[00:01] Welcome to the channel.  In this video, our recreation center is almost a year old.  I'll tell you how much money the recreation center brought in.  This year I will tell you what the main difficulties were for us, what breakdowns there were, what
[00:16] our expenses were, what the average bill was, in short, about the most important things.  Here are the nuances that occur most often. We will reveal them and also share the numbers of how much money this brings in.  First, let's go over the updates.
[00:32] We got this huge Gk 3x3 m. We ordered, uh, this very fabric from the same guys who made the hammocks for our houses.  Very well done. The only thing is, we didn’t make a big mistake with the
[00:48] Also, if you look, everything here has turned green.  Well, although it was all so pretty and burnt, but because it was all in the shade, we had a rather wet year, so it turned a little green.  It was awesome here in the summer
[01:03] pillows and beautiful voib lighting, we also had a kind of projector, a movie theater, you could take it out, put it in, and watch a movie in the open air.  In short, it was very cool and beautiful.  This is the most
[01:18] basic update on this house, because we were thinking about what cool things to add for the summer. We have a young man like this.  Come in if you need anything.  Oh, by the way, like and subscribe to the channel.  As for the baths, there's nothing out
[01:32] subscribe to the channel.  As for the baths, there's nothing out baths are generally fine.  Here are the baths, they have barrels, again, I’ll repeat, as in the last video, you can steam in them.   There are no problems with them at all.
[01:46] The only thing is, you need to tighten and relax these things.  Everything there, well, there’s just something so total missing. The only thing is that in winter the wooden doors froze solid.  That's why Vasily and I decided to replace
[01:59] these doors with plastic ones.  They installed plastic ones, and just painted them gray here, to match the color of the door frames, to match the color of all this nonsense.  Regarding the baths, there are absolutely no improvements there, again, we haven’t
[02:12] done anything else.  The only thing is, if you look at, uh, the floor, it has become darker.  Maybe in the spring we’ll polish it all up somehow, do something with it , because, well, damn, it’s getting ugly.  And I do
[02:27] to put more pallets, but again, dirt will accumulate in the pallets, so in general [music] is something like this.  But the doors definitely needed to be changed.  There were a couple of frosty days there.  In principle, it hasn’t frozen yet, everything is fine.
[02:42] We decorated it a little for the New Year.  That's how cleanly they threw it on.  This too was all done with our own hands.  I arrived, got in the mood, went and made, roughly speaking, New Year's decorations.  If you look at the chairs, they are in terrible condition now.
[02:55] So this is what happens to wooden furniture in one year.  It becomes, I .  I'm looking at it now, Vasya, they really need to be changed.  They are just in a shitty state.  Well, it's even shameful to hand something like that in here.  Therefore, it will be necessary
[03:10] to change it 100%.  We hung up garlands like these.  By the way, they are very cool and beautiful.  You can combine them, turn this off, turn that on.  In short, there are all sorts of , we had lighting on the grill.  Right now we're just going over the
[03:26] nuances, because there are actually a lot of nuances in this topic.  And if they are not fixed, you can immediately run into a fire or some other problems. We used to have a garland to light up the grill, it hung here,
[03:41] neatly like this, on the grill.  But because the guys were making big fires, our light bulbs were burning, wires were burning, and short circuits were occurring somewhere.  That's why there was a very interesting moment at the bathhouse, when this thing completely melted
[03:56] , and you could clearly see how it all shorted out, this arc broke through, and it broke through right onto the bathhouse.  That's why this is quite an important thing. definitely no fire, where there are definitely no , um, hot zones.  I think
[04:13] this is definitely something to take into account.  Then along the bars. We've already changed the grilles, I don't know, maybe five times, damn.  They constantly have problems, basically, when people put these grates on the fire, they all burn, become rusty, and become impossible
[04:27] to use. Unfortunately, they haven't come up with cheap disposable grilles, so we just bought these darker ones. It seems like they live a little longer, but again, that's not a fact.  Although, again, our grilles are expensive.  I don't know, it's probably about
[04:41] 60 dollars, I think, for each grille. Or three dollars, I don’t know.  Well, Or three dollars, I don’t know.  Well, in short, 100% of the gratings need to be switched to this one because we told you about camping in the last video
[04:56] .  Why the hell did you buy everything? Now we're missing a camping rod. Basically, everything is on the grill. We still maintain all our services as before.  That's how neat everything is.  The only thing is, one daz, uh, they just painted it
[05:09] , roughly speaking, beautiful.  So, further along the house itself.  I don't know if we'll go in.  In the last episode we didn't go here because there were guests there. We can go in now.  Here, in the first house, nothing really changed that much
[05:25] .  It's in the nineties style. The only thing is that they changed the blankets somewhere, changed the pillows, changed the projectors in all the houses.  Projectors are a sore subject in general.  We used to have projectors there for about $70.
