Woman That Ripped Up Her Carpet Comes Face To Face With Her House’s Enigmatic Past

[@trishrobinson5828]

How lovely that those ladies found history and not horror. Thank you.

[@dangealsha6069]

Trish Robinson n

[@joannebreedon3906]

Trish Robinson. i

[@mother6866]

Trish Robinson k

[@wendallwedgewood9175]

Great story. A little planning and he gave his daughter a lifetime of good memories.

[@Saucyakld]

We bought an old house and pulled up 4 layers of carpet but all we found was an amazing wooden floor. Sanded and waxed it and looks gorgeous!

[@Kodiak357]

My sister found that when she pulled up 4 layers of linoleum, beautiful floor after a bunch of applied elbow grease.

[@ThePeekaboo213]

Tineke Williams ! Funny :)

[@godred996]

Congrats

[@doloreshuntoon7698]

Secret passages & rooms are amazing!!!

[@tripjet999]

And you believe every computer-voice word...becuase this is on KZbin! LOL.

[@Mexjeremiah1]

I don't know bout yall... but the grow room made me smile😄😄

[@rosegold2383]

My grandma and her friend were looking at house that was for sale when they were younger. My grandmother said did she did not want the house for reasons I don't know of. Needlees to say, her friend bought it, and after some renovations she found some odd $60,000 in the wall. C'mon now grandma! We would have been living straight forsure! 60 extra grand?!?! But hey, she raised me with what she had and she worked hard to provide for me. I'm 26 now and I'm doing great. All in all my grandmother raised 22 kids. Only 6 were hers. The rest were grandchildren, and other younger distant relatives that were in need of a loving home. I wish she was able to see my two beautiful daughters today. May you relax in paradise grandma. I miss and love you very much.

[@TwiceTheASMR]

When i was 10 years old, we moved into a house with an attic. We used the attic as the kids room. So me and my brothers slept up there. We found a secret door when we decided to replace the walls. In the room, there were shelves stocked with old jars of food and canning supplies

[@notthepyrotf2noob376]

maybe your house was a home for apocalypse theorists from the late 90s?

[@shawnaginther1987]

Most likely the previous owners were homesteaders originally.

[@TwiceTheASMR]

Shawna Ginther it was just an old lady that lived there by herself. We we not surprised to find a canning room. I’m from the south where everyone has a canning area

[@shawnaginther1987]

@@TwiceTheASMR we do that up here too.

[@lees2772]

Ge range over wil not light

[@prnothall9302]

I’ve been a carpet fitter for over 50 years and have uplifted countless old fitted carpets. If I find a trapdoor or hatch, I always try to open it and see what’s there. Nothing spectacular so far, but you just never know!?.

[@crazybingus3040]

So neat!!!! Love your stories, especially the little girl who’s father did the treasure map! ❤️

[@rocketsurgery8337]

I bought an old farmhouse several years ago. I had to open up one of the walls to remove some loose plaster and I found logs. It appears that a section of my house is a log cabin. That explains the 16 inch thick walls in the front of the house.

[@michelewalburn4376]

Wow

[@itchyscratch7006]

Who else expected those jars to have pickled body parts in them? This video reminds me of the film Disturbia, where the serial killer had secret passages and rooms to hide the bodies!

[@itsmovinfast]

Why are videos on subjects like this almost always computer voice narrated? Makes them seem much less believable.

[@notimportant3914]

itsmovinfast I wondered the same thing. Before this video even started I suspected it was computer voice. Smh.

[@victoriageiger6267]

People whine about a computer voice... Really so silly and petty... It's clearer than some people's accent or language skills. Thanks for posting cool videos

[@itsmovinfast]

Victoria Geiger Where exactly did you get the idea anyone is whining? Read the comments a bit closer, no one is whining.

[@notimportant3914]

Victoria Geiger Like I said, I suspected a computer voice before I even heard it, but yet I'm still here, watching the video, knowing what to expect, and was right. But no whining.

