I Let My Employees' Build Their Dream Office

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• BR

  @brandonfinch881 · 7 months ago

  You guys should both hire local artists to do murals for each of your guys sides. Each get a different one, so they are both unique and different!!

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• JH

  @jholley1977 · 7 months ago

  You should finish the build wearing Batman and Superman costumes.

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• C.

  @C.J.33 · 6 months ago

  I need to see a perfectly split screen saver on that TV for the final part and the judging. That would look awesome and just sell the vision.

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• RO

  @roberthunter3580 · 7 months ago (edited)

  Not trying to nit pick but the white door frame is a bit distracting.  Could Red or Superman yellow/gold like his belt work better. Just a thought the base boards too should be something other than white too. Other than that this project is gonna be amazing.  Glad the leaking issue was resolved.

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• MI

  @michaelrogers2912 · 6 months ago

  On the Batman side in the drop ceiling you should add a centered light in the Batman side that shines the bat signal on the floor with a remote light to turn it on and off

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• RE

  @RecycledUserName · 7 months ago

  John wtf my guy, the whole video of you scraping the floor and bits of stuff flying everywhere and you didn't even flog the ShopShades 😂 Marketing gonna whoop your ass ❤😂

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• JP

  @jpropst1984 · 6 months ago

  The Batman desk needs the kryptonite gloves on it and the Superman side needs a key to the batcave on it!!

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• SH

  @ShaMo9191 · 6 months ago (edited)

  Sam makes this channel. Legend.

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• CA

  @calebdunn1288 · 6 months ago

  Definitely do yellow trim and baseboards! It would bring the whole room together.<br><br>I also think building custom size doors for that split cabinet so one door is blue one is gray would look good. That being said Sam did an incredible job on the paint

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• IA

  @ianitor · 7 months ago

  should get a tv screensaver that has the split in it

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• CO

  @collinblair7733 · 6 months ago

  After watching this I want an unscrewed house flip!

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• DE

  @deadtolove · 6 months ago

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