Hello, a friend of mine sent me this video because me & my wife also purchased an old bank in my wife's hometown in florida. The bank was built in 1907 & closed in 1936 then became the post office for many years until the new one was built. Your video caught my attention because ours went from bank to post office to insurance company. Ive been in construction my whole life & have a deep passion for historic buildings. Im doing most of the restorations myself & have learned a lot about what not to do with historical buildings. The most important part of a 100 year old building is they have to breathe! If your brick is clay or limestone fired brick, never use anything harder than a type n mortor mix - 1 portland, 1 lime & 6 sand - this is very important. Those old bricks need to breathe & you never want to seal them with any material that isn't a breathable material. I'm currently starting the interior remodeling of the building & would love to trade building war stories with you. This has definitely been a roller coaster ride of emotions for us both, but it is an intense labor of love for me & my wife. Seeing your first video actually cheered me up, especially how excited you guys were about your purchase. Most people also thought we were crazy & some still do, but keep it rockin because the satisfaction of giving an old building some love is very rewarding for us & it is definitely an adventure! Thanks for the videos, maybe we'll create a few & post them ourselves...
Another retired contractor that loves old bank buildings too. Originally got a degree in finance and became a bank voice before switching to construction.
Let me tell you as a construction worker…..you would be amazed at the extra effort and time you get from a crew when you bring them coffee, pastries, pizza. Etc.
Wow that was a lot of back breaking work. Hope you found the local chiropractor and a good massage therapist if needed. You've made tremendous progress already. I'm impressed. So nice of the man at the trash center to wave the fee. I bet a lot of the townsfolk are happy that you have bought the bank and are excited and interested in how you will transform it and bring the building back to life. You're making great progress.😊
It's crazy, but I am almost sure my Grandfather stenciled the lettering in your window there. There is so little of his work left-I wish it wasn't cracked.
Found you last night! So looking forward to following this adventure with you! Love what you are doing! As a musician, I have the fortune of traveling through many small towns all year, and I see so many beautiful buildings falling to decay, and it breaks my heart. Thank you for saving this one! I will be anxiously awaiting each video. Your enthusiasm, and work ethic is amazing!
I knew a contractor that bought and converted an old bank. He wound up calling it Hank, a combination of home and bank. He lived in it about 12 years, then sold it and bought an old church, and the process started all over again...lol
Also, find out if the fabric dumpsters are a thing in your area. They are wonderful, we used one for a bathroom demo and it was $100 to buy it at Lowes, then pick up was free, we just had to call and sanitation picked it up. Worked great.
I'm looking forward to the next video. Do take care, be careful. My husband and I have totally remodeled our first apartment with the landlord's blessing (20 years ago) then built our second apartment in a friend's barn loft at their invitation (14 years ago). My husband is a self employed handyman, does everything but roofing. I helped do all kinds of stuff with the two apartments. So I can appreciate what you are doing. I wish we were in a financial position to buy some unique structure and revive it and make it into an interesting home. But I'm 72 now and my younger husband is 55. I'm not able to help now even if we had funds for a project, hurt my back real bad recently and not getting better even with PT, chiropractor and massage therapy. Takes me days to clean our small apartment now and some things I can't do by myself anymore. That's why I have concern for you.😊 Anyway I'm going to enjoy watching you transform this great old building.❤😊
WOW, that is some beautiful countryside! Every little bit will be worth it in the end. If you need some inspiration, I've been following Modustrial Maker and he just finished a 4 year renovation project of a warehouse in Chicago. Your project also feels as wholesome. I'm really looking forward to the progress!!!
Why wouldn't you just get a roll off? I know they're more expensive than $38/ton (plus gas) but you're saving time and physical effort. Those two things are priceless IMO. Very cool about the people there! So nice they didn't charge you. Either way, thanks again for taking us on this journey!
Greetings from nearby Augusta. Drive by your bank every year on the way to the Christmas Tree farm. If you think those peach trees are cool now wait til next spring when they bloom. Breathtaking! So glad ya'll are here. I look forward to seeing your progress!
