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Can't argue with that one

So good

It's honestly kinda nuts that they didn't put a normal one in.

@@raccoonking7566 I dunno. Buildings be crazy. Like my house has a million powerpoints but never where I want them

@@YellowPeachist They could just run a hose. It isn’t that hard.

No one asked him to do that…

@@SortedFood ok, now THAT is the most Jaime thing ever !

Snacking pizza....

I expected steak and quick pickles.

​@@SortedFoodI am surprised that you expected someone to tell him to do that. It's Jamie! He will do it himself! 😂

I will not be able to watch it but I like this idea! ETA: Not sure it's on theme for this one, though. Might work for the channel itself!

The Hype I got from it is fantastic. I commend whoever gave the pizza idea and the water wings costuming idea.

Well, I know who Piggy is! 👀

@@greteukulele4561 nahhhhhh 😂😂

I thought it was a cheese toastie?

FLOATIE arm bands. Think Ben has the quintessential Churchillean expressions.

It seemed extreme when Barry first mentioned it, but actually, his logic was flawless!

​@@SortedFood I'm not sure Barry and logic should be used in the same sentence 😂

My immediate thought was "How many takes were needed for Ben to catch the fish"

i found that unbelievable there is no bacon on that pizza.

I don't think their landlord will allow them to install the drainage needed. Especially since it's in the middle of the floor. I imagine the lower floor has the same layout, and the drain would go directly into the middle of another room below. Not very esthetically pleasing. Even if the floor below doesn't have the same layout, most landlords don't like tenants making holes to install new drains in the building.

Pfft, this is big news but that would be MONUMENTAL

@@northernsnow6982 they can also just run the piping around the back of the set to a place where there are existing connection points, keeps it out of view without the need of making holes

@@Paragon643 Unfortunately, they can't. The problem with plumbing is that there's a rise to run ratio on the drainage, where you're using gravity to move the water along. There's requirements as to what that ratio is in order to make the plumbing work properly and safely. The physical space needed in a vertical direction to install the pipe such that it would hit an existing wet wall is too far. That's why plumbing is stacked to begin with. If the sink were like, a foot from the wall, it might be doable, but in the middle of the room it's too far vertically vs. horizontally. You can't just run the pipe on the floor like you can an electrical wire - the water won't go anywhere.

@Paragon643 That's not how drains work. They would need a 4°-7° angle for horizontal drainage. Even the ancient Egyptians understood this basic knowledge. They would need to build a false floor over the existing one and raise it 1-2 feet for drainage to work properly, because water doesn't drain from hoses when laying flat on the floor. Even still, they would need to tap into existing drainage. They could use a pump, I suppose. However, every connection in the line after the pump has a very high likelihood of leaking/flooding. Plus, a pump would be very loud, and they would have to stop filming every time it kicks in. That's not exactly easy to do on a channel often involving time sensitive cooking. Another point. You can't just tap into a solid drainage system without putting holes in the landlords' existing drains. Most existing openings to drains are above floor level, i.e., a toilet or a sink, and water doesn't want to flow upwards. Do you want to try again? Or do you realize now that it isn't as simple as "just" doing anything? Mostly, it requires permission from the landlord.

Cooking and singing, plates of penzance!

Ben would always be a better Professor. "He knows everything". LOL

Would that make James "Ginger"?

​@@sliveredtongueexactly

@@sliveredtongue They probably have an appropriate dress in his size already lol.

@@kellyhurley8094 I thought about that, but Mike looks a lot more like the Professor than Ben.

Or Kush as Mr Howell.

@@b_uppy ah 100% Kush as Mr. Howell and Ben as his wife 🤣 James as the professor

@@pastaalalamborghini We're having to much fun, lol. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Elliza would disagree 😂🐟

I would doubt it was fun, because it's a fish. Something that is notably very slippery so I'm guessing it had to be done over and over and over again.

The red shorts are a trigger, aren't they!😂

As a Czech, I'm impressed. Our version would be a fishpond.

It’s coarse and it gets everywhere

I can hear the boys yelling in frustration at Ben for dropping the fish on the first take

I dunno. Can't see Spaff having more slices in that shirt.

@@oscarcacnio8418 bud he does have some extra meat in there.

And the return of the red shorts!

That was my thought, too!😂 Like "oh, no, someone take that away from him! You'll all get even more lost!"