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0h 35m video Published Jan 4, 2024 Transcribed Jul 24, 2026 Justin Flom Justin Flom
Beginner 35 min read For: Fans of house tours, magic, and quirky DIY projects; general YouTube audience.
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"Delivers exactly what the title promises: a tour of a house with a trap door and art, though the trap door reveal is anticlimactic."

AI Summary

Justin Flom gives a tour of his Las Vegas home, which he calls the 'Plump Pound,' filled with quirky antiques, magic props, secret passageways, and a trap door. The house is a mix of vintage arcade games, showbiz memorabilia, and DIY projects, reflecting his career as a magician and content creator.

[00:03]
House Introduction

Justin Flom welcomes viewers to his home, noting it's not for sale but would be worth about $2 million. The house features a trap door and various eccentric decorations.

[00:53]
The Stage and Muppets

The house includes a stage with a curtain from a former theater in Branson, Missouri, and a marquee from an old merry-go-round. Muppets are placed to heckle performers.

[01:50]
Johnny Carson's Desk Replica

A replica of Johnny Carson's desk from 1960-1963 is featured, along with portraits of Stan Laurel and Jerry Lewis.

[02:30]
Coca-Cola Machine and Magic

A working 1950s Cavalier Coca-Cola machine is present. Justin mentions a Coca-Cola ad campaign where he performed magic tricks without camera tricks.

[03:53]
Secret Passageways

The house has four secret passageways, including one behind a bookcase. A statue setup mimics Indiana Jones with a bag of sand.

[04:43]
Magic Shop

A room filled with magic props, including a box that hands out a card when a knob is pushed, and mirror boxes.

[05:49]
Antique Strength Tester

An early 1900s strength tester from Minneapolis takes a penny and measures grip strength. Justin's right hand is stronger.

[06:58]
Demulan Brothers Pranks

A spanking machine and a love tester from the Demulan Brothers company, over 100 years old, are demonstrated.

[07:55]
Phone Booth Trick

Justin performs a magic trick where he appears to disappear from a phone booth, but reveals it's a trick.

[08:21]
Jukebox

A 1954 Seeburg jukebox with songs by Andy Williams and Prince. He selects 'Hotel California' but mutes it due to rights.

[09:05]
Demulan Chair Prank

A chair that flies back with a bang when sat on, designed as a prank. Only four exist, owned by collectors like David Copperfield.

[10:40]
Behind the Bar

A Rick roll photo, an old change machine that spits out exact change, and a fortune teller machine are shown.

[11:54]
Zigzag Lady Illusion

A photo of David Copperfield with the Zigzag Lady illusion is displayed.

[12:10]
Horse Room

The room features a ceiling painting, old slot machines (Roman head dime slot, Mills high top nickel), and a quarter horse given by his parents.

[13:34]
Tunnel of Doors

A coat closet converted into a tunnel with multiple doors, including a Muppet door with a finger that can be pulled.

[15:14]
Playland

A room filled with childhood toys: Nerf guns, cap guns, Super Soakers, and a six-shooter. Includes an Alice in Wonderland door leading to a foam pit.

[16:48]
Dean Martin and Tom & Jerry

A photo of Dean Martin and a Tom & Jerry painting with a hole in the wall art.

[17:28]
Upstairs and Trap Door Tease

Upstairs features a Prince music wall, typewriters (including Tom Hanks' favorite), and a painting that went viral. A fire pole is shown.

[19:19]
Hotel Room 137 and Elevator

A fake hotel elevator with a gate that opens to reveal a wall. A shooting game and Muhammad Ali/Joe Frazier gloves are nearby.

[21:11]
Antique Arcade Games

Various arcade games: a baseball game that pays out nickels, a pinball precursor with marbles, and a Pikes Peak game.

[23:47]
Joker Art and Kicker Catcher

A Frankenstein-style Joker art piece from Batman. A kicker catcher game and a basketball game are demonstrated.

[25:04]
Candy Machine and Trap Door

An old candy machine that dispenses cards, including a custom Joy Rider deck. The trap door is revealed in the floor.