[05:38] They are shitty.  You can't see a damn thing on them during the day.  We struggled a bit with the mounting hardware and came up with these corners, then hinges, and then hung the projector on these hinges.  This, by the way, is a very important thing.  Then you'll have to
[05:53] Now you have a rough idea of ​​how this can be done.  Usually a corner, a hinge, everything can be adjusted.  Uh, canvas. Basically, nothing happened to him.  It
[06:05] works as it always did.  We put up Christmas trees and bought them.  Last year we had live Christmas trees.  This year we decided to install artificial ones, because the real ones constantly fall off.  This is an additional pit when harvesting.  That's why
[06:18] [music] There I also stopped at the market, and I think I got them for cheap.  They cost 450 Belarusian rubles there.  I got them there for fine.  And this little chair appeared.  By the way, these things need to
[06:34] people come to visit, there will be a New Year's mood right away.  Here again, nothing sensible has changed.  The only thing is that we have a crack developing on one of the induction
[06:46] cookers.  All.  Everything else, in principle, seems to be normal.  Nothing broke anywhere.  About the bathrooms.  by the bathrooms.  There was an interesting moment, because we interesting moment, because we constantly had problems with the heated floors.
[07:00] because initially everything was not done according to the instructions, as it should have been.  You have a warm cable, you can’t [music] cut it.  And there is a can be cut.  In our case, there was one that couldn't be
[07:15] cut because you would reduce the resistance.  And when our guys were installing the hot water supply, they cut off this cable because it was unnecessary, they were too lazy to lay it further there.  And in the end, the tiles
[07:27] in the bathrooms probably had to be replaced three or four times, damn, probably, in the third building .  That's why this is probably the biggest load there, your heated floor doesn't heat up.  We threw a heater down there, it was
[07:40] a bit rough, but we somehow managed to cope with it.   There was another funny moment, that this thing here burned out .  This is actually a very dangerous moment, because I arrive,
[07:53] turn it on, and here we have a completely burnt woman.  I remove this tape, and it is again clear that the current was flowing somewhere. power surges in this village, so maybe it's somehow, damn, because of that.  But
[08:08] nevertheless, I changed everything, did everything more or less sensibly, beautifully.  Everything is on fire now.  There are no questions about this. In some places the grout has fallen off and cracked , for example, in the corners.  But I don't think it's scary.  We will
[08:23] fix all this over time.  But these are the nuances that happened to us in just one year.  Another very important thing we did in all the houses was remove the air conditioners from
[08:35] the mounts that were on our houses, because these units were causing, well, a really strong vibration.  The most interesting thing is that this house was experiencing a rather massive vibration.  I thought, what's the joke?  That's it, there wasn't such vibration in those houses
[08:49] stands everywhere, poured a small screed here and placed it on the stand.  But the air conditioner guys who installed it simply didn't install vibration dampers, so it was really harsh here .  Therefore, if you want to heat or cool with an air conditioner
[09:05] , do not install it directly on your home.   There will be vibration.  It’s better to immediately put it on a separate stand, and you won’t have these problems.  We've just had minimal updates on our second house Of course, it was much more beautiful here in the summer , because there were hammocks and
[09:21] more entertainment. These are the tables that appeared. By the way, this is very cool garden furniture.  It cost probably about $150, I think maybe even less.  In short, it's very cool.  I would throw in such furniture everywhere,
[09:34] on the first floor.  There you saw for yourself the state of the tree in one year if I threw in something like this .  Most likely, we will do the same next year.  Through the fonts. By the way, regarding the fonts, damn, I originally praised the fonts in the last
[09:48] video.  By the way, we are currently recruiting.  Look how clean and beautiful our water is.  Everything is as it should be.  There are a lot of nuances, because the first thing is that the lighting burned out everywhere, everywhere, in all the
[10:04] fonts.  She just didn't shine.  Now, if we turn it on, yes, there it is in blue, let me turn it on, I will show it there in blue, green, red, it all glows beautifully, of course, but it has burned out.  These things, these LEDs,
[10:18] shouldn't burn out.  Yes, but it’s possible that they burned out, again, either from temperature or from power surges.  It is impossible to buy this thing from the guys from whom we ordered the font .  I wrote to them for 2 weeks,
