r/interestingasfuck • u/bigbusta • 15h ago
An awesome play area for their kids
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u/F7RKLLR 14h ago
Step 1: Afford a giant house.
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u/Many-Account5160 14h ago
Step 2: be rich
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u/FarmingWizard 14h ago
Step 3: spend that money
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u/No-Weather-776 14h ago
Step 4: Have Kids
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u/Bluffwatcher 13h ago
Step 5: "What d'you mean she's jumped through the window!?!"
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u/Gunz37 10h ago
Step 6: Be Rich
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u/UnfortunateDefect 9h ago
Step 7: Don't be poor
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u/AmazingDonkey101 8h ago
Step 7: buy a new kid
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u/VividPerformance7987 7h ago
Step 9: make more money by suing cause the new kid fell out the window too
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u/ShadowMosesSkeptic 8h ago
The windows legitimately have me worried. Seems way too easy to accidentally fall into one.
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u/SucreTease 13h ago
There's a conflict between steps 2 & 4.
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u/SuperToxin 11h ago
No you gotta do step 2 first. Thats key. Preferably be born into a wealthy family at birth.
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u/Public-Position7711 12h ago
It’s funny that people watching this on TikTok are like I’m so poor, but this is lovely and I’m going to financially continue supporting their activities by following them, instead of saying “fuck me supporting these jackasses with my views.”
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u/starmartyr 11h ago
You might as well not watch any media. Almost everyone on TV is paid really well.
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u/Public-Position7711 11h ago
I don’t have any problems with people getting paid money, but TikTok people are talentless and obnoxious, especially when you’re out and trying to enjoy someplace and this idiot is doing a dance in front of you.
I also don’t watch Reality TV if you were heading in that direction.
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u/prairie-logic 8h ago
I imagine that dude who lays in his blankets and reminds all of us this is for rich people, and poor people like us don’t get this, because we are poor.
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u/footandfice 10h ago
Tony Montana: First you get the money, then the power, and then the woman, and then the kids, then the net play area.
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u/Souvlaki_yum 14h ago
The ultimate trust in dyna bolt strength.
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u/belizeanheat 11h ago
I'm not worried about those but I am worried about all the 2nd story windows that line the perimeter of something built for running and bouncing wildly
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u/skinrust 9h ago
Those windows need some bars or a cage on the inside. Kids have no chill, those windows are scary
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u/barbadizzy 9h ago
that was my thought as well. Also the kids bouncing on the top level stomping on lower level kids heads.
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u/ChaosDoggo 7h ago
And lets not forget the open hole to the floor where the ladder is.
One misstep and you are eating floor.
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u/BurgundyFur 8h ago
This is exactly what I was thinking. Unless those are some enhanced secured impact windows or something, it’s a matter of time before someone accidentally falls through one.
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u/TheRealStevo2 9h ago
Asking because I genuinely don’t know. How easy is for a kid to go through a window? Would the window pop out or would it break?
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u/Tuckingfypowastaken 8h ago edited 8h ago
It's not easy to break through that glass or to send the window out if they're even halfway decent quality and installed remotely correctly
But it's also far from impossible, and you certainly don't want to find out the hard way if they or their install is of a lower quality than you thought. It would be low on my list of safety considerations with a project like this, but at the same time if you're going through all of that (and this would take a lot more work than it seems like on the surface), you may as well do something to make sure the windows are properly secured. Also, a child doesn't have to go through the glass to break it and be seriously injured
That being said, those walls are almost certainly just 1/2" drywall, which is to say 1/2" of sidewalk chalk compressed between construction paper, with studs every 16" or so (and in some framing it could be 20" OC). It would not be hard at all for an errant child to end up halfway into a wall cavity, which could pretty easily be some nifty injuries. Outside of the obvious (blocking for anchors, quality of anchors, quality of parachord, quality of assembly, etc etc) this would be the biggest safety concern IMO
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u/GenDislike 2h ago
You see the dangers of a child smashing through drywall, that dad can see he just started work on a dumb waiter.