[26:18]
George Melies Flip Book

A flip book showing George Melies' 'A Trip to the Moon'. Justin explains that magicians pioneered camera tricks.

[27:29]
Marble Race and Frustrating Game

A marble race game and a frustrating wooden game where marbles must be guided into holes.

[29:03]
Trap Door Reveal

Justin shows the trap door in his daughter's closet, but does not reveal where it goes. He jokes about it being a secret.

[31:18]
Backyard and Q&A

The backyard includes a hot tub, cold plunge, circus toys, and a fire pit. Justin answers common questions: he was a magician for 20 years, transitioned to online content during the pandemic, and is now a spray paint artist.

Justin Flom's house tour showcases a whimsical, interactive home filled with magic, nostalgia, and creativity. The video ends with a promise of more crazy projects, like adding a secret passageway to the phone booth.

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Study Flashcards (10)

What is the name of Justin Flom's house?

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The Plump Pound.

00:53

Which comedian's desk replica is featured in the house?

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Johnny Carson's desk from 1960-1963.

02:04

How many secret passageways does the house have?

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Four.

03:53

What company made the spanking machine and the prank chair?

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Demulan Brothers.

06:58

How many Demulan Brothers chairs are known to exist?

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Four.

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What is the name of the illusion shown in a photo with David Copperfield?

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Zigzag Lady.

11:54

What year is the Seeburg jukebox?

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1954.

08:21

Who is the magician that pioneered camera tricks according to Justin?

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David Devon.

27:01

What did the government think pinball was?

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Gambling.

22:23

What was Justin Flom's profession before becoming a content creator?

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He was a magician for 20 years.

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💡 Key Takeaways

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House Name Revealed

The house is called the 'Plump Pound', setting the whimsical tone.

00:53
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Johnny Carson Desk Replica

Shows Justin's admiration for late-night hosts and attention to detail.

02:04
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Secret Passageways

Highlights the interactive and mysterious nature of the house.

03:53
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Rare Demulan Chair

Only four exist, owned by notable magicians, emphasizing the house's uniqueness.

10:01
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Magicians and Camera Tricks

Justin explains that magicians invented camera tricks, a lesser-known historical fact.

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[00:03] This is the place. Want to tour up? Yes, very much so. I've seen the spray paints and the holes in the walls and I think a trap door. And that's all in this house. It's all in the house. I'm very lucky to

[00:16] have a job that has me just do silly things to the house. Come on in. Uh, it's not for sale. I couldn't afford it. Uh, if you were to sell it now, it would probably be about

[00:28] 2 million. But the people who would put the value on Zillow do not know about the trapoor. Oh, right. Naturally. Okay, so this is the courtyard. This is the boring part. Everything gets

[00:41] the boring part. Everything gets exciting when you go inside. Very cool. I saw you put that in. Welcome to the Plump Pound. This is

[00:53] where we start to have some fun. Nice. You have a stage. Every house needs a stage. I used to have a theater in Branson, Missouri, where I did a little magic show. That's the curtain from that theater 15 years

[01:07] ago. The marquee is from an old merrygoround in but Montana. last video with the window. So, I love old cars. I have a 1951 Studebaker. It's burnt orange. It's cool. It is from the comedian Amazing

[01:22] cool. It is from the comedian Amazing Jonathan. Uh, and so still got the car, but still a big fan. And there's the window you put in with So, here's the deal. Every house needs some Muppets because you need to be kept

[01:37] humble. These guys are going to heckle whoever is on stage. And uh, this is really cool. I love this. This was hanging in Jerry Lewis's office when he passed away. Uh Jay Lewis, another great comedian, and an even cooler comedian in

[01:50] the portrait, Stan Laurel of the famous comedy duo, Laurel and Hardy. And then the desk is so I'm a huge fan of late night and uh the best late night host to ever do it, Johnny Carson. To

[02:04] me, he invented it. Underneath him, you get Jay Leno and then Dave Letterman, my get Jay Leno and then Dave Letterman, my opinion. But this is from 1960 to 1963 when Johnny had it. It's not the real desk. That's in the Smithsonian. But I

[02:17] an exact replica. And you're a Coke fan? Uh, no. I'm clean for years. Uh, the Coca-Cola sign says mind readader because every once in a while I am still a magician. Which brings me to a very