[@victoriageiger6267]

Not specifically aimed at you...I've been on KZbin for hours...look at other pages and read people's comments about the voicr

[@dawnbreak3299]

My grandfather hid hundreds of thousands all over his house... his stingy daughter found most of it as soon as he died because she couldnt wait to get over there and search however the people that bought the house is sure to find a ton of valuable things and money

[@jacksonwoodhouse4144]

A dad that plans something years ahead thats a cool idea, but a truly cool dad!

[@Mike-dr6mk]

That was truly amazing . . . the look on that little girls face was priceless.

[@johnbancroft5242]

My friend videoed loads of kids shows before his kids were born, then a few years later he would play them the tapes every day, then buy them the toys cheap from boot sales . he was a classic cheapskate, but that was some good planning

[@phaomeidijaichung5194]

Jackson Woodhouse *

[@alanturner9609]

A DAD WHO PLANS

[@briankocheraabcdt4628]

What if it was a son? I don't think he would be so excited to find jewelry, unless it was little Ru Paul. 💍😎

[@robertmccully2792]

I covered up a 10x12 basement in a house i bought. It was useless. The stairs took up to much room, it smelled moldy. No big deal,, these old houses before refrigeration needed a cold area.

[@thearchibaldtuttle]

Secret room under the floor? This is called a cellar in Europe.

[@nca1668]

Great laugh, thanks...

[@godred996]

I know

[@chellebelle534]

It's a cellar in the US as well however they are not common anymore and not built into newer homes.

[@dawnbreak3299]

A cellar isnt a secret in the U.S

[@jakethedog4397]

Funny ;)

[@judylee4649]

This is what used to be called a fruit cellar. The canning process does indeed sterilize everything since the jars are immersed in boiling hot water to blanch the contents and help seal the lids. Our house had one and practically every other house in town did. Everyone had big gardens and 'canned' fruits, vegetables, and also some meats when the butchering was done. After the process, the jars were brought up to the regular kitchen so the sealing portion of the job could be monitored. As each jar cooled, the lids would 'pop' which meant the lid and the rubber seal around it was tight. The jars would then be 'ringed' with separate 'necks' that would make the jars easy to open. Had to use a can opener with a bottle opener to pry off the inside lid when the canned item was used in cooking. Most of this happened before deep freezers became available, but some people still 'can' today. The canning process gives the food a much longer shelf life. And it actually tastes better than frozen.

[@mton9167]

Judy Clark ×

[@mrhamburger6936]

Judy Clark they used to do that in the old days it was cooler in those Cellars

[@judylee4649]

Douche LeBooty she taught them all how to do this! Her recipes spread far and wide. Especially how to do meat.

[@richlaue]

The first was probably fermented and not pickled. The white Khan yeast would not have formed with pickling. Fermenting does not need to be sterilized and would still be safe to eat.

[@edieboudreau9637]

Yes. It does taste better.

[@patrickpadilla2033]

I would love to have found a house or property that had a hidden room or rooms or homes and it was really neat with the man did for his little girl God bless him !!!!!

[@susancarter3864]

Now I want to pull up my old carpet. In this old house. Hmm

[@mrhamburger6936]

I remember back in the mid-1980s there was a newspaper article about a guy that bought a building in Milwaukee somewhere and he discovered i hidden room he found out it was a speakeasy from the 1920s that was sealed off

[@maggiebastolla5430]

During the 60s, one of my eccentric relatives buried a car in his back yard as a bomb shelter during the Cold War. It’s still there, waiting for some unsuspecting home owner to discover it. Weird.

[@1suzanne11]

Wow ! I would love to move to an old home and find treasures.

[@amosrobinson6007]

We lived in a house for seven years, and didn't know it had a full basement. We didn't find out until nearly a decade after moving out. The landlord had hidden the access points - one inside the master bedroom's closet, and the other outside, cemented over. I learned it was horrifically infested with toxic black mold.