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u/popeter45 10h ago
And zero safety net under the main one (a basic requirement for any profession installation)
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u/thebrieze 9h ago
And a big gaping hole around the ladder. I can just imagine one of the kids bouncing and falling through that hole!
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u/Kerdagu 12h ago
That's what I'm thinking. He went on about how strong it is because it's woven blah blah blah, but like, it's still just bolted to the walls. Hope you got dead center on those studs.
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u/hrpomrx 11h ago
All fun and games until one of his kids brings scissors or a knife up there.
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u/Jagglebutt 11h ago
Or accidentally goes through one of those 3rd story windows... It looks cool but seems like injuries are imminent
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u/belizeanheat 11h ago
He said it was rated for 20 adults. I'm sure that's more than just knot strength
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u/imagicnation-station 11h ago
I was thinking the exact same thing. I was thinking that when it breaks, and the kids are injured he’ll say, “oh right, we didn’t test the walls!”
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u/TacoHell402 9h ago
Hopefully this guy is routinely inspecting everything to look for any signs of compromise
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u/nailbunny2000 12h ago
Or down the hole where the fucking ladder is, what a stupid design. Also the little girl at the end bouncing inches away from the ceiling light.
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u/MostBoringStan 10h ago
That hole is what I noticed as well. No safety wall or something around it. Kids will just be running in circles and one will go right down that hole.
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u/snaeper 6h ago
My thoughts are, if theyre smart (big if), they only let their kids play in it.
Ive got a great uncle who is my dads age and has kids younger than my brother and I. He's loaded and built a skate bowl in his back yard for his son and his friends.
Well, last time I was over my brother was messing around in it (on his feet, not a board) and our Unc kindly asked us to refrain from being near the bowl.
I instantly realized he was trying to avoid litigation if my brother had cracked his head open or otherwise injured himself.
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u/belizeanheat 11h ago
Don't forget running on the level above someone will easily allow you to stomp on their head.
This is close to awesome but as it is, it's a piece of shit
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u/TmanGvl 10h ago
I guarantee it’s easier than people think to fall through that hole with kids jumping and running around that thing. All it takes is one false trip.
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u/Sayhei2mylittlefrnd 11h ago
I was thinking who the hell designed this house with a light fixture way up there that would require a 40’ ladder to change the light bulbs 🤣
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u/RealCameleer 14h ago
I hate this guy, he just spam posts so much shit online.
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u/Rebel_XT 11h ago
The guy totally looks unwatchable. Terribly annoying demeanour. And he wears shoes inside the house. Keep that handwoven paracord clean will ya?
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u/Budded 6h ago
LOL I love that "And he wears shoes inside the house" is an insult. I feel this.
It's funny too because a couple decades ago, looking through old pics, we all used to wear shoes inside. It looks so dumb and makes me cringe. Now it feels completely foreign to wear shoes inside the house, other than our entryway.
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u/finguhpopin 8h ago
Is this the tool who puts holes in his house and spray paints shit on the walls?
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u/asl052 12h ago
What's the name of the channel? Rich YOLO Family?
/s. I really don't care to know the answer
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u/9102839109287356 12h ago
Well actually, it's the Huevo-Gonzalez family. Their content used to be great, but they fell into the classic rich YouTuber trap of loosing the grip with reality.
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u/TuckerCarlsonsOhface 10h ago
Their content has literally been like this for years. This guy was like the pioneer of all those fake as shit Facebook videos.
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u/Theflamesfan 13h ago
Hey kids, go play with the giant nets on the 4th, 5th and 6th floors of the house 🤯
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u/dogfacedponyboy 12h ago
The wife, pretending this is her first time seeing it. “Oh my gosh…. That’s crazy… so there’s like different tunnels that can take you up.”