Gaffney SC (Upstate near Spartanburg) used to be the Peach Capital but it got too cool up there and the temp gradient moved to the south. I appraised that land fill and police department years ago. Jim in Chile.
When you stand back, it looks to some that maybe this wasn't such a good idea after all. But, I think, like you, that it was a good idea. Let's face it, it is always hard at first. Cleaning up and such. It will get better and you are going to enjoy your new endeavor a lot. Is it going to be frustrating at times, Sure, but you are going to have such fulfilment along the way. And look at that town, it is awesome. Good for you and the misses for taking the risk. I'm going to watch every video you post until you two finish. I'm betting on you.
Wow - lots of trash, but to be expected with an old abandoned building. It's really cool they're not charging you for dumping, guess they like the idea of the bank building being restored and someone showing it some love & attention. Good job!
If a penny is heads up, pick it up and you'll have good luck. If it's heads down flip it over and leave it for someone else, and you'll both have good luck.
Don't know your $ situation, but if you can, you might consider that school is out for the summer and teens are looking for work. You might find a young strong back or two to help with cleaning, loading trash for the dump, wiggling behind stairs to pick up debris, etc. Something tween/teen boys would be great at and they'd love some extra coin, not to mention a trip to the transfer station! 😉
I think you are mistaken about those peach orchards. Don't you know that peaches come from a can, they were put there by a man, in the factory downtown?
Thanks so much for the frequent updates. I love watching abandoned buildings turned into homes and your the only channel who updates alot which I love you got a life time subscriber from me!
can you show the town a little more and what stores are there if any such as "big box" stores.. or walmart etc.... love the downtown area also... what is population of johnston
iv lived her for about 9 years. there are absolutely no box stores in johnston. the closest is walmart which is 15 miles away and there is another 21 miles from town. the population seems small but it is around 2,000. there are more people in edgefield which is next door to johnston
As you were loading the trailer, I was like all right here comes the Time-lapse and as soon as I thought it boom it started very cool brother man very cool like to see the progress
Looking forward to watching you on this adventure. I don't lift heavy concrete, go to the dump, or work on sewer lines, but I'll cheer you on and subscribe as you go down the road. (It makes my troubles seem small 😅)
I'm going to enjoy watching this. Thanks! PS - My family is about an hour away, if you ever need a place to stay on something more comfortable than an air mattress. :-)
For the brick walls-to save on work and if you agree, obviously; something you can do is to leave the plaster over the bricks that are too damaged. Remove as much as possible or as muxh as you want and Carefully cut the plaster to match the brickwork and then paint the plaster as if it is outdoor scenery...with the brick work looking like you are looking out from inside the ruins of an old building. This may not be doable though if there is lead in the plaster/paint so...yeah lol..and the pipes...o wow. They would so good exposed-you can make them look copper or anything once done installing, should you choose for that type of look. I am just so excited to see this building hahaha sorry
Just curious. Every area has issues with weather or natural disaster. Here in Tornado Alley...is our biggest concern (during fracking, there were quite a few earthquakes!!) Is your new area, snow ,or hurricanes or flooding?? How do they do with electric outages? Our small town is super quick with fixing that! Being prepared is a big thing for me, as I am now disabled! I love to watch what you are doing!! I would have LOVED to do that, in my younger years!! Upcycle and non traditional living!!
flooding is not an issue although when hurricanes come it brings a lot of wind and rain. sometimes power outages are caused but the power people get it fixed in an hour or two.
Price check, how much did you pay for the building? Also please show us a spreadsheet at the beginning or end of each episode on costs. Looks like you are downtown, hope you turn it into a mixed use with apartment up top and a coffee/pastry/book store at sidewalk level.
We will be sharing finances, but probably not every episode. We are taking suggestions from locals of what to do with the downstairs, but we are definitely going to live above. Thanks for watching!