[02:30] important thing about the house. Coca-Cola machine. If it's in the house, it has to work. So, this is a Cavalere, which is the only Coke machine from the ' 50s that has a cool light up thing. And then you can

[02:46] pull out your beverage of whatever you excuse me want. Then the cool thing is Coca-Cola hired me to do an international ad hired me to do an international ad campaign where we did no camera tricks,

[02:59] just magic tricks. Uh but and water are no caffeine either or Oh, nice. This is the coffee cove. More importantly, this is an animal. Watch how good the pressure is on it. Do it

[03:13] really good. do it really good. We've got a coffee uh area here which is Something like that. Uh so this is where we spend a lot of times in the morning. Uh if you have any need for prime pickled tongues,

[03:27] we have it here. There's cool things like this. Like this is an old showbiz guy from Vegas. Carl Carson. Look at him. He's balancing on a bottle on his finger. As a magician, I'm obsessed with this because either he's doing it for

[03:39] real or he's using trickery. We do a lot of silly videos. Pie in the face type the face dog. Yes. But secret passageways, that's what people want to see in this house tour. I'm going to show you one of like four

[03:53] I'm going to show you one of like four of our secret passageways. Don't die in opportunities to do that bookcase. I remember this. There's a lot of silly things about uh

[04:05] that. What's more important is this guy. Uh I have broken a few. This is my fourth statue. Oh, no. So, it's not the real uh statue, but the cool thing is is I've got it set up so

[04:18] right here, bag of sand, just like Indiana Jones and Raiders of the Lost Uh you have to remember the movie opening scene. He comes up to the opening scene. He comes up to the statue, empties out some sand like this,

[04:31] and then he tries to switch back quickly. Yeah, quickly. No. Uh it always opens up uh when you do that. And this is the magic shop. You have to be careful cuz there's scary things I remember in the corner.

[04:43] in here, there's a whole bunch of different magic things that you can do. Put that guy right there. Uh and the the rule the rule is everything is ready to work. Like an old box like this. I love this.

[04:58] You just push this little knob. Boop. That hands you uh that that got me Really? Uh yeah, they don't like those things. Uh yeah, they don't like those things. Uh or uh there's mirror boxes in here.

[05:10] Uh the trick kind of gives away the name of the trick kind of gives away the method. Uh but here we'll do one. We'll do this guy right here. Look at this. See? I'll step out so you can see. We'll close that. There's another secret

[05:24] entrance into that that we'll see in a second. Uh but this is just a fun magic trick that you can see. Uh if we pull Yeah. Can you just reach out and pull that knob? Yeah. I am so sorry.

[05:36] Okay. Really? Really quick, come over here because these are my favorite things to do when people come over to the house. My dad collected antiques. Anna, I'm going to

[05:49] come on over here. Uh, so the first antique is this. This is uh from my hometown of Minneapolis. It's from early 1900s. Takes a penny and it's a strength tester. Put the penny in and then you see what you can do.

[06:04] On how? Yeah, I know. My right hand's stronger than my left hand for some Yeah. Are we competing? I mean, that's ridiculous. No, you can you can do it. And while you show them that

[06:17] Oh, go. Wow. That's impressive. Right. So, that's a cool string tester. All made of iron. This is an even older one. Made of wood. Okay. Anna knows this bit, but it's still one

[06:31] of my favorite bits. And we do have to show everybody the bit. So, what you're those. She knows this, but you step on the knobs and you see how much back strength you have. Yeah. Come over to an angle. Right

[06:44] over like that. Yeah. Back up just a little bit. Yeah. Perfect. And pull. testing machine. This is an old prop from a company called Demulan Brothers.

[06:58] Now they make marching band uniforms, but back in the day they made p uh pranks that would spank you. How old is that one? This one is over a hundred years old. This probably 1890 something. And that stays right here.

[07:12] The other one that we can do Oh, the love tester. how good you are. Classic. Hope I don't get Oh no. Oh no. Oh, that's not a good sign.

[07:24] Did you? Oh, you put the quarter in. Got to put a quarter in it. So, quarter goes in like that. You give it a squeeze. Let's see.

