Like all those fool scammers who do not realize that within a month or so, they'll be begging _him_ to stop contacting _them._

Exactly. And since he got all “I know better about who you are than you do,” he definitely had it coming. 😂

I would like this comment but but it’s at 222 likes so I’m not gonna mess it up

@@roscoe4943 Now it's at 420.

@@alvallac2171 Nah, mate some 5 other douchebags liked it and now its 425.

Actually, you are.

it's the back up guy wgo is dodgy 😁

I like the lack of windows, nice stylistic choice, even if I was thefted

😂😂😂

@@JDT-Loadsamoney I like the tower of ice

@@BallDGull you’ve just brought me back to this comment. What the fuck does me saying “even if I was thefted” mean? God damn, I’m gonna have to watch this video again now.

??? I think this was more like for evil. But the FUN kind of evil. ...or at the very best, chaotic neutral. Though, to be honest, I'd really like to hear that conversation Andrew had with his landlord.

So his alignment is Chaotic good?

Class: chaotic good.

Ahem

Amen

Dear god

I really want him to release a video on telemarketers and his cars extended warranty. So far I (a novice) have gotten one of them to cuss me out and hang up after an hour and a half of chatting on the phone. James (or Phil) would be able to make the poor person who called him wish he was never born 😂

OH NO I PITY ALL THE SCAMMERS!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@@Jeff-ej9mb I told one that I didn’t have windows, so they rung back after viewing the house on street view and I then convinced them that the things that looked like windows were a secret government shield experiment. One now thinks I’m a conspiracy nut that doesn’t own a washing machine because it’s used for mind control. I proved to one that all forms of insurance is technically gambling, so they hung up to end all their insurance contracts. I even convinced one I didn’t have a phone.

There's proof of it, the cardgamr he made (:

We do like that child.

The other one is the real landlord as well

@@ElectrodeOverload The third is from tenant’s mom who is worried he might catch cold.

The fourth, fifth, and sixth, are the people that worked in maintenance and had to fix it on the end.

@@ajparadise6649 The other 13 are the other tenants in 11 Dover place

@@ElectrodeOverload yeah construction noise really echoes in these buildings 😂

Not sure, but you can heat your towels with that.

I may be wrong about this but I’m pretty sure a towel rail is like a heated bar that you put your towels on so your towels are warm for you when you get out of the shower

It's a radiator for your bathroom where you put your wet towels so they dry quickly and they are warm when you get out of the bath or shower.

Saw this video years ago, and only now thanks to these comments did I learn what a towel rail was. Didn't matter, still found the video funny anyway.

​@@jennymathews4292 You don't run it just to heat your towels. It's more like a nice extra.

heheh, your profile picture gives me such nostalgia- all hail ;)

@@7-11thuniverse ppp

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Love the profile pic. ALL HAIL THE GLOW CLOUD!

I just wanted to know if he stopped being an asshole after James Veitch gave him this lesson

Forget that guy, I want to see Phil's reaction. Because I can imagine this guy storming to Phil's apartment and started to yell at him about the window plan for Wednesday and Phil being curious about what the hell is going on

I actually live in the same flat as “Andrew” (not his real name or even 11 Dover btw).He is aware of the video, every time we contact the landlord for maintenance all of us tenants joke about this. He’s actually not a bad guy. Said he was in such shock about the response that he didn’t realize it was fake till he asked another tenant if they ever had issues and realized it was the wrong number (had last 4 backwards).

@YouDontKnowMe I mean he does actually respond to scam emails and the like.

Send a letter to 11 Dover Place and see if he's still there

Nooooooo nothing is better than the DUCKS, not even the drug dealing while flat mates parents visit. I'm off to rewatch the ducks for the 100th time adijo 🦆

@@hectorskmetija3015 exactly.

i recently watched where he asked scientists what if we had a pandemic, and they laughed about it

hmmm, do you think it's better than the "African diamond" scammer?

And I mean, the guy did insist that he was Phil, James had no choice really, he didn't want to cause a fuss^^

First he bullied the tenant over text, then some more by performing this routine and posting it on the internet for everyone to watch. :)

chaotic neutral*

@@MaximizationDF Nope, definitely chaotic good

@@MateusFerreira-on3kp I think his roomates would beg to differ

Alignment aside, he has definitely attained Madlad 100.

Yup, still re-watchable. So, funny.

"The customer is always right", they say... so when he tells you you're Phil, you really have no choice but to become Phil.^^

To be fair to the tenant he thought Veitch was referring to not being the guy in charge of maintenance.

He actually didn't say he wasn't Phil tho.

This and the ducks.

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Yeah, you pretty much nailed it.

Exactly. A frame of horizontal rods attached to the wall, either electric or connected to central heating pipes, designed to dry towels and heat the bathroom.

Well, granted... You could speculate about this and share your speculation with us in the hopes of someone either confirming your suspicions, or correcting you. Or you could do an image search and know in 10 seconds. You took the only sensible course of action.

Put simply; its a less powerful radiator that is purpose built to hang towels over the rods and when on helps prevent black mould from the extra moisture in the air

He did plan to expand the bathroom.

And most of that space appears to be empty floor

I find this is pretty common where I live in Canada. The en-suite here is actually called the master bathroom. (Connected to the master bedroom, just largest bedroom)

Because he did some unsavoury misdeeds in the past and deletes the comments that mention it. Speaking of which…👋 Hi James! Keep up the censorship!

Hey there James! Random dude on the Internet commenting on a random dude on the Internet again. Sorry I haven't commented much since last time. I hope 2021 was better for you. Last year just kept on getting harder for medical professionals. I wish you the best for this year and can't wait to see whatever new matarial you've cooked up! Best regards! And don't forget the ducks!

Hey there James! Random dude on the internet replying to a random dude on the internet replying to a random dude on the internet again. Sorry, I haven't commented much lately since last time. I hope 2021 got better for you. The year just keeps getting harder for us medical professionals. I wish you the best next year and can't wait to see whatever new material you've cooked up! Best Regards! And don't forget the ducks or Solomon!

If I was Andrew I'd invite him for a drink.