This is hilarious! In our house we say “Drink” when they say “Wow”, and count the ways they get around saying “OMG”. (Ssshhh. They don’t want to offend any seriously religious viewers.)We have decided we’re anti-social troglodytes because we don’t look at the prime purpose of our home as being to entertain others.P.S. I had a white kitchen in the ’80’s. When the sun was out, it was painfully blinding.
I prefer to see someone select which million dollar house to buy based on its entertainment value rather than how much their dog is going to like it. It’s a DOG, folks. As long as they get food, water, and a place to relieve themselves, they don’t care!!
En-ertaining. Trust Americans, such as those featured on all these reno shows, to simply do away with pesky extra consonant sounds when they attempt to speak “English”.
Those “see 3 buy 1” shows are all phony. My best friend was a “buyer” on one. The producers chose two nice houses NOT for sale and the buyer gives the address of the home they have already put a offer on. The rest is all show and false. The buyers are told what to say, and what buzz words to use. The house they “choose” in the end is always the one they had already bought.
This reminds me of how my wife and how will focus in on mispronunciations that have somehow flourished the last few years – like “impordant” and “indUStry”. . .
And they seem to be primed to make positive comments as they walk through. (When have you ever discussed the “flow” of the house?). And who keeps the decore afterward?
whahoppened over 3 years ago
They do this to embarrass you, Jr. Get used to it!
catmom1360 over 3 years ago
Can’t do much entertaining in my kitchen.
montymiff over 3 years ago
This is hilarious! In our house we say “Drink” when they say “Wow”, and count the ways they get around saying “OMG”. (Ssshhh. They don’t want to offend any seriously religious viewers.)We have decided we’re anti-social troglodytes because we don’t look at the prime purpose of our home as being to entertain others.P.S. I had a white kitchen in the ’80’s. When the sun was out, it was painfully blinding.
PleaseStay6PixelsAway over 3 years ago
I prefer to see someone select which million dollar house to buy based on its entertainment value rather than how much their dog is going to like it. It’s a DOG, folks. As long as they get food, water, and a place to relieve themselves, they don’t care!!
Tammycrookshanks over 3 years ago
Also “I can picture myself having a cup of coffee in this space.” I’ve watched far too many of these.
Billys mom2022 over 3 years ago
I saw one, when the HUGE walk in closet was reviled , she asked “where do I put my shoes?”
HappyDog/ᵀʳʸ ᴮᵒᶻᵒ ⁴ ᵗʰᵉ ᶠᵘⁿ ᵒᶠ ᶦᵗ Premium Member over 3 years ago
I’ve never felt so out of it. And I agree with Junior.
david_42 over 3 years ago
I have been to many parties where everyone ends up in the kitchen.
Alfred over 3 years ago
En-ertaining. Trust Americans, such as those featured on all these reno shows, to simply do away with pesky extra consonant sounds when they attempt to speak “English”.
DaveQuinn over 3 years ago
Those “see 3 buy 1” shows are all phony. My best friend was a “buyer” on one. The producers chose two nice houses NOT for sale and the buyer gives the address of the home they have already put a offer on. The rest is all show and false. The buyers are told what to say, and what buzz words to use. The house they “choose” in the end is always the one they had already bought.
Michael Grogan over 3 years ago
This reminds me of how my wife and how will focus in on mispronunciations that have somehow flourished the last few years – like “impordant” and “indUStry”. . .
montymiff over 3 years ago
And they seem to be primed to make positive comments as they walk through. (When have you ever discussed the “flow” of the house?). And who keeps the decore afterward?
Draway over 3 years ago
Open concept = dirty dishes on display.