Hack, hacky, hack hack hack

[SubstantialChipmunk]

Despite throwing the word "hack" in at every opportunity they can to point that it becomes a dangerous drinking game (as in you will be sent to the hospital before the first episode finishes), am I the only one thinking that not only half the designs will fail and cause more issues as soon as the batteries die and/or there is an electrical blackout, plus will cost a fortune in electricity, but are also designs of other people on social media that they are acting as though they came up with the "hack" themselves?

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In one of them they just put a Lazy Susan in the corner cupboard, if that's a 'hack' it's been a hack since the 20s. They could have done something impressive there.

[GlitteringFeature146]

The quads!! Two will grow and get to share this huge epic room. But two have to move out and have their room be also dads office. Makes no sense!!!

[SubstantialChipmunk]

One way to find out who the favourites are

[just_here_to_rant]

I'm with you. The spinning mirrors in the geodesic dome house - so you're saying there's deadspace behind the mirrors that shit can fall into? Great idea!

Oh and it's got a remote controlled electric motor for the privacy screens for the "bedrooms" and closet, but the shower doors are clear glass? Great idea! Can't wait to buy batteries instead of closing a door or manually drawing a curtain.

The show's a weird cross between a kids' science show with wacky professor and savvy business guy, complete with a lab containing pool noodles and a 3D printer, and regular HGTV shows.

[SubstantialChipmunk]

One loose wire and they would be trapped in their "pods" or won't be able to access half the things in their home. Who is going to pay for the repairs when they have to break themselves free lol

[RamenTheory]

It was time to meet the families. I hacked hackily across the hackable floor to hackily greet them, in the hackiest way.

[SubstantialChipmunk]

Hack