[07:42] Hot stuff. Can confirm. So, uh that's a very fun thing. But the phone booth in the corner is what I like. Okay. Here. Come on over here. Right. Let me I'm going to show you this. Let me see the

[07:55] Keep it in. Keep it in wide like that. Got it. Wait, where'd you go? Hey,

[08:09] I'm in here. What? There's no way. Yeah. Don't open it. I am. What? There you go. Thanks. Okay,

[08:21] that did not happen. No, it didn't. Come over here. Jukebox. I want to show you this jukebox, but mostly I want you to get a close-up shot of all of the This is a Seabourg R 1954. Take a look at the songs. I uh really

[08:35] just some of my favorite stuff. Andy Williams and Prince maybe get my top spot. But we can select anything. So, let's do a little bit of Hotel California C3. The cool thing is it'll go over. Boop. It'll select it. It'll

[08:50] pull that record into place and start playing it. Uh, we're muting the music. No, we're muting the music. We do not have the rights to Hotel California. Uh, although big Eagles fan and Joe Walsh uh, in

[09:05] You know what this is? No. What is this old chair? Okay, I can't have you sit in it. Uh, but I will. Hey, Anna. Oh, man. I know. She hates the chair. Uh, here.

[09:18] Go get uh get on the other side so that you can uh be in a good position. Can Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead. Uh I'm going to take this weird wire hanging out here. Yep. Okay. Do you want to know what happens or should Yeah, kind of.

[09:33] Well, so this is a Demulan brother's chair. You remember? Tell me. Give me. Yeah. From the spanking machine. Yes. So, this is the same sort of thing. Uh but Oh my goodness. Are you okay?

[09:46] It's fun, right? Why does it go bang like that? Here's what we found. We have found that it's not interesting or funny unless it goes bang. When it when the chair flies back with no bang, this is from experience.

[10:01] Uh people just think they broke your antique chair. So, I only know of four of these in existence right now. Uh there's a magic collector named Mike Caveney has one. The magician amazing Jonathan had one before he passed away.

[10:16] And then David Copperfield. Uh, what's fun is none of those people use it actually the way that it is meant to be used, like as a prank. Maybe Mike does,

[10:28] but I think it's just too any doesn't matter. Ah, yeah. It's a great prank. It stays right there all set up to do again. Let me show you behind the bar.

[10:40] Love this photo. Uh, just a couple cool frames. Let's hang on. Yeah. Sorry, this is a Hello. Hello. Ah,

[10:54] It's a Rick roll. Okay, I can't play the music on YouTube and have you see that, but it is pretty cool. Uh, here, this is a awesome old change machine. Uh, name a 42. 42. Check this out. But if you hit 42

[11:08] like that, it'll instantly spit out exactly 25 30 40 41 42 42 cents It's like a magic trick. Uh there's another fortune teller back here. Uh I

[11:21] love this photo, but it's nice because there's also I remember this the Yeah. Yeah. We got we got so much time, so little to do. Come over. Scratch that. Reverse it over here.

[11:38] bathroom with me, but uh one of my paintings. This makes it very fun for men to use the bathroom looking at her. Uh big fan of Yes. Uh one of the greatest cartoon shorts of all time. Uh love the music in that. Love all of it.

[11:54] And this is an old shot. Yeah. Look at that. Uh that is the illusion called Zigzag Lady, which has become a classic. no plaque there, but it's David Copperfield. Come on over here. Uh, more

[12:10] important than uh bathroom stuff and all of that is what I call the horse room. Uh, so this room, you could also call it the Iron Man room because of upstairs.

[12:23] Oh, I remember the ceiling painting. Yeah. So, if you did go into wide, you can actually be in Exactly. Yeah. Look at that. It looks like it's exactly uh in that position, which is fun. These are old slot machines from Las Vegas.