[@gnat8218]

My Grandmother lived in Beech Island SC, close to Augusta GA. Somewhere, me, my 2 sisters & a cousin found a treasure map and ran to tell my Dad. It looked very old & was very artistically drawn. He helped us to follow ut, look out for the marked dangers, and even swing across a creek on a vine (looking back, it was a ditch w/ runoff water) all thru her 13 acre property. At last we came to what had at one time been a very big tree that had either by lightning or insect fallen over and now left standing an 8 foot hollowed out dead tree stump. The inside had a metal box and once we got it open were delighted to find it stuffed with thousands of dollars !!! A bit of a let down when told we weren't really rich tho, for it was ALL in Confederate Money ! hahhaaha! I don't know when I found out Dad had made the map, 'cuz I never remember talking to him about it, but it is one of my favourite memories. He was a great Dad & I have missed him so.

[@mikewhipkey6863]

A friend of my dad's lives in the same house he grew up in (60 years old now) the basement has a small garage part one day he decided he wanted to make the space larger so he could have more room to restore his 69' charger so one day he started to demolish the cinder block wall in the front of where the car would be when he got done doing that he realized that there was a secret room not huge but decently sized it had very old auto related ads on the wall there was a very old radio,lamp,old reclining chair, old refrigerator it was a very old "man cave" that was like someone left it to go to the kitchen or something but instead just sealed it up and forgot about it. it was like looking at a time capsule him and his parents moved in when he was an infant his parents were both dead so he asked his uncle if he knew anything about it but he didn't. He decided to leave it alone other than put in a t.v. and clean it up.. The refrigerator still works.

[@ThePeekaboo213]

Mike Whipkey Wow cool !:)

[@bababooey7576]

I love reading stuff like this.

[@aracelivargas0305]

Thanks for sharing. Great story!👍👍👍

[@renna912]

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[@wmcbarker4155]

there is a underground railway for escaped convicts, might of been one

[@michaelgrant2883]

Absolutely ancient, light bulb hanging from ceiling..

[@michelewalburn4376]

What a great find

[@jaredmalmend1489]

Welp better start rippin my floorboards up

[@Kodiak357]

I like the one I read about in a magazine. Opened up underneath the stairs in a very old house. At one time it had been used as a closet then walled off. I don't know what else they found but the prize was a Henry Repeating rifle in nearly new condition and a serial number of 3. Sold it at one of those fancy auction houses for a quarter million plus. Damn, wish I had a walled off stairway or had an open stairway I could wall off and hide some junk, worthless now but in fifty or a hundred years, who knows, with my luck still junk.

[@donaldhofman296]

Kodiak357 I had to clean out some estates, and I found guns, you name it,it was there! I still have them!

[@0BRAINS0]

@@donaldhofman296 I know someone that found a cellar in his basement that was directly under his front steps and their was an unmarked grave under the dirt. He wound up building a elevated garden above it as it started to sink in and the shape and length of a coffin was clearly visible on his front yard. He was afraid he'd lose his house so he never reported it. Always wondered if the original owner was up to no good in the 1920's because of other things found in the attic.

[@007tallguy]

subscribe to a computer? you're kidding, right?

[@johnsweeney6072]

I found a trunk when we used to live in India when I tried to pull it out to get a better look the elephant went off his ricta

[@mikewhipkey6863]

I'm so stupid it took me 5 min to figure that out lol

[@johnsweeney6072]

Mike Whipkey haha🐘👍🇦🇺🍻

[@AndyLeo]

Haha. Good one

[@johnnyswinney3978]

That's funny...

[@ddelv583]

Ok, got it now!!! 😲😄😅😂

[@judysmith1257]

Yep, my Grandma also called it the cellar, that is where she could store he mason food hard. It was the coolest place in the house.