I hope the transfer station /landfill employee's bosses don't see this video. I work for Waste Management and I'm pretty sure my boss would have a big problem with us just saying you're good man, Later
Hey, I seen out in San Francisco to use the fiber net with like an epoxy over the brick they sprayed it on and it really it was for earthquakes and also for structurally cuz I think you're going to have to repoint a lot of that brick and that's a lot of work good luck to you I would pick up a little generator Harbor Freight as a little Champion like 3200 that would do most of the stuff you want to do you guys got a lot of work ahead of you as for the young not the old at my age I get the lawn chair out and hire a contractor to do it
I talked to a friend about this he told me its not cost effective. He did say most likely the walls are couple bricks thick and the inside wall of bricks might have to come down and be redone with stiffening metal. this is the tried and true method he did say its not an DIY task you can maybe help but its a pro that is needed. I know that the floor above I would wait till you see about walls as they add horizontal steal beams which the floor joist attach to. finding a good mason is the thing. good luck
You are so lucky they didn't charge you for two loads of garbage I think you landed in the perfect little town.. the penny you found must have brought you some really good luck.. but I really want to know what are you going to do with the place I'm still watching❤❤❤😂😂😂
Will be talking about the future of the building and upcoming video and are currently taking suggestions for anyone. What do you think it should be? Thanks for watching!
@@DraysWorld spirit thank you so much for writing me back you just made my day.. my comment before this one was to make the whole building one glorious home.. my sister had 40 rental houses in Portland Oregon For most of our lives together.. her last house turn out absolutely gorgeous.. I would go 100% art deco.. have a awesome day like I said it was great hearing from you..Holly&Duke 😁
Dray you accomplished a great📋✍👨⚕cardiovascular💔work💪out! 🗣Ok Whipper Snapper don't push the envelope! Next time hire a young man👦to do the lifting from the Local High School football🏈team👕👖🥾🥾! When we are young we crave the challenge💪 & cash💵😁!
4:27 "I'm lovin' this town" as he runs the red light. That's a great way to meet the local police force!
There's NO WAY he could have stopped while pulling that trailer 😅
It was yellow more than halfway through
he made it past stop line before it turned red….all good
😂😂😂😂
Don't forget to bring the city dump guys something for their generosity a coke and some snack cakes gets a lot done in those small towns.
Hello, a friend of mine sent me this video because me & my wife also purchased an old bank in my wife's hometown in florida. The bank was built in 1907 & closed in 1936 then became the post office for many years until the new one was built. Your video caught my attention because ours went from bank to post office to insurance company. Ive been in construction my whole life & have a deep passion for historic buildings. Im doing most of the restorations myself & have learned a lot about what not to do with historical buildings. The most important part of a 100 year old building is they have to breathe! If your brick is clay or limestone fired brick, never use anything harder than a type n mortor mix - 1 portland, 1 lime & 6 sand - this is very important. Those old bricks need to breathe & you never want to seal them with any material that isn't a breathable material. I'm currently starting the interior remodeling of the building & would love to trade building war stories with you. This has definitely been a roller coaster ride of emotions for us both, but it is an intense labor of love for me & my wife. Seeing your first video actually cheered me up, especially how excited you guys were about your purchase. Most people also thought we were crazy & some still do, but keep it rockin because the satisfaction of giving an old building some love is very rewarding for us & it is definitely an adventure! Thanks for the videos, maybe we'll create a few & post them ourselves...
Please send me a direct message on Instagram.
It will be great if you do some content together
@@DraysWorld I'm sorry, but I don't have any social media accounts. I'm old-school & only have email. Thanks
Creating a few videos of your own would be great. We can see how two separate old building restorations are achieved.
Another retired contractor that loves old bank buildings too. Originally got a degree in finance and became a bank voice before switching to construction.
5:59 "Ahh, don't worry about it." is trashmen speak for: "We would not mind if you brought us some sweet pastries of some kind."
