Jack McBrayer

Like you need to see the places he's standing in and you have to recognize, like, here's an example.

And it wasn't even the owners of the house.

They had bought it from someone else.

Sure.

But he's in a house.

And the thing that makes it qualify for gone wild is the previous owner was obsessed with storage.

And so you walk into the kitchen, you have your normal refrigerator high cabinets, but then you have two more rows of cabinets above that going up into what had to be like 15 feet up the ceiling.

And it looks a little like it gives you vertigo a little bit to see that many cupboard doors.

And then it just unfolds as getting crazier and crazier.

And there's a moment where they walk into this.

It's 80 feet by 40 feet.

So it's about a 4,000 square foot room that is a big cavernous room in floor to fucking ceiling and shelves.

I was saying to Kristen, we were watching it last night and I'm like, I'm too distracted by needing to know what the mental illness was of the person who built it.

Like my explanation was, you know, just like there are alcoholics that are low functioning or high functioning.

To me, that house is like, well, this is a super high functioning hoarder.

They have the money and the wherewithal to still hoard, but do it in a way that would be organized.

And it's madness.

That was a crazy house.

This is scary.

Like that room, weirdly, was a little bit scary.