[@mckdgz4994]

Dexter's Lab is by far the greatest and largest secret room/ lab in history (on Cartoon Network only) tho always ruined by her sister Didi. hahaha 😆😂

[@aryansaeedi7618]

Omg!!! I wish that would’ve happened to me. So exciting 😫

[@lilacwimbush2159]

We moved into our house, 2 years later I was deep cleaning the bathroom, we have another toilet room we don’t normally use, I was hoovering and realised the lino wasn’t stuck down, I lifted it up under as it looked dirty and there was a trap door, big enough to stand up in and quite wide, we never knew it was there until then, now we use it for storage

[@AnnaMaledonPictureBookAuthor]

A few years ago, we looked at the flat ( apartment for you Americans) to rent in Brighton (UK) and it had a tiny door ( half the size of a normal door ) in the bathroom that led into a secret room. The room was quite big but otherwise had no connection with the rest of the flat. It was very weird as that room could have been easily connected via a living room instead. When we arrived at the flat, we knocked on the door and a woman appeared after a while and told us to go round the building and enter from the front of the building as this was the back! We thought that was super odd, but we did as she asked. Later it turned out that when she heard us knock the door she had to go through that tiny door in the bathroom to a secret room as that room had an outside door at which we have arrived. She didn't want us to enter there and squeeze through the half door into the bathroom. That would have been very odd, wouldn't it? We didn't move in there after all, but if we did, we would have made a proper door to go from the living room into the secret room. I wonder now if that secret room was some sort of office so people could come in from outside and not disturb the rest of the household, but the person using the office could go to the bathroom and see the rest of the family? But why using a half door if a proper door could have been made on another wall?

[@maddieziegler6983]

They’re finding super cool things...I found a really old shoe in an old well 😂

[@joemorrow7691]

A friend found 28,000 dollars in a ceiling during renovation,,,

[@josiemovie1679]

oh. I left it there. we can devide it. I meant to get it earlier but... you shouldn't troll that before someone gives you a line a bull

[@josiemovie1679]

+Josie movie shouldn't tell that

[@arondelrey2060]

Interesting

[@cindydavis3839]

Aron Delrey meetings

[@ceceliajones8971]

Lakeside community chapel

[@noniemac]

Glad it was canned vegetables and not human body parts!

[@bad4yourbrain]

My sister pulled up the carpet in my old room years after I moved out...she found my playboys 😂

[@cillastricklnd2988]

bahahahaha!!

[@anned1474]

A large photo of the shelf with the Mason jars would be a nice framed piece of art for the home.

[@paul-singhgurth1599]

My neighbor got her carpet ripped up fierce last night!

[@lmalino695]

Actually, that stuff stored in those jars is more trustworthy even after that time than the current commercial canning process.

[@laus7504]

That last story about the dad who made something REALLY fun and interesting for his kiddo is SO cool! She was 6 or 7? By 8 yrs. old, kids figure out that their parents are Santa. Mine waited until January some time to ask me. Uhm? What do you think? Great response to that question so you know what those little human brains are figuring out! And you don't have to make up a phony answer :) But how cool that your dad makes such fun things for his kids!

[@heghqa]

I tried to see if i had a secret underground room. And there was. Commplete with furniture and electronics. My downstair neighbor wasn't happy i made a hole in his ceiling tho 😕.

[@starguard4122]

It would be messed up if someone found a room that lead to an ancient indian burial ground and were then haunted by spirits like in the movie poltergeist

[@GypsyQueenEnigma]

Starguard ! Hahaha that's what I was thinking, I saw a vid about a house where someone put animal carcasses wrapped in newspapers in the walls and I was thinking native American burial grounds

[@robinmurray5266]

I find lots of those old jars where I live. Many old barns, root cellars, one room school houses and old farmsteads. I do lots of metal detecting as well.

[@robinmurray5266]

P.S. In process of getting permission to check out a basement with a tunnel (thats what old farmers around me tell me was handed down story from their parents and grandparents) running to a hill....river is close by. Was used as a safe place when underground railroad was going on...slave days.

[@igotajopamerica3040]

I wonder if they ever put carpet back down? Finish the story!! To be continued.

[@9299sara]

I want to find a hidden room with lots of cannabis plants then when my kids upset me I can go missing and come back all smiling and happy but they would never know why lol

[@tanyadebeer4836]

Thank goodness police arrested them.

