7 thoughts on “Guy finds his house plumbed with beer”
Prank? No, it’s Australia, they’re just bringing the house up to the local codes.
Yeah, I thought this was just a standard home improvement show on Australian television.
Actually it’s New Zealand. But still awesome
Don’t flush.
It’s funny, but I’ve got a sinking suspicion this is fake. Doesn’t really pass the smell test, does it? I mean, they’re all out there watching live video from cams hidden all over his house, even the bathroom? What if his wife/girlfriend goes in there to change? Are they going to watch that too?
Could be fake. Not denying that. But camera problem isn’t a big one: they’d just unplug the appropriate feed, right? Not exactly a big deal.
Definately fake, but stealthy. Product placement of New Zealand beer is two shots towards the end, with brand appearing on a couple of glasses. If it’s anything a bit like here in France, alcohol advertising is strickly controlled so brands resort to internet media to work around those restrictions.
Prank? No, it’s Australia, they’re just bringing the house up to the local codes.
Yeah, I thought this was just a standard home improvement show on Australian television.
Actually it’s New Zealand. But still awesome
Don’t flush.
It’s funny, but I’ve got a sinking suspicion this is fake. Doesn’t really pass the smell test, does it? I mean, they’re all out there watching live video from cams hidden all over his house, even the bathroom? What if his wife/girlfriend goes in there to change? Are they going to watch that too?
Could be fake. Not denying that. But camera problem isn’t a big one: they’d just unplug the appropriate feed, right? Not exactly a big deal.
Definately fake, but stealthy. Product placement of New Zealand beer is two shots towards the end, with brand appearing on a couple of glasses. If it’s anything a bit like here in France, alcohol advertising is strickly controlled so brands resort to internet media to work around those restrictions.