[10:32] they didn’t answer me at all. They say we'll contact the supplier there, but the prices are unclear.  In the end, I took everything apart and re-soldered it myself.  The price of the issue is 3 dollars.  Therefore, for 3 dollars you can re-solder this LED itself.  There
[10:47] with soldering, just take this into account and initially clarify what kind of LED is there.  Furthermore, I don't know if it's worth taking a hot tub for a hydromassage at a recreation center, because a lot of bio-waste gets clogged in those tubes
[11:03] .  And because it gets confused there, sometimes you seem to have filled the font, it seems clean, you turn on the nozzles, this rubbish flies off and flies into the font for people.  It's not pretty, it's not cool, and it stinks sometimes.  That's why we're
[11:16] fighting this right now.  We bought chemicals, cleaned everything with chemicals, and started washing everything with Mister Proper to make it smell good.  And regarding the lids, I would replace them with plastic ones, because these lids, uh, give off a bit of a synthetic,
[11:30] plastic lids are a bit inconvenient to remove.  Some kind of compromise needs to be found here; maybe they'll make better lids someday.  by purchases.  Then better lids someday.  by purchases.  Then we changed the ash pans everywhere, uh, and
[11:43] there was a little grate there for the firewood. It was expensive, about 300, what, 200 short, it's some kind of scam for these pieces of iron .  But
[11:55] nevertheless, we bought it, because within six months it all completely burned out and turned into dust, this iron.  There are no other comments.  So, hydromassage is probably a minus.  We need to think about air massage.  Aeromassage
[12:08] is with air.  Therefore, if you wish, simply set up an air massage. Ask clarifying questions about the backlight right away so that you don’t have any problems there .  And, in short, you will be happy. You will swim, bathe, and
[12:22] You will swim, bathe, and you will not have any problems.  Now let's move on. We now have faucets like these everywhere in the bathhouse and throughout the house .  I don't remember what these taps, uh, are called.  Yes, by the way, it’s time for us to close, because
[12:35] our font is full.  These taps don't freeze, right?  That is, we have a warm cable running there, but this tap, it went boom and drained everything.  [music] That is, nothing freezes there.  It will be a joy in winter, because before we suffered, everything
[12:47] froze, it was uncomfortable. We now have these dousing devices. True, at the moment they are disabled for us .  It's called, I don't remember, a barrel dousing device, I think.  Ah, Kolobok.  That's right, gingerbread man.  In short, it's a
[13:01] cool thing.  They simply brought garden hoses here, connected them, everything was perfect. There they headed towards the bathhouse.  I don’t know, for me it’s a really cool solution, especially if you don’t want to build something massive there.  Plus here we have, well,
[13:15] damn, well there’s no place to make it, I don’t know, there’s some kind of beautiful, you know, there’s a dousing device there.  We bought a gingerbread man, it probably costs 50 dollars. The boards were found on the site.  That's it, for 50 bucks you get a cool dousing.  This thing can be
[13:32] made, you can even put it in a bathhouse.  They didn't put it in the bathhouse to reduce humidity.  Therefore, I can confidently recommend this, but perhaps next year we will do something more civilized and beautiful.  О, не, подожди, а рогський
[13:47] рох.  Roch.  So, I was walking through the forest and found [music] this rock.  I'm thinking what to do with it.  We varnished it and screwed it to the tree.  Class.  Hanger.  We don’t have any special [music] changes regarding the second house .  By the way, it's
[14:01] New Year's Eve now.  I congratulate you on the upcoming New Year.  I wish that your twenty-sixth year would be at least, no, that it would be radically better than five battered a lot of people.  Overall, nothing special.  The serving set remains.
[14:15] Sometimes we just change this part, the decor changes.  This house is in the Harry Potter style, so all sorts of detectives hang out here.  There are all sorts of music here in the style of Harry Potter, so you can play it.
[14:31] and listened to this music.  In short, something like this. Further on there are some lights and New Year's decorations.  Uh, [music] all the dishes, by the way, dishes are it’s clear that they break, of course, most often it’s glasses that we break.  By the way, wow,
[14:47] noticed.  I thought it was solid.  Wow, it's hot in here.  It's certainly hot here.  Another thing that has changed for us is that we Two people will live in this house.  We have one foot towel.  Each
[15:02] towel is large enough for one person.  And we have a separate towel for the sauna.   There is also a towel there, and there is one for the feet - this is for the hands.  Got a little mixed up.  Here we have disposable supplies.  That is, for men we have black, for girls
[15:17] we have some kind of blue, purple, I don’t know, blue, probably lilac.  Then this house can accommodate a dog, so there is a dog wash and napkins there.  If there is a dog, we also add a separate towel.