[12:38] This one takes a dime. It's called a Roman head. Hey, look at that. Yeah, that was my winnings. Uh and then this one is a Mills high top 5 cent

[12:53] nickel. Uh this one was probably in one of the casinos that Steve Wyn owned. Whoa. Uh yeah, Steve Win casinos don't pay out quite as much. Uh and then there's this guy. The cool thing is it's quarter horse. Uh this was given to me

[13:07] by my parents when I was 2 years old. It's my dad's first coin operated It's my dad's first coin operated antique and uh now it's here. What's its name? What's the horse's name?

[13:19] Yeah. All right. He's in the desert. The horse does not have a name. Okay. We've got a lot to see. So, what's tunnel of doors? Tunnel of doors. Come this way. Uh, lots

[13:34] of cool things, but I will say we've got the studio light set up because we're uh a turkey video. Don't even worry about it. This refrigerator behind us right here is a new refrigerator. There was a

[13:49] time when that refrigerator was paper. I remember the stairs. It was a It was a whole thing. Okay. over here. There's No, no, don't look at the fireman's pole just yet. We're going to come through here. Watch

[14:03] We're going to come through here. Watch out. All the way to the tunnel of doors. This was an idea I had. I thought it was a crazy thing. You're probably going to go have to have to go into wide angle for this guy. I took a coat closet and I

[14:16] wanted people to be able to come and open the coat closet like this. Uh yeah. Yep. Like I said, this was the coat closet. And I thought, wouldn't it be it up and immediately inside there was another door, right?

[14:31] Uh, take a look. This is some pretty cool hardware here. Just Oh, yeah. Feel free. Open it up. Shake his hand. And then you can see that's fun. This is what would happen if a muppet

[14:45] were a door. Uh, and you can actually make him sad, make him angry. This is a in the phone, so it's not going to be eyeballs are just drier balls, but there's a finger there. See if you can

[15:01] Yeah, pull my finger. So dumb. Look at that Okay, that is not the end. Of course, I've seen this one. Here we go. Pull that brick

[15:14] Yeah. Four. Two. Zero six. Okay. Nine pound. 14.

[15:26] Don't even worry about it. Turn that. Open it up. [Music] What is this playland? So, what I wanted was a place where I could have all of the guns and things

[15:40] that I had when I was a kid. Like this guy. [Applause] I had one of those.

[15:52] still uh some really great original Nerf. This was my favorite. Uh bow and arrow. Yep. All the cap guns of course. Uh Super Soers though. Big fan of Super Soers. And uh my main side piece of course was

[16:08] this six shooter right here. Love this guy. Uh in fact, even hang on. I'm just going to come right here. which is a nice Bad rider. Uh-huh. Yep. Uh, you put your eye out,

[16:22] so stay right there. Uh, this cool Alice and Wonderland door. Do you have any idea what goes here? Uh, the playroom. The girls like clouds and or foam.

[16:34] Yeah, this is all foam. Uh, that's the foam booth. Just dumb. Keep going. Keep going. We got lots to see. Keep walking straight ahead. You can pause and look to your left. Dean

[16:48] Martin. Uh, obviously I'm a Rat Pack fan, but this is him filming his NBC show from his living room. I take great inspiration from that guy saying, "I cool stuff that I do." Now, this looks like an ordinary bedroom, which it is,

[17:02] except for this guy right here, Tom and Jerry. destroying something. Who left the hole? Uh, I don't know. It's a piece of art. I don't know.

[17:14] more pieces of that. Oh, that's cool. scattered all over the house with all the cool lights. But got to go upstairs. Upstairs where there's more cool stuff.

[17:28] upstairs? The trap door. Who told you there's a trap door? Show me the trap door, everyone. Okay, Obviously, the trap door is upstairs because you got to go through the floor

[17:41] Makes sense. Uh, take a look at this. My man Prince. Okay, so I am a Minnesota boy lifelong even though Las Vegas is now my home and will be for the rest of my life. Uh, this is the music wall

[17:55] Minneapolis. And that's Prince before he was famous. And I'm starting my going to see a lot of typewriters. I love the vintage feel that they give and Yes, you can do really There's typewriters everywhere.

