Jack McBrayer

Oh, well, I mean, I got a lot to say about the house.

You know, I think what's what's what's regularly on the table with this show is and it's sweet.

Ultimately, it's sweet, but it's so delusional.

A lot of these people are trying to get millions of dollars for these houses that like they're the only people in the world that want to live in them.

It's so specific.

Someone's going to have to definitely go in and like rip most of everything out.

It's their heart and soul.

And it's sweet.

But I'm also like when they show the thing at the beginning, it's like this many square feet on this much property in this state.

$3.8 million.

I'm like, guys, I just can't help it.

I'm like, guys, they're going to get 380 grand for this.

Like that's the real, I also feel some obligation to let my kids know what like market value.

That can be mean to them.

Oh really?

Yeah.

they love it you know it's like but both can be true it's like it's not again i don't think it's mean it's a certain reality like 2400 square feet in the middle of new mexico 300 miles from a town oh but are you saying like oh my god this dump and then they're like i'm going that house is really worth 270

OK, well, yeah, you know, like that's just the truth.

Well, that might happen more.

Well, then, yes.