[15:30] There are separate bowls for dogs in the kitchen. Here too, by the way, in the fugue there are moments specifically in the shower, I’m looking at it.  But overall, this house probably has the fewest problems.  Here, the floor only burned once.  We lifted this entire floor and
[15:45] put the cable back in here.  Everything became good.  Nobody cut the cable.  Now we are at the third house, our VIP house, which is 100 Belarusian rubles more expensive, which is the least rented , which is of least
[15:58] interest to people.  I don't know why.  Although there is a swimming pool here, there is a gazebo here, there is everything here to have a great time.  But for some reason the second house, which has a Harry Potter style, which has, roughly speaking, a certain zest, is much more busy
[16:11] and is filmed.  The first house is renting out well because we introduced the filming because of this.  On the third one, the money 100 Belarusian rubles really are 30 dollars.  This issue is being addressed strongly.
[16:25] We have the biggest changes regarding the second bath .  Here we've added a second, uh, breath.  This is our bathhouse, a bit pumped up.  We can probably quickly show you how it works here.  And by the way, they changed the door
[16:38] plastic everywhere.  When you turn on the fan from the street, you open this thing, throw a towel in there, the air is cold, it’s forced in, you lie down, enjoy, and feel great.  In short, they didn't
[16:51] still added something.  We also added a fan like this, added mittens, and added a bamboo fighter like this.  Therefore, in principle, they slightly upgraded it, since this house is more expensive, so that her bathhouse here would be, accordingly,
[17:06] better.  These saunas can even be heated up to 120°.  I got it going in 40 minutes in the to 120°.  I got it going in 40 minutes in the summer.  I bet it's really impossible to sit until 120.  But nevertheless, it had to be checked.  Then, a comfortable
[17:21] temperature of approximately 80 degrees is reached in this bathhouse in about an hour and a half, even in the cold season.   The water in the tanks often freezes, but this is not a big deal.  This time we hope that our pool will not
[17:36] freeze this year.  How did we solve this?  We previously had a compressor, and on this compressor there was a split, or rather a quadrupling into four small thin tubes with small ration
[17:49] things.  But these aration things gave out very little air.  I then talked to the GPT Shield, and we came to the conclusion that I simply was powerful, but it needed thick garden pipes.  That's why we
[18:04] took thick garden pipes.  Here we simply attached this pipe to the ladder using a coupler and brought out only two pipes.  We also cleaned the pump quite often so that it would pump water well .  And there was just a lead
[18:19] weight there or not, I don’t remember, and they just attached it to it so that or not, I don’t remember, and they just attached it to it so that with such a set it won't freeze.  But even if it freezes,
[18:32] .  We will bring out two more additional hoses.  And I think, 100%, it shouldn’t, uh, freeze, because the water here will crumble like that, the water won’t crumble like that,
[18:44] and, damn, not in just one river, like it will crumble here in ours.  She's already twitching really hard from just two tubes, eh. Then further here on the territory again, and here on the territory we have changes.  You can just
[18:59] take a picture from a distance.  We made, uh, a little tree here, uh, we made two swings. We didn't add any special changes here.  Well, there's simply nothing more to put in here.  I can share my experience along this path. This is the path that is made of concrete.  She's
[19:15] cool in principle, but I wish I could want to get into all this again.  I would probably just take concrete slabs and just make it out of concrete slabs.  Well, or, if you don’t want to bother with
[19:28] concrete slabs there, you could just take a HDPE pipe and make it like on the first, on the second, and make paths out of wood.  They are cool, but again they fade over time and lose their appearance.  Over the course of a year, they [the music] have already lost their appearance.   It's
[19:40] a bit sad, but nevertheless, this is the experience that it is.  Further along the terraces.  We have larch on our terrace here .  She's good, but we
[19:52] painted her.  We can even see it here. We painted it, updated it, maybe a couple of months ago, but it still somehow peels off and fades.  Maybe we covered it with the wrong kind of oil.  I already saw that there is DPK, [music]
[20:06] some boards.  Maybe we'll use them in the next houses, but it's not clear yet.  Here, [music] again, regarding the furniture, you see for yourself, well, there is a nuance. In reality, the tree simply turns to dust.  This set probably cost about