[@lannalane4247]

I live in a legal state and now all the fuss about cannibis seems silly.

[@kimhorton6109]

Weird about the food. When my grandparents put up veggies they put dates in the jars so they could be moved to the front of the shelves when the New Years hard were put up.

[@padmasalam5267]

I am quite certain this house is haunted. That’s the reason why i don’t fancy buying old houses, because there is too much history attached.

[@b.j.stoner9065]

😎Hey...a lot of us were smiling at the weed grow room! A basement of mold can’t be too healthy, as in 1st house. & just imagine a quiet evening & a shelf or two of jars crashing to the floor that you didn’t know was beneath you!😬

[@wmcbarker4155]

my Dad and I put a small chest behind a wall when remodeling, in the chest was a map that gave directions to 150 gold coins buried 2 ft under the apple tree....there was no apple tree

[@cillastricklnd2988]

thats mean

[@jackclemons420]

i wonder how many people is tearing thier house up now looking for a hidden room. lol

[@michelewalburn4376]

My house is 100 years old. I'm about to demolish this thing. Lol

[@joyceragans6213]

Lol

[@bradleyshimels9424]

I like when you find stacks of gold bars and bags of unmarked 100$ bills!

[@ceciliem1811]

Awww, the thrill of exploring!! 😆

[@wecandobetter9821]

I bought a old home in 79. During remodel found about 20 pounds of weed in the attic space. I called the previous owner and he came over and got it. Said thanks and left😂

[@wecandobetter9821]

Doug, That’s true but I knew the guy plus it was homegrown. Not that good😂😂😂😂

[@shaggymcshaggison9751]

why is Stephen Hawkins narrating?...the living room is expanding

[@craigdutton6072]

My friend lived in a bedroom in a old house 🏠 under the floor was old dis used well 👌in the well was some of the rarest bottles in the region just dropped into well he was sleeping on a fortune for yrs lol 😂

[@BarbieBud]

It’s called canning

[@shirleyharrison2580]

Barbara Pask. Yes,I used to can every summer, green beans, tomatoes, tomato juice, salsa, even green tomatoes for frying later. But I'm to old & alone , so I had to give it up after my husband passed away. It's hard work to do alone but I loved doing it.

[@dinamoore1580]

Yeah, It's probably a storm / tornado shelter n' they'd put canned stuff from their farms in there, too.

[@gladtidings4all]

I would have dumped the contents in the jars and washed them out. I like collecting old jars

[@amandajonesss]

gladtidings4all.

[@randyaivaz3356]

I would eat the food, and break the jars. Seriously, I would for sure keep the Jars, I have collected some similar, I might would call the Dept of Agriculture see if they wanted to do any research on the food. Then contact the Coast Guard see if they wanted to Analyze the water, see if packaging seeped into the water? Or water quality after all these years.

[@mauriceellis7751]

the safe mode

[@dinamoore1580]