I’ll bring those guys some good stuff on my next trip this week.
Let me tell you as a construction worker…..you would be amazed at the extra effort and time you get from a crew when you bring them coffee, pastries, pizza. Etc.
I’m bringing them all beer on Monday
@@DraysWorld And how was the general reaction to said beer donation ??
Wow that was a lot of back breaking work. Hope you found the local chiropractor and a good massage therapist if needed. You've made tremendous progress already. I'm impressed. So nice of the man at the trash center to wave the fee. I bet a lot of the townsfolk are happy that you have bought the bank and are excited and interested in how you will transform it and bring the building back to life. You're making great progress.😊
Confuse them all by telling them you bought the “Bankomat”.
😂😂😂
Every town Needs a laundry mat! Would be a good business.
I have seen a few pallets around your place and I would definitely recommend keeping them if they are not rotten! Many uses!
It's crazy, but I am almost sure my Grandfather stenciled the lettering in your window there. There is so little of his work left-I wish it wasn't cracked.
Found you last night! So looking forward to following this adventure with you! Love what you are doing! As a musician, I have the fortune of traveling through many small towns all year, and I see so many beautiful buildings falling to decay, and it breaks my heart. Thank you for saving this one! I will be anxiously awaiting each video. Your enthusiasm, and work ethic is amazing!
Thanks for bringing us along Drayton. I'm enjoying following your progress.
Your videos are just the right length. Subscribed. Can’t wait to see how this all turns out.
I knew a contractor that bought and converted an old bank. He wound up calling it Hank, a combination of home and bank. He lived in it about 12 years, then sold it and bought an old church, and the process started all over again...lol
It's risky leaving Florida these days but South Carolina is a nice place with real people.
I’m missing Florida very much. I love the people in South Carolina but Florida is paradise.
You are a working man! How do you keep your energy up? Stay strong.
The secret is setting an alarm for 4:20 every day. Thanks for watching.
Also, find out if the fabric dumpsters are a thing in your area. They are wonderful, we used one for a bathroom demo and it was $100 to buy it at Lowes, then pick up was free, we just had to call and sanitation picked it up. Worked great.
Thanks for the suggestion
Maybe we'll swing by and check out your progress when we go to get peaches in Ridge Spring this summer.
I'm looking forward to the next video. Do take care, be careful. My husband and I have totally remodeled our first apartment with the landlord's blessing (20 years ago) then built our second apartment in a friend's barn loft at their invitation (14 years ago). My husband is a self employed handyman, does everything but roofing. I helped do all kinds of stuff with the two apartments. So I can appreciate what you are doing. I wish we were in a financial position to buy some unique structure and revive it and make it into an interesting home. But I'm 72 now and my younger husband is 55. I'm not able to help now even if we had funds for a project, hurt my back real bad recently and not getting better even with PT, chiropractor and massage therapy. Takes me days to clean our small apartment now and some things I can't do by myself anymore. That's why I have concern for you.😊
Anyway I'm going to enjoy watching you transform this great old building.❤😊
You Had Me Hooked from the first Video. Can't wait to see the progression to a finished Home/Business. 🤘🤘
Man you needed to rent a dumpster and just had them pick it up! This will be a fun series - looking forward to more.
Dumpster cost a lot. The transfer stations only only about five minutes away. It sucks carrying everything but it’s way cheaper.
Keep it coming. I’m in Long Beach and love your progress and living life!
WOW, that is some beautiful countryside! Every little bit will be worth it in the end. If you need some inspiration, I've been following Modustrial Maker and he just finished a 4 year renovation project of a warehouse in Chicago. Your project also feels as wholesome. I'm really looking forward to the progress!!!
Why wouldn't you just get a roll off? I know they're more expensive than $38/ton (plus gas) but you're saving time and physical effort. Those two things are priceless IMO. Very cool about the people there! So nice they didn't charge you. Either way, thanks again for taking us on this journey!