[20:19] 200 dollars. It also came with these, well, nice, soft sun loungers.  But nevertheless, it is not worth the money, because if it is going to be used inside the house, indoors, on a gazebo, yes, it is cool, it can be
[20:34] used clearly.  In our case, on the street it is a 100% minus.  Here you can show me some more about Kintuka.  Kentucky is fine at fire pits.  They didn't go bad that bad.  Perhaps it's because they're simply painted that color and none of it is
[20:48] visible.  Or maybe there was just better wood there than this one that we ordered.  This is the house we have the most changes in.  We had a separate chair here. We decided to remove the separate chair because I somehow
[21:02] come into this house.  I understand that there is no room to fart or turn around here.  The house really seems small. We installed a cabinet like this one.  The TV was at the neighbor's, he also has a recreation center.  I had an iPhone that I did
[21:14] n't need.  We decided to swap the iPhone for a TV.  And, in principle, it turned out pretty well, because now we have a cool TV with Yandex.  There is also Yandex Station, [music] there is a huge projector that we bought.  Oh,
[21:28] the quality of the date is so good you can even look at it during the day.  No, well, it's really good. Of course, this massive contraption probably costs about 300 dollars. [music] And in general, if we had projectors at first for 70 dollars, now we
[21:41] 300-400 dollars, [music] even, perhaps, more expensive there in the second house.  On the second, on the first one there is one from Xiaomi.  We have some kind of I don’t remember whether I ordered it from Aliexpress, so I just had some money sitting there on AliExpress
[21:55] , I needed to spend it, so I spent it on this projector. They also changed the picture and made it look like a McDonald's key.  Cool.  By the way, there are some really cool, vibrant light bulbs here.  She's cool.  We added this vibe.  You're
[22:09] cool. It just, I don’t know, adds some kind of New Year’s atmosphere, because that’s why I decided to do this on the first house, oh, on the second, it’s Harry Potter style, and
[22:22] everyone loved taking photos, like they’re sitting right in these light bulbs.  I thought, "Damn, that's cool."  And maybe they will take photos here too.  There are no problems at all with hammocks .  Again, I probably don't know the link to these guys, I'm posting it, I won't leave it,
[22:35] but you can definitely order hammocks from them, because we haven't had any problems at all for the whole year.  It's always a pleasure to communicate with them. They will always tell you everything.  This is not the same as in the fonts.  At first I praised you guys, but
[22:47] then, when we passed the warranty, so to speak, year, and it was all about finding it yourself, fixing it yourself, doing everything yourself.  Although they seem to be willing to come, I have been waiting for an
[22:59] answer about the price for 2 weeks now.  Well, that's not the point at all.  Regarding the bathroom, yes, there are no changes here.  Everything is as it was, and everything remains as it is.  The only thing that was replaced the most in this house was the tiles.  I don't know, probably four times.  There was a
[23:13] time when I even got angry, I broke that tile myself, and moved it myself.  Yes, it worked for a while, but then we had to take everything up and lay a new cable.  A very interesting point.  Mice.  There were mice in
[23:27] every house.  There were mice in the shed, there were mice everywhere.  We solved this problem first, mice are clever.  Secondly, we bought some kind of repellent things.  Whether they work or not, Vasa says they work.  I don't know, not really,
[23:42] I would say, but the ones that were caught with these sticky traps, normally , didn't appear again, in principle.  Damn, I forgot to turn it off.  Well, you're the last one, it looks so cool.  There is also a very interesting point about ATVs.  In the
[23:57] last episode I told you that we bought quad bikes.  We are so great.  We have added services.  But how much hassle do they cause?  I just calculated that we've earned somewhere around 11-12 thousand Belarusian rubles on ATVs.  That is, we earned in
[24:12] dollars, well, about 4,000 dollars .  But again, I'm not taking into account the cost of gasoline for TOS, that is, net, well, 3,500, let's say. And as a result, in about six months, maybe a little more, they
[24:26] appeared somewhere around there, maybe in March, a little earlier, but they were completely destroyed.  They are absolutely killed.  That is, a lot of things broke off there.  One time the guys were driving and decided to do a sideways move, and their wheel fell off.  We almost crashed.  But
[24:41] in the end, the lady changed the wheel there a little smaller; they did it all themselves.  But the fact itself is, well, it's a pain, to be honest, renting out the quads, because, let's say, I'm sitting here, uh, moving people in, walking around there heating someone up, and I