Hoarders hoard junk, we got into trashing stuff so we thought throw it out! It's all trash. We must've missed on the clip what htey did with the mess. Glass jars. We used to hoard everything like that. People been trashing out stuff though recently. WE had to haul off a lot of stuff, but we didnt throw it away- others did that. They threw out all the stuff we hauled out then the mafia came in and robbed our house throwing away lots of our stuff. They pretended hoarder house clean up but they want in to rob your house and attack you n' everything doing the gang stalking program. It's a military designed program they poisoned the house, too and attacked us real bad, too. They trashed our whole house and left and it looked like a trash dump and they kept coming back in stealing more stuff out of our house. So when they throw out all your clothes and everything you learn to get rid of junk especially when there is no other way to haul things off that you don't need. Clothes can be used to clean with though and trashed. They go in throw all our clothes away! They just ruined the whole house and piled things up in the back of the rooms and the inspectors flunked our house and they said all of the apartments and whole building didn't pass the inspections. N' they were supposed to be fixing it and they flunked it. They stacked boxes in the back of the rooms they blocked the window and drive you insane and you do weird things then inspectors come in and get real mad at you. If htey hadn't blocked the window in the first place our stupid chair wouldn't have mattered. The inspector acted like a real a****** about it and everything. We were probably very sick, too - oh they made us go crazy- we left a chair in walkway to window a path- you supposed to keep a exit for emergencies or something by windows. So he pretended his foot's stuck on the chair- but they put all kinds of things in front of the windows in here and in the bed room and yeah it looked like piles of trash falling over in both rooms is how they left it! We had said to do those things in the house alone frustrated talking on cleaning and they bugged the house of course n' then they do it! But when we said it we didn't mean it to really to do all of those things they did when they wouldn't leave our house when we told them no. We told them not to throw anything away. So we'd trash the junk in there coz that the best we can do. He wants to save stupid jars. They are kinda graphic art, but in a bad way. Find something better than that to be graphic art or did you want that kinda graphic art in the 1st place? no we didn't want those jars for sure.

[@briankocheraabcdt4628]

@@dinamoore1580 I hope you kept your aluminum pointed hats. You need to protect your brains from Hillary Clinton's mind control brain waves, you know. Don't trust anyone with a toy poodle dyed dark green, two inches tall, with a strawberry blonde fall. She wears sunglasses and a bonnet with designer jeans with gold appliques on it. The dog is an alien from the Planet Claire. They have a secret Egg Salad recipe that they are going to use to take over the world!

[@cog1140]

Gotta love 2 women who know how to lay carpet. Did they make a video?

[@banditorules9163]

Terry Schechtel They weren’t laying any carpet. They were just tearing it up! I wouldn’t trust anyone to do a “house” project if they didn’t even know their house had a basement!

[@kungfukid4124]

I laughed like a hyaena. Thanks Terry I needed a good laugh.

[@reimagine207]

Terry Schechtel I fixed my dishwasher from KZbin video....no lie! So fulfilling to save money and get the results needed. Btw you dirty lil person....teehee

[@markwinters62]

Terry Schechtel Carpet Munchers...

[@karenwillis6680]

They were taking out the carpet, which is easy enough. Did you hear about the single mom who built an entire 3000+ sq.ft. house using KZbin tutorials and her children’s help? She wrote a book about it.

[@yournumber1fan100]

A friend of mine was renovating a Manhattan apartment and found nude pics of very famous celebrity and his wife...found at a time when there was no internet and people were more reserved ....my friend shows no one the pictures...

[@melindaallen4958]

I thought she would remember for only half her life, not her whole life. Lol

[@isobellesmith9166]

Best iv found in my house was a old worn out boot after knocking down the wall under the stairs

[@hightower5183]

I found 45 dollars in my back garden even though im in the uk.

[@Steve_1999]

After my grandparents passed away I was cleaning the house getting ready to sell it, I always noticed a hollow sound in the laundry room when walking. So I removed the rug and discovered a latch that opened up into a small 2nd basement which was about 10'x5' and at the furthest corner was something wrapped in a bag. I cautiously lifted it and almost immediately dropped it due to its immense weight.

[@madisonmiller4581]

What was it????

[@Steve_1999]

@@madisonmiller4581 Just an old film projector but I couldn't see what was on it, it didn't work. I think another family member took it so I don't know where it is. Who knows what was on that film, it could've been anything. 📽️

[@GoofballTaee]

Just imagine me seeing a room full of maryjane 😩😍

[@jonalarcon8564]

Shante Williams the Green room!!!!!

[@tommynorthwood]

Sounds like work:)

[@flowergalpower2681]

They know age by the kind of jars used

[@jenniferreichart3359]

I bet that it was bought, carpeted quickly by novices and/or new landlord didn't care, then resold to someone who wanted new carpeting and then found the cellar.

[@trashsince0323]

My grandpa had a room just like this in our seller full of jard food

[@Curious-Irish-Angel]

Its a storage shelter... LOL...