May Johnson, SC protect its Peach fields; California used to have lots of Orange groves, but has given way to land development.
Greetings from nearby Augusta. Drive by your bank every year on the way to the Christmas Tree farm. If you think those peach trees are cool now wait til next spring when they bloom. Breathtaking! So glad ya'll are here. I look forward to seeing your progress!
You should get a big glass jar for the coins that you find!
Don’t expect a reply. I have watched 3 and made several unacknowledged comments.
Pretentious quite arrogant.
Gaffney SC (Upstate near Spartanburg) used to be the Peach Capital but it got too cool up there and the temp gradient moved to the south. I appraised that land fill and police department years ago. Jim in Chile.
When you stand back, it looks to some that maybe this wasn't such a good idea after all. But, I think, like you, that it was a good idea. Let's face it, it is always hard at first. Cleaning up and such. It will get better and you are going to enjoy your new endeavor a lot. Is it going to be frustrating at times, Sure, but you are going to have such fulfilment along the way. And look at that town, it is awesome. Good for you and the misses for taking the risk. I'm going to watch every video you post until you two finish. I'm betting on you.
I appreciate the comment. Thank you for watching
@@DraysWorld I'm with you all the way. I'm 75 and I envy your adventure. God be with you.
I wish there were more people like you to help rejuvenate these charming but struggling small towns! Kudos!!
Really enjoying your videos! Entertaining, short, and informative! Thanks for sharing!
very nice and fresh series of videos so far. love to join you at this adventure and all the best for everthing that comes
I love the videos. I look forward to following this journey.
Subscribed. Can't wait for the next episode.
Wow - lots of trash, but to be expected with an old abandoned building. It's really cool they're not charging you for dumping, guess they like the idea of the bank building being restored and someone showing it some love & attention. Good job!
His Taxes pay for the dump. We get 2 car stickers p/yr. Our dump has a Free Section, and a lot of good finds for all.
Looking forward to this build.
Getting power and bathroom with a shower will make life easier. Going to ba labour of love.
Some dumps have a "store" where the good stuff is left and then you can take it for free. Keeps good stuff out of the land fill.
I'm glad everything is running smoothly for you, great video!
Love SC, Myrtle Beach and Brookgreen Gardens is awesome. Great video, I will follow you on this gigantic take over!
If a penny is heads up, pick it up and you'll have good luck.
If it's heads down flip it over and leave it for someone else, and you'll both have good luck.
Greetings from northern Illinois. I have never seen a peach tree before until now.
I hadn’t either until I moved here
Don't know your $ situation, but if you can, you might consider that school is out for the summer and teens are looking for work. You might find a young strong back or two to help with cleaning, loading trash for the dump, wiggling behind stairs to pick up debris, etc. Something tween/teen boys would be great at and they'd love some extra coin, not to mention a trip to the transfer station! 😉
Yingling is good beer. America's oldest brewery.
😂 I always thought it was Chinese.
@@kookietherapy9398 It's was founded by a German immigrant named Jüngling in the 1850's in a small town north of Philadelphia, PA
Watching from WA State and loving the building and progress!
I think you are mistaken about those peach orchards. Don't you know that peaches come from a can, they were put there by a man, in the factory downtown?
I always said if I had my little way I’d eat peaches every day. That’s why I moved to the country.
Gosh there must be millions of peaches at 7:28, I hope there are some peaches for me.
Thanks so much for the frequent updates. I love watching abandoned buildings turned into homes and your the only channel who updates alot which I love you got a life time subscriber from me!
I wouldn’t openly say they let you dump for free. If someone higher up sees it that person could get in trouble.
Looking forward to the transformation
It's all covered by Taxes.
Love those dumps! Worked there for years!
Need to build a 4 wheel dolly help move that stuff around. Great video!
I love how each week your subscriber list grows. Good for you.
I like that as well. Thanks for watching!
I always found dump runs satisfying. Keep filming, subscribing in Oregon. 😊
I don’t even mind the smell that much. It’s usually a peaceful place with a lot of hard-working folks around.. thanks for watching!