[24:57] still have to go ride the quads.  If there were a separate person, these would be separate salaries, these would be separate expenses. Therefore, if we are going to do something, then most likely we you need to have a person who constantly monitors these quads, services them there
[25:10] , and in our case they are like additional service, this is a bit of a problem, although we kind of look after them, but you have to understand that this is quite difficult.  They do pay off, yes, they most likely bring in profit within 1 year and then on
[25:26] , but in one year they are pretty much killed .  So we need to think about this. update.  In the last episode, you may have seen that the trailer was not fenced in, but as more and more people started coming here, started going to get
[25:40] looking in places where they weren’t supposed to, in short, we decided to go and fence it all off. So when guests arrive, we lock the gate and that's it, no one sees anything.  Next, on the firewood.  As for firewood, everything remains the same for us.  We have
[25:54] raw firewood here, and dry firewood here.  Vasily said that dry firewood here.  Vasily said that more dry firewood is needed for the winter, but more wet firewood was poured in, because wet firewood burns very poorly in winter.  I think it's
[26:08] clear.  Wet firewood costs 450 Belarusian rubles for six bulk cubic meters.  These are 650 Belarusian rubles for the same cubic capacity .  In short, quite a lot. basic consumable.  In the last episode I
[26:22] plus or minus 300 dollars.  Well, that's exactly it .  Every month, somewhere between 300 and 350 dollars goes straight to firewood.  Uh, the hide and seek costs about the same,
[26:34] there, 300 dash 400 dollars.  This department has remained practically unchanged .  Here we have everything you need for passing the exam.  This is a kindling, need for passing the exam.  This is a kindling, these are some kind of fresheners, these are cauldrons,
[26:49] in short, all kinds of tools and what we need to report to a person.  Previously, there were brooms hanging, but they decided not to just get rid of the brooms, but simply to hang them in the woodsheds.  We prepared some of the brooms ourselves.  They didn't turn out exactly
[27:02] great, to put it bluntly, but nevertheless, this is our first experience.  We tried them, they definitely won’t be enough for us, so we’ll have to buy more.  It doesn't take that much time, if you think about it.  Now this area has become so fenced off and cozy.
[27:16] Now, the person who is sitting here, for example, or even me, I calmly opened it and went out.  And that's basically it .  By the way, we have internet through these things, damn, and we also had problems with them, by the way, because our internet connection
[27:30] seems to be pretty good, but there were times when something really happened with the modems.  In the end, our modems [music] were Huawei ones. We threw out some of the Huawei ones, some of them were left over, and installed Kenetic ones everywhere.
[27:42] And these antennas started to get along much better with Kenetic.  And our speed became, well, at least 10-15 Mbps.  So you understand, on Huawei it was 2-3 MB.  It was impossible to watch it there even with a projector, but now it’s become normal.
[27:57] We also have some minor changes in the household area .  Here we have some bath towels left, the ones that go under your butt.  Here we have, uh, a towel, again, for hands, this is a toilet paper.  We have spare blankets here.
[28:13] All.  Here we usually have the bedding on top and here the bedding on the bottom.  This is bedding that needs to be washed. Here we have the essentials - brushes, toothpicks, caps.  By the way, just look at how
[28:27] beautiful our hats are.  This is what New Year's is like.  The Christmas tree has been decorated. Such beautiful hats.  We give a gift to every person who comes to us.  On hats. Russian [music] rubles.  In short, a
[28:44] By the way, we have some robes here.  Now you can take robes from us.  If I said that before robes were only for VIPs, now you can [music] buy robes from us , roughly speaking.  There are towels, everything is in zip-lock bags,
[28:57] everything is neatly stored here, so even if [music] something here, I don’t know, leaked, dirty, it doesn’t get there, because everything is in zip-lock bags.  Just like everywhere else, everything is wrapped in some kind of plastic wrapping.  So
[29:10] today I came here, I just brought some hats here, again, a new batch of 500 pieces, and we decided to record this video for you.  For 500 hats I spent somewhere around, well, $1,000, taking into account all the commissions.  We have a
[29:24] new branch of yours.  What are you talking about, a men's room.  Now here you are like: "Oops." You walk in and there's a separate video surveillance checkpoint.   There is separate video surveillance checkpoint.   There is also a table, a chair, and a sleeper here.