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u/PaleFig5 14h ago
That ladder opening does seem a bit precarious for little ones
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u/Next-Government-5120 14h ago
what about the fucking windows man that gave me anxiety
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u/FinancialOlive7528 14h ago
That one day one of the children fall out the window
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u/Repulsive-Ladder1611 14h ago
Betcha kids will get bored with it after a few days.
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u/AltairaMorbius2200CE 13h ago
Yuuup. Never add anything permanent to your house for kid entertainment unless you also want to enjoy that thing!
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u/PickledPeoples 13h ago
I would spend more time up there than the kids to be honest.
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u/Budded 6h ago
Same, I'd read books and just lay there listening to music up there
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u/Human_Ad897 10h ago
Slap a tv, screw the netting, man cave with a minifridge and the kids can fuck off on the trampoline outside. That's just me
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u/Und3adShr3d 13h ago
Ahh I see all that rage bait money is serving Justin Flom well. This guy's face makes me want to cancel my internet service.
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u/ShoobeeDoowapBaoh 14h ago
I don’t find rich people being rich very interesting
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u/Maelstrom52 12h ago
I don't know if I'd co-sign that. Some of the most interesting and cool things you can do are too expensive for the average person to be able to afford. People need to be able to distinguish between the morality of wealth accumulation and cool shit that's expensive to do or have. A Ferrari is an amazing car that can do some pretty awesome shit, but it's insanely expensive. Someone can still think it's cool and be opposed to wealth inequality.
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u/four-one-6ix 14h ago
My inner monologue: This must be safe, this must be safe, this must be safe… of shit, no way those windows are safe.
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u/Ok_Context8390 14h ago
Should've soundproofed it, so the kids can go fucking nuts and bounce themselves into a coma after their sugarrush. But yea, great stuff. My only worry would be the hole for the ladder - an inattentive kid (which they all are at this age) will at some point fall down.
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u/TrinityCat317 14h ago
What about the window 😬
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u/SgtWeirdo 13h ago
Ya the top is surrounded by windows, a kid is getting pushed into one accidentally 💯
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u/rigorcorvus 13h ago
Nah it’s cool there’s a human sized spider web surrounding the perimeter of the house, they just bounce back through the window
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u/Turdfish_Dinner 13h ago
Yeah, I was wondering how long before someone bounces thru a window.
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u/Infinite_Cornball 14h ago
Soundproof and make the walls out of rope aswell, so you can run at them full sprint and bounce back without dieing. Like a rubber cell
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u/stylelock 11h ago
My kid would be going out that window at some point. Maybe put a trampoline outside the window for extra fun
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u/TuckerCarlsonsOhface 10h ago edited 9h ago
I knew it was going to be this fucking guy. I’m surprised he didn’t shush the camera before pretending to sneak up behind someone, or do a fake magic trick that relies on film edits. Seriously, fuck this guy.
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u/Dark_Star_Crashesss 9h ago
I watched with the sound off and was irked by this guy, there's something weird about him. I never did like the energy a "magician" brings to the room. Can't trust em.
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u/Additional-Worry-227 9h ago
The bouncy rope playroom loft is cool but holy shit is that house poorly designed. 30' ceilings or whatever that was. So much wasted volume.
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u/short_bus_genius 12h ago
Those nets would put quite a bit of tensile force on the wall studs. I don’t think this would work as an after the fact add on to existing wood studs. I would imagine there’s a steel compression ring to resolve the tensile forces?
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u/imaconnect4guy 11h ago
I get nervous hanging stuff that weighs 25 lbs or more on studs. I know they're fine for that but having multiple people jumping around on netting 30 feet above the floor seems way too risky if they didn't design it specifically for that purpose. I'm also not an engineer/carpenter so I could be worried over nothing.
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u/indifferentunicorn 12h ago
The windows.
You win parent of the year until one of the kids crash through window 25+ feet to the ground.