[@pskully57]

All I ever found was people under the stairs, smoking and drinking.

[@florastewart7920]

Not a secret room, but a storage for canned foods.

[@ruthowens2640]

Cellar ,keep food down there to keep it cool ,but lid is loose or leaking ,bad ,run your fore finger over it slow ,you can tell

[@mother6866]

4:14 stay paused, do you see something in there or is it just me....

[@kaihart5870]

?

[@brianpreston8483]

It's on the left

[@jamesfan2]

I see something, BUT IT'S NOT YOU

[@steveturpin4242]

Called a celar...every home had one to store preserves etc

[@darkharlezucreek]

That stuff is mostly canned, not pickled.or.brined. Just sayiin'. Trap door root, and canning storage cellars used to be very common.

[@elwoodblues9215]

Wow ! Cool story. When i Ripped out my carpet i found something aswell. It was really fine dust and pee stains.

[@danaortega6873]

The Pest Control Guy LOLOLOLOL

[@myradioon]

The first one is a Bomb Shelter and they were common in the 50's. That''s why there were jars of food there. Can't believe they didn't know this. (At very least a canning room - but why have it be secret?)

[@stupidhat1779]

Yeah the grow room one upset me, why arrest someone for a harmless plant?

[@kevykev38]

Come on you mean to tell me these people bought a house without this knowledge? You have to know where pipes are and electric comes from

[@jessecumbee6156]

Thank god they got that devil lettuce off the streets before it kills someone from obesity

[@stephaniecruz383]

😂

[@davidalanjonesridge9874]

In the video you keep mentioning "Mason Jars" when "Ball" is a name on one of them. The three major companies that produced canning jars were: Ball, Mason, and Kerr. Although the jars were made of glass the process was called , canning. And doors are similar to these when they are a jar.

[@helenboula3538]

I live in the state of Texas we don't have basements sadly and we don't have attics either unless it's a quote in matching and even then they're not finished best Texas for you. Originally I'm from Georgia that have full complains basements and full completed addicts what about that what a difference a state makes right LOL.

[@jasonwatts5551]

I am a computer and I can read things people wrote on a screen. I can put a picture up and my words come to life. If I trick enough people with a cool title I will get paid.

[@joshuataylor6087]

The women should not have gone at the same time. That was stupid. What if they both got stuck and there was no phone reception. One should have waited.

[@pashtunchannel1038]

That girls dads a legend

[@dallissh2088]

That voice I know it or he sounds very much like this actor I like just because I think his voice is soothing to my ear 👂 I wonder 💭 and he is a great actor too but this voice 🤔 💭???

[@dinamoore1580]

they just got a bigger house with more rooms! so you'd get to decorate, but molded walls isn't too good.

[@steve154life]

Nat a secreat basement but at one time sum one lowered tha celing on a room in tha back and oddly there waz empty window cills behind da piece of wall i wanted to use it as a hide out or a storage area but my daddy said no and put a new wall in

[@longtalltexan1462]

the third one already knew about it and was thrilled that everything was still there. . .

[@domfox6419]

I bought my house 18 years ago. It has a cellar but I’ve never been in it. The trap door is under the stairs, I poked my head in once but didn’t have a torch handy and it was to dark to see anything. That’s as far as I got lol.

[@daizahclay6971]

Video maker:Seeing this makes u wonder what kind of secrects ur own house is hindin....me:shiddd lemme go investigate

[@florastewart7920]

Looks like 40’s through 60s judging by ball jars

[@danielwilliams1400]

I fail to see how this is remarkable in any way. It's just stupid that someone covered up the door leading to usable space in the house...

[@juliusjames4460]

They had no idea where it led, like maybe it led to the roof pft ahhaha

[@asmodeusasteroth7137]

The people in the days gone by pressure canned food, Doubt any old canned food is edible but those jars a good to reuse!

[@peaceindarkness.darknessis3494]

I found weed in the laundry basket!.

[@jamesfan2]

I found laundry in the weed stash