[29:40] Vasya and I built this little shed here ourselves, with our own paws.  We built it.  How much did we give?  Probably, I think, a thousand.  We paid a maximum of 1500 bucks .  Yes, maximum $1.00. We ordered wood, we ordered insulation, and
[29:55] corrugated sheets.  Yes, it’s not tall, yes, its dimensions are roughly 2.5 by 3 m, but nevertheless, we now have a toilet here. Here you can wash yourself and there is
[30:07] heating.  So, just so you understand, to heat this room you only need 600 W of power.  That's it, this thing is 600 or even 300 W, in short, very little.  And it really heats up.  And it's really stuffy here. Here we are standing now, it’s stuffy.  And we had to
[30:22] insulate the entire shed with 15 cm. We thought about laying 20 here, here even 15 above the roof, because 15 boards were cheaper and in principle it was okay.  Well, now, let's move on to the most interesting part.  By the way, I will say that
[30:38] we work according to the law, everything is fine with us.  There is a terminal, cash, card, bank account, whatever you want. Now let's move on to the numbers, because that's the most interesting part.  How much did the recreation center bring in in 1 year, how much
[30:51] recreation center bring in in 1 year, how much can be earned from it?  Our average bill for one change was 750 Belarusian rubles.  If we have houses that cost 600 rubles on a weekday,  and 700 for a
[31:04] weekend, then the average bill is 750. Perhaps these are ATVs.  Maybe it's somewhere, uh, some kind of decor.  In some cases, someone took the robes for themselves.  By the way, dressing gowns are often taken.  Well, probably every third person, maybe,
[31:18] takes robes, and this is, in addition to the reservation, well, plus 70 Belarusian rubles, that is, plus 25 dollars.  This is really good.  So, if ATVs could be conditionally removed, because they are a pain, they are
[31:31] hard to pay off, and they are, well, real problems, then robes can easily problems, then robes can easily be added, because they cost pennies; one robe there costs 90 Belarusian rubles, and you rent it out for 35, after three changes, it
[31:43] pays for itself and only brings you profit from there.  Therefore, robes can be made simply from reinforced concrete and can be made for an additional fee and you can still make money on this.  Our average load was not the same as
[31:57] in the first video, of course, where it was 70 plus load, everyone was so happy. Our average occupancy rate was 57%.  This is also not bad, by the way.  Just so you understand, I'm not making these numbers up.  We have a separate sign like this one.
[32:12] True, I won’t show you this plate in full now, I’ll just show it.  In this table we have net income, occupancy for each house, total occupancy, average checks, all of this is calculated.  I’m just telling you now,
[32:25] you understand, here we have [music] for all months, I’m just giving you some get this impression, without showing the myself so that [music] could understand how and what is better.  57%.
[32:39] Our busiest month in terms of workload was August.  83% for this month.  By the way, let's see how much was earned in August. 40,000 Belarusian rubles were earned in August
[32:52] .  That's about $13,000.  And if we look at this month, the average bill is 720 Belarusian rubles.  The occupancy rate for the first average bill is 720 Belarusian rubles.  The occupancy rate for the first building was 87%.  87. This means that our
[33:06] first house there was not delivered only four times.  In short, the download is great.  Plus this loading was plus or minus on each house.  83%, well, I would say, very, uh, decent, but that was in August.  Only
[33:20] all the other months were mostly more than 50%, but not by much.  Therefore , if we take the average, it is 57% for one calendar year.  Average expenses.  Are you wondering how much it costs to rent out one house?  To rent out one house
[33:37] we have to pay 72 dollars, so you understand, because I spend 72 bucks to Belarusian rubles is the cost of one client.  We take into account
[33:49] advertising, uh, expenses for firewood, for hiding, for gifts, in short, all the expenses that exist.  Therefore, in order to rent out one house, roughly speaking, at zero,
[34:02] I need a person to pay me 200 [music] 250 Belarusian rubles, that is, 70 there is 5 dollars, roughly speaking.  There is simply no point in renting below this level.  It makes sense to take a lower conditional test.  Only if you have your
[34:15] own workforce.  If you work yourself, if you do all your laundry yourself, then yes, you can rent it out at the houses below.  As a result, if we take into account that it costs 250 Belarusian rubles to rent a house, which is quite a lot, then
[34:32] our expenses come out to 29% [music] with an average bill of 750 Belarusian rubles. What is our average monthly income? [music] It came out to $8,800.  If we take the average, there were months, of course, when it was $13,000,
[34:47] of course, when it was $13,000, and there were months when the profitability was higher than the occupancy rate, but in some months the expenses were higher, because we, for example, bought and renewed bed towels somewhere.  For example, like
[35:00] in October, we [music] updated our bed linen.  Then we changed the doors in the bathhouse here.  If you add it all up, there's a replacement projector, we spent $2,000 just to add comfort and replace
[35:13] what was no longer usable.  As a result, in October we spent October we spent 3.5, almost 1,000 dollars on expenses alone.  3.300.  And then expenses took 44% from us.  But again, I am now quoting these prices to you, or rather these figures,
[35:28] now quoting these prices to you, or rather these figures, without taking into account, so to speak, the work of the guard, that is, me.  Let's say, if I were sitting here and [music] if I were to supervise all of this myself, then here you go, the average income of three
[35:43] of-frame houses, which have a bathhouse and a font, would be $8,800.  That is, for each house there, plus or minus [music] $3,000, taking into account that your houses will be occupied at 57%. This is not even 100% capacity, or
[35:58] even half.  So, in principle, the figure is not bad.  Well, if you need to appoint a guard, by the way, this figure included cleaning, because we have a cleaning lady.  We, uh, as usual, pay the cleaning lady
[36:11] [music] according to the law, as well as the guard, we pay all of this.  We already have guys on the payroll, so the guard's salary is about 1,400 [music] dollars and the cleaner's salary, well, about 1,000 dollars.  But again,
[36:27] we have one house to clean, it costs 10 dollars.  [music] That is 30 dollars per day and if all the houses are filled with 1,000 dollars.  If you take into account the salary of a guard, it comes to 7 - 7,500 [music] dollars, which is about
[36:39] 2,500 dollars for the house, which is also, in principle, not bad.  You can have one frame with some unique story, [music] with some unique, I don’t know, Potter style.  Everyone wants [music] to go for history, for Harry Potter, for relaxation.