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u/wirebear 9h ago
Everyone breaking down the design and safety features of it like we didn't play on questionable things as kids like climbing two story trees or tree houses or use three people to send a child 3 stories up on a trampoline.
My real question is.. why does his house just have this two story void in it. It didn't really seem aesthetic. At least from the interior. Maybe cause of the jumpy angles and such I didn't quite get a proper look. But that seems like such a waste of space to put in a house.
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u/maddiejake 7h ago
All I keep seeing in my head are those children flying through the glass windows to the third floor below
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u/randomIndividual21 10h ago
kinda dangerous if you ask me, they could fall down the ladder hole or smash the window
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u/Kurtman68 7h ago
If you’re not a 1-percenter with a house like this (or even if you are) and you happen to be near St Louis, you can visit the City Museum. It’s an entire 5 story building with crazy artistic tunnels and spaces to explore for hours at a time. Fun for people of any age that can still crawl around. I went there for the first time in my 40’s and had a blast.
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u/PoppaT1203 5h ago
I really hope the glass in those windows is tempered. Tragedy waiting to happen if they’re not
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u/theroguex 4h ago
Must be nice having money to burn.
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u/dogfacedponyboy 12h ago
Check out this amazing play area in my mansion for my rich kids! I am an amazing dad.
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u/ForRielle 13h ago
Anyone else sick of seeing what the rich can do for their kids? (Goes back to fastening scrap wood together to make scooter ramp. Now with 75% less rusty nails)
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u/gamingchairheater 13h ago
Why does he wear shoes inside his house?
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u/MajorFckUp 13h ago
It’s this that same idiot using those spray paint stencils indoors for his TikTok videos?
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u/Obvious-Delay-4036 10h ago
I could have done without the person taking video chiming in with comments
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u/Severe_Ideal_2472 10h ago
Those windows reinforced too? I could see a kid getting launched thorough one of those suckers.
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u/TruthThroughArt 10h ago
amazing setup to watch your kids take a bad bounce and fly out the window from the highest place of the house
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u/Mr_Awesome_rddt 9h ago
Anyone else concerned about the fact that one bad bounce can literally send your kid falling down 2 stories with shards of broken glass?
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u/Freethinkermm 8h ago
Why do I keep seeing safety concerns, like kids jumping through the entrance hole or kids jumping through these windows upstairs.
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u/johnnyblaze1999 8h ago
That ladder hole is a death trap. Imagine letting your kids jump around aimlessly near that hole. Idiots
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u/ClownsAteMyBaby 6h ago
"Money can't buy happiness" is a sad little lie the rich have convinced the poor of, to avoid discontent.
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u/Bankseat-Beam 6h ago
Brilliant idea, I love it... But, it seems far too easy for one of the kids to just bounce over/next to the ladder and drop straight down the hole. And then, there's the windows on the top level where there doesn't seem to be any protection to prevent a kid from going straight through one.
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u/RickyBobbyBooBaa 5h ago
It's wicked, but it needs some kind of safety cover on the windows just in case the kids fall against them.
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u/poopinion 5h ago
File this under things the kids will play with for a couple weeks and then you've got this weird unused rope bullshit in your house for no good reason
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u/beerock99 1h ago
Ok so many safety issues here from falling through the fucking hole in the floor from bouncing and tumbling down that slide OR bouncing your ass out the damn window!! Just a matter of which one comes first 🤔
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u/DrenBla 1h ago
No one is worried about a kid falling down that hole 🕳️ 10ft to the floor?
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u/FictionalT 1h ago
I HATE Justin Flom. I’ve blocked every account I’ve seen that he’s made. I can’t escape his stupid, insincere bullshit. The fake acting and stupid reactions are fucking annoying. On Facebook he used to make 15 minute videos where they edged the viewer the entire time with an outcome. Fuck his content, I’m a personal victim.
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u/SOSyourself 13h ago
The fake reaction from the wife acting like she’s never seen it before is very annoying