[18:10] take a look at this. I remember this one. the video. It was really one of my proudest things cuz it involved my daughter drawing her own little Mickey and then us uh turning it into this

[18:24] collaborative uh piece of art. I really love it. Speaking of paintings, there's one down here which was the fastest viral hit we've ever done. Oh yeah, They are out. If you want a workhorse typewriter and you really want to use

[18:39] it, this is the guy that I'm actually I do write letters on these things and If it's out, it works. Uh if it's out, it works. This is the best one. Tom Hanks, this is his favorite one. Uh this is my favorite

[18:53] Pretty. It's uh I love the sounds they make. And then this one is an underwood that doesn't this one is an underwood that doesn't work. Uh but wait, here's the deal. This

[19:05] work. Uh but wait, here's the deal. This painting here was the craziest painting uh just in that it went to like 400 or 500 million in just 3 days. It was really wild. This guy lights up at night. It is a very fragile painting

[19:19] because some of this sheetrock is barely hanging on. Okay, ready to see the fire Let's see the fire pole. So, this is hotel room 137. You can try

[19:31] to figure out the cool thing about that number, but it's looks like a vintage hotel because we've got a vintage hotel elevator. Uh, it's a broken elevator. elevator. Uh, it's a broken elevator. We've got uh cool up and down and stuff

[19:44] like that. But, uh, this indicator thing up here, but the gate opens up to show that our elevator is broken because there's no elevator. It's actually uh here, I'll show you this thing. I find my daughter's socks on the hands

[20:01] bit quicker. Nice pro tip. Nice pro tip. And it looks like this.

[20:15] Yes. That's the elevator. Let me show you some stuff here. There's a cool shooter game right here. Yeah, I love this painting. Uh, and the cool frame. Also, this guy again, the rule is these games.

[20:32] Oh, come on. That was embarrassing. I'm usually way better at it. We got a Joe Frasier Muhammad Ali glove. Both of them. Trying to get these things working again

[20:45] because these are electrocuting machines. You put a penny in and they electrocute you. It's a real thing we used to do for fun. Uh, this is the new one though. It's not new, it's old. It's from the 40s. You can see in all the

[20:57] crazy mechanisms in there. That is cool.

[21:11] Come on. Let's do it. Come on. Go, go, go. Fine. Yes. And then it and then it pays you out uh in here, which is pretty cool. Here,

[21:23] we'll take this nickel, old buffalo nickel. Uh and we can put that right in this guy. And this is another shooting game. Uh I love this one because Hang on. Let me see if we can just There we go.

[21:42] You're much better at that one. Super trooper. Now, this one's fun. This is one of the first examples of a pinball game. These were made illegal. Oh, bummer. So, watch the marble cuz it's actually going to go around the

[21:57] like you're running a bases. Look at that home run all the way around and Oh, come on. Out. Okay. So, it's a great game because

[22:10] So, there's another single. Come on. Double. Got to run it on third. Come on. Oh. Ow. So, that's three outs there and we're done. Bummer. But this uh So, here's the cool

[22:23] thing about pinball games like this. Most of them were destroyed cuz the government thought pinball was gambling and trying to make kids gamble. It actually took until an expert pinballer took a pinball machine into court and

[22:37] proved that it's a skill, not gambling, not a game of chance. Uh which is pretty uh amazing. So, uh, most of these were, uh, move this dog here for a second. We

[22:49] Couple guesses to guess what this thing is. is. It's a light source. That's not what I thought that was. No, this is a Model T uh really that was

[23:07] used in uh movies back in the day. That's just a prop from a Foley studio. It's great. Okay, another pinball. Another baseball game. This one is awesome. This is called Pikes Peak. Okay, watch the way the mountain moves

[23:20] Okay, so you're turning the knob and then they go up. Okay, and you've got to get the ball to go up to do it precariously like this until it goes

[23:34] you made that look easy. So, this is the game I'm best at. Oh, the Joker. Uh, yes. You had the wires. I think Jack Nicholson is the best who ever did it. I was really happy with

[23:47] being able to make this piece of art come to life. This is a Frankenstein design that I did. I took a promo image from Batman, different hat. It changed frame from the movie when he was about to hit the uh not the Batmobile out of

[24:03] Bat plane. Bat bat plane. Yeah, it's pretty easy name. This is a kicker catcher. So you got this knob which is going to control your catcher and then this guy is going to kick it.

