laboureres tend to take pride in their work this will be a self entitled brit 😂

[@MisterAndrewBuckley]

Buy an old house 🤷