It’s always great to hear when your city sewer and water show up onsite and conduct services at no charge ,kudos to your city .tax dollars at work !
can you show the town a little more and what stores are there if any such as "big box" stores.. or walmart etc.... love the downtown area also... what is population of johnston
Yes, I will. 2600.
iv lived her for about 9 years. there are absolutely no box stores in johnston. the closest is walmart which is 15 miles away and there is another 21 miles from town. the population seems small but it is around 2,000. there are more people in edgefield which is next door to johnston
As you were loading the trailer, I was like all right here comes the Time-lapse and as soon as I thought it boom it started very cool brother man very cool like to see the progress
You should hire local football high schoolers. Pay em 15 bucks an hr. Save your back
Looking forward to watching you on this adventure. I don't lift heavy concrete, go to the dump, or work on sewer lines, but I'll cheer you on and subscribe as you go down the road. (It makes my troubles seem small 😅)
That's a lot of trash! And that's nice the trash guys didn't charge you for that. Looks like a really nice town too.
Do you have any ideas what the downstairs retail space will be, or will you be landlords? This is exciting to watch?
LOL, you ran a red light! That was so normal for here in Gresham Oregon
I live on the edge. Thanks for watching!
It's awesome to see the progress you made!
the original bank vault must be some where in town plus counters and such .. oh wait your not turning it back to a bank are you? lol
Good job! You are a take charge guy!
Great video man, really cool building! We can we see some more kite flying content! The hobby misses you brother.
Yes, you may my friend. I’ve got a couple planned for the next few weeks. All kites. You might get overwhelmed actually.
@@DraysWorld looking forward to it brother. 👍🏻
Wondering where you're going to put your makeshift apartment. just found you last night can't wait to see the progress.
We will tell all in the next few videos. Thanks for watching! I appreciate it.
I'm going to enjoy watching this. Thanks! PS - My family is about an hour away, if you ever need a place to stay on something more comfortable than an air mattress. :-)
I appreciate that very much. We’ve upgraded by now but all part of the experience I suppose. I hope to cross paths someday! thanks for watching.
You look like Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Also, plz make your videos way longer; I'm very interested in this series.
Great project and content, keep the updates coming!
For the brick walls-to save on work and if you agree, obviously; something you can do is to leave the plaster over the bricks that are too damaged. Remove as much as possible or as muxh as you want and Carefully cut the plaster to match the brickwork and then paint the plaster as if it is outdoor scenery...with the brick work looking like you are looking out from inside the ruins of an old building. This may not be doable though if there is lead in the plaster/paint so...yeah lol..and the pipes...o wow. They would so good exposed-you can make them look copper or anything once done installing, should you choose for that type of look. I am just so excited to see this building hahaha sorry
thanx for the time lapse! carryon
Looks like a great project. I’m from Chas., SC but live in upper West Georgia. Where are you from originally?
We came most recently from Tampa Bay. Thanks for watching!
Enjoying your videos from a fellow Roughriders
Hang in there! One day at a time! :)
If u had a big dollie to move heavy stuff. It would be easy on you all. I have three different sizes. Love them.
You should make your van look like the A-Team van
Good morning, [Oz time] loving the progress, but you badly need a ute., and I am not sure you even have them. Cheers
I’d love a good UTE. Thanks for watching!
Just curious. Every area has issues with weather or natural disaster. Here in Tornado Alley...is our biggest concern (during fracking, there were quite a few earthquakes!!)
Is your new area, snow ,or hurricanes or flooding??
How do they do with electric outages? Our small town is super quick with fixing that! Being prepared is a big thing for me, as I am now disabled! I love to watch what you are doing!!
I would have LOVED to do that, in my younger years!! Upcycle and non traditional living!!
I think tornadoes are the biggest weather threat around these parts. Not sure about much else. I’m too new.
flooding is not an issue although when hurricanes come it brings a lot of wind and rain. sometimes power outages are caused but the power people get it fixed in an hour or two.