[24:23] There we go. So you catch it and then you get to Oh, missed it. Come on. Like that. I get it back one more time. Lost. This one's really hard. This one's a little bit easier. Same kind of thing.

[24:37] Uh, what this is is you can put in a penny. Don't get to play with me here. Nope. Come on.

[24:52] Nailed it. Hey, that was that was uh very lucky. All right. Not bad. Four out of five. Basketball's easy against that team.

[25:04] Uh, yeah. Look, everyone's white. Okay. So, now uh trap door. Okay. All right. Uh well, first let me show you. I'm going to cover up the uh the naughty photo. Uh this is an old uh candy machine/fort fortune teller where

[25:20] you can pull a knob and you can either get uh a sexy photo from the ' 50s where you can end up with a guy walks into a doctor's office joke, a dirty joke, Oh, candy. Uh kid candy. That's not for kids. Uh or

[25:34] a deck of cards. Check this out. pull this out. You end up with a deck of cards. This is one I designed for called the Joy Rider deck. Or Yeah. So, it says this. Can you see that?

[25:49] Thank you for visiting the Flom Pound, aka the Flom shelter, aka Justin's Uh, I was with a blind woman once and she said, "You're the biggest I have pulling my leg." Hey,

[26:03] So, okay. Okay. That's fine. You So now, uh, the trap door is on this side of the house. You are going to get to see it. It's a But first, let me show you this. This is an old movie player. If you look through this

[26:18] window, it'll actually show you. Yeah. See if you can zoom in a little bit. Oh, it's going to try and focus here. I'll help you out because it's going to try and focus on this. But you can actually see. Look at this inside.

[26:32] Oh, wow. It's a flip book. And what it's doing is it's showing the moon. with the rocket trip to the moon. That is George Melier. Now George

[26:47] Melier, you might know him from the movie Hugo, which was about his life. Now he was a magician by trade, but then they came out with this film stuff and and camera tricks was kind of his invention. People don't know this, but

[27:01] camera tricks, which are frowned upon now in magic, magicians are the ones who started it. The guy who invented pulling a rabbit out of a hat, he was doing camera tricks for his audience. He would play film of him making a girl disappear

[27:15] or appear using camera tricks. Uh that was David Devon. He started the magic tricks. Wow. Uh that was the thing. But George Melier, also a magician, just went full into film making. The movie Hug goes about him. It's great. Okay,

[27:29] check this out. We've got a whole bunch of color marbles This is a a race. Okay, pick a color. All right, let's see how yellow does. Yellow's right there in the middle.

[27:42] Oh, no. Yellow is bad. No, you think so, but look, here's the thing. All of a sudden, yellow is in the lead. You never know exactly how it's going to go.

[27:55] that's a lot of fun. This one is the most frustrating game I have. All of these are from very old. This one's probably from right after the war because it's mostly made of wood. If it's made before the war, it has a lot

[28:09] of iron and metal in it, which was not allowed when the war was going on cuz all that stuff went towards the war effort. But you've got these little effort. But you've got these little marbles and you've got to try and get it

[28:21] So, look at this. You can go right there. Hang on. there. Hang on. All right. Well, we're going to get this

[28:34] Last one. Here we go. Dramatic. this game when I have guests over at the house. I will hear guests play this and

[28:49] it's the most frustrating one that we have. Uh behind you, I'm a big Beatles fan. Um I should know. Very nice. Going down that fire pole. I absolutely You definitely did. Okay. You ready for the trap door?

[29:03] Show me the door. Okay. You ready to see? So, these are my daughter's rooms. There's more paintings and stuff in there, but I'm going to give them some privacy. But this was once a closet and

[29:18] privacy. But this was once a closet and now trap door. There's a a thing here in the floor. Let me Doesn't that look interesting? Nice. Right. How'd you build this? Uh, so that is a good question.

[29:32] Uh, it's the best kept secret on YouTube. How to build a track door. Took a lot of trial and error. Speaking of error, want to step foot right there Error. Not particularly. Error in judgment.