[36:53] Therefore, in principle, if you come up with something unique, you can even earn $3,000 plus [music] from one house, and you will be doing well.  Our strongest month was August, 83% occupancy, and
[37:07] our weakest month was 41%.  It was September, when houses were practically not booked at all.  But at this time, again , I was looking at many guys who were also renting, I was watching them, I was watching their prices.  Everyone has been in this
[37:21] situation.  The houses were not rented out.  That is, everyone had a occupancy rate of, well, about 20-30%.  We had, I think, even a pretty good workload.  Now, if we take 57% over the course of a year, yes, it’s a bit weak, I’d like 70%, but it’s
[37:35] very easy, roughly speaking, to work at a 57% load .  It's not stressful.  It's always, roughly speaking, you have two houses occupied, one is free, and you, in principle, are the one is free, and you, in principle, are the guard there, it's not difficult for you
[37:48] to handle all of this, to work with all of this. In short, overall it’s cool, but there is one very important but.  All over Belarus they started putting up these triangles like crazy.  Also, if we look, the guys started to lower prices.  Now, if you're
[38:03] looking and you've opened the triangle, why the hell are you doing that?  You think about the industry.  Why are you renting out a house with a bathhouse made from a compartment for 400 rubles?  What do you live on, from a compartment for 400 rubles?  What do you live on, brother?  Well, this is really funny, because
[38:18] if you really provide good service to one house, imagine how much you spend on gasoline.  So I'm not even taking this into account for gasoline, right?  We take into account expenses, depreciation, and replacement of bed linen, but if we take
[38:31] everything into account, then renting out a house actually costs 250 Belarusian rubles. Some of us in Belarus at home earn 50 rubles.  [music] in 30
[38:43] 100% occupancy there, yes, they will rent out this house, but they will earn their 500 dollars, and they will spend these 500 dollars on repairing the car,
[38:55] they will spend these 500 dollars on repairing the car, and they will ruin the house in one year.   It's really took out a loan, that money, boom-boom-boom, like a loan,
[39:07] you pay it back with quick change, then it might be good.  But in general, I'm reading now that the standard for passing is that you should have 300 rubles.  go house, that is 100 dollars.  And you should pay $100 separately for the bathhouse and the font.  Everyone who takes the test
[39:22] below, I'm sorry, I just don't understand you. You are just a chick.  Well, even if everyone demand.  Personally, we were testing something; we had a moment when there
[39:35] was no loading, and we thought: “What if we take it and cut the prices?”  Well, like, will there be demand?  With price cuts, demand does not increase.  You people, [music] if a person doesn’t want to go there right now, you won’t get him here for any amount of money
[39:48] , even [music] if you rent it out at cost.  Therefore, they will shoot at any price.  This is a fact. If you have some cool features, some really catchy ones, I don’t know, a lake, horses, ATVs, some other entertainment,
[40:02] swimming pools, it will 100% be catchy.  And this must be done.  That's why we have a swimming pool must be done.  That's why we have a swimming pool both in winter and in summer, and it's always there. Now a brief summary.  In principle, renting out houses is still profitable.
[40:14] This whole issue is resolved if we take into account the work of the security guard, if we don’t sit here, but if the administrator is always here , it will be , it will be about 2-3 years.  If we
[40:28] cleaning the house with my wife, this thing pays for itself in less than 2 years, approximately in 1.8 months.  [music] But that’s if we do everything ourselves.  So it's up to
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