Loves the town so much, he blows through a red light. If he would have been 3 hours earlier, he might have hit a car.
They ALL KNOW them now !!!😂🤣
Looking forward to updates!
Ohhh man😮 I'm wishing you had a wagon. STAY SAFE❤
I love your possitivity!
HIDING STUFF IN THE LOCAL TOWN DUMP PILES IS A GOOD EXAMPLE! ITS LIKE WE ARE ALREADY AWARE OF IT! THE MAN WITH THE OLD BANK PROPERTY ..........
Price check, how much did you pay for the building? Also please show us a spreadsheet at the beginning or end of each episode on costs. Looks like you are downtown, hope you turn it into a mixed use with apartment up top and a coffee/pastry/book store at sidewalk level.
We will be sharing finances, but probably not every episode. We are taking suggestions from locals of what to do with the downstairs, but we are definitely going to live above. Thanks for watching!
Is there a metal recycling center near by? It's always nice to make money off your trash!
Seems like the beers will definitely help.
I hope the transfer station /landfill employee's bosses don't see this video. I work for Waste Management and I'm pretty sure my boss would have a big problem with us just saying you're good man, Later
Lots of work done. I used to clean out demo areas. Doing it by hand can be tough work.
Longer vids!! I like how you record!
Ask if any of the locals have photos or advertisement from the bank or laundy.
Hey, I seen out in San Francisco to use the fiber net with like an epoxy over the brick they sprayed it on and it really it was for earthquakes and also for structurally cuz I think you're going to have to repoint a lot of that brick and that's a lot of work good luck to you I would pick up a little generator Harbor Freight as a little Champion like 3200 that would do most of the stuff you want to do you guys got a lot of work ahead of you as for the young not the old at my age I get the lawn chair out and hire a contractor to do it
A generator is definitely in order. I’ll look into this brick structural treatment you speak of. I’ve never heard of it. Thanks for watching!
I talked to a friend about this he told me its not cost effective. He did say most likely the walls are couple bricks thick and the inside wall of bricks might have to come down and be redone with stiffening metal. this is the tried and true method he did say its not an DIY task you can maybe help but its a pro that is needed. I know that the floor above I would wait till you see about walls as they add horizontal steal beams which the floor joist attach to. finding a good mason is the thing. good luck
Wow I love the space, are you going to move there?
Yes!
Hope you kept the keg, it can be used for something later.
You need some wheelbarrows guy!
Tell me about it!
❤😊 I’m glad they didn’t charge you anything ❤😊hope they never do😊
Looking forward to longer video's.
Look after yer pennies and the pounds will look after themselves. What falls to the floor comes to your door.
You are so lucky they didn't charge you for two loads of garbage I think you landed in the perfect little town.. the penny you found must have brought you some really good luck.. but I really want to know what are you going to do with the place I'm still watching❤❤❤😂😂😂
Will be talking about the future of the building and upcoming video and are currently taking suggestions for anyone. What do you think it should be? Thanks for watching!
@@DraysWorld spirit thank you so much for writing me back you just made my day.. my comment before this one was to make the whole building one glorious home.. my sister had 40 rental houses in Portland Oregon For most of our lives together.. her last house turn out absolutely gorgeous.. I would go 100% art deco.. have a awesome day like I said it was great hearing from you..Holly&Duke 😁
A scrape yard would pay you for a lot of what you think is garbage! Do you have one nearby?
Somebody at the dump is getting fired.
Thank you
I subscribed .
Love the cap...OH
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Dray you accomplished a great📋✍👨⚕cardiovascular💔work💪out! 🗣Ok Whipper Snapper don't push the envelope! Next time hire a young man👦to do the lifting from the Local High School football🏈team👕👖🥾🥾! When we are young we crave the challenge💪 & cash💵😁!
For increased views let a local paranormal team investigate the building