[29:47] Oh, no. This is safe. Is Yeah, sure. I'm sure it's fine. Oh, Wait, isn't that Okay, It at least it doesn't. Okay, so here's the

[30:02] No. Uh, are you in wide angle? Can you see Okay, cool. Yeah. Make sure your finger's not on a lens there. Oh, no.

[30:14] Yep. So, this has been a really fun tour, and I'm really grateful that you you queuing an outro scene? No, I'm not shooting an outro scene. This can't be the end, right? There's so much left in the timeline. We're not

[30:28] even been outside. Uh yeah, there's stuff outside. Yeah, let's go look at that. No, a wonderful way to get outside. what I just want to say it's really fun that

[30:40] this is the job that I get where I get to build things in the house. And yeah, the lever's good. The lever is touch the lever. It's comfortable. Oh. Oh, no.

[30:52] I just want to thank you for coming to the house. Have you really Oh, the top comment. Everybody's been how you built it and where does the trap door go?

[31:05] Yes. You could tell them, if only you knew. Where does the trap door go? Would you like to find out? what's below here.

[31:18] what's under this. I could show you. Wait a minute. Listen. Here's the thing. And this has been a really fun house tour. It's It's gone on a little too long. So, if you could help me out.

[31:30] And get out. Where does the trap door go? Okay. Now that he's gone, I can show you the backyard. This is our jungle area where we've got a pretty cool setup for a hot tub. We built that ourselves

[31:45] actually. All out of planks of wood. You can do a cold plunge, too, although I don't recommend that little pond area. I can also answer some of your questions that are the most commonly asked questions in the comment section. Uh, so

[32:00] pool area, backyard. Let me show you some of the fun circus toys that we keep in the backyard at all times just in case we want to do it. So, we live in Las Vegas. I'm married to Anna. She lives across the street. That's right.

[32:13] Uh, she's got her place across the street. I got my place here. All right. street. I got my place here. All right. All right, let's see if I can do this.

[32:26] things here in the backyard. I am previously married, and it's confusing cuz sometimes you'll see a video uh of my previous wife. I have two absolutely amazing kids who are about to turn four years old and 7 years old. This is a

[32:39] giant upside down ring. You can ride this thing upside down in the backyard. One of my favorite areas. This is where I do all my daddy daughter talks with my oldest daughter is this cool fire pit area here. Used to be an ingground

[32:53] trampoline. We're moving the trampoline inside. One of the rooms will become a trampoline room. That's for a later video. Uh grill area and all of that. But I want to thank you guys so much for watching this. Thank you so much for

[33:09] watching all of the silly YouTube videos. And let's see what are the other main questions. Yes, I used to be a magician. I was a magician for 20 years and I would travel around. I did uh commercials and I did corporate events

[33:25] and casinos. I even toured with the country music band Florida Georgia Line uh where we did Madison Square Garden and crazy stuff where I did magic in the stands for all of the fans. We bring a camera out even if it was the back row

[33:39] of the balcony like really crazy stuff. But when 2020 hit and pandemic and all live shows went away, I transitioned to doing things online. And what videos did the best were not magic videos. They were actually really silly building

[33:54] videos, crafts, art, and I became a spray paint artist. I always had an interest in it, but the videos gave me the ability and freedom to really take it as far as I wanted to go and start

[34:07] destroying my house for silly videos. So, that is the long and short of it. Thank you for visiting my house. We are planning on doing a lot more crazy stuff to the house, but for now, uh, looks like it is What are we making? Dinner.

[34:23] Steak and eggs. Steak and eggs. Ooh. Okay. I'm going to eat this. Thank you guys for watching and I will see you next time when we put a secret passageway into I don't know, the phone booth. Phone booth needs to do

[34:37] a little bit more than it does right now. or take a ride on the horse. anything. they're watching this long, they've been watching for a very long time. So, what

[34:53] just have fun in here. Can we go to your house next? Sure. Her house doesn't have a foam pit or uh a trap door or secret passageways, but it's our spa retreat. It's

[35:07] no work over there. Just uh just wonderful times and relaxing and all that. Okay. Uh so that's basically it. Thank you button, the like. I don't know what these YouTubers like to say, but

[35:20] whatever you want to. I'll see you next time.

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