I miss when DIY shows were like this - smaller. more realistic, and focused on REAL homeowners with SMALL budgets.

@bonniemacpherson3407

3 жыл бұрын

Small budget? Almost half a million dollars is not a small budget! That's a rich person's budget! Who has that kind of money?

@melissashannon8369

3 жыл бұрын

The budget was $3800 for fix up. They are not talking about the home value.

@AmandaDavis6130

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve found some KZreadrs who do smaller scale decor stuff. Favorites of mine are The Sorry Girls, Lone Fox, and DIY Danie

@malindarayallen

3 жыл бұрын

@@bonniemacpherson3407 they are talking about the reno budget. Under $4k.

I love how kind she is, she tells truth but in a nice way, like at the beginning of the video when they first walked in and notice the pile of rubbish all she said was 'A bit of a Mess Guys' instead of 'That is Disgusting'.

@faragraf9380

4 ай бұрын

its english like.

Adding flowers to the flower boxes is a nice touch. The house has very little curb appeal, and the flowers brightened things up.

found the old listing - it was up between april 28th and may 23rd 2008. it seems like this couple must have applied for the show even before trying to sell bc that is a relatively quick sell, especially for being right at christie pitts

@alextirrellRI

3 жыл бұрын

Right? The show would need notice. Not sure how it works.

@wilsnlol

2 жыл бұрын

Fbi agent over here

That baby is too adorable, I can see why they invested SO MUCH on him! But they have to have some self control.

So....now there is a baby room, a parent room, a teenage daughter room AND a nice office space. So why are they going to move at all? Put back some of your bohemian decoration and stay put, it's a nice house and a great neighborhood.

@RonLarhz

6 жыл бұрын

Nancy Daly I was thinking the same. It's big. But they cluter n hoard shits.

@mikaelb.2070

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Exactly what I thought!

@elviragomez5703

3 жыл бұрын

Literally all the stuff is kicking them out! They aren’t even trying to tidy up! I’d be mortified if my home was going to recorded and shown to the world in that condition 😱🤮🤯

@alisonbarratt3772

3 жыл бұрын

@@elviragomez5703 people just enjoying thier home living in it

@elviragomez5703

3 жыл бұрын

@@alisonbarratt3772 You can do both at the same time enjoy your home and being hygienic, their is nothing wrong with being clean and organized and you enjoy your space so much more. As this couple, they are living in a cluttered home and they obviously aren’t enjoying nothing about that 🤷‍♀️

Such a beautiful family! They’re all heart. Beautiful home, too. I love the mother’s taste and bohemian style. The baby is completely precious.

Dead plants in the window box, these guys were NOT EVEN TRYING.

@cbclaudia01

6 жыл бұрын

T Nicholas exactly!

@lookinggrl

6 жыл бұрын

LOL!!!! Your comment is so very true and made me really laugh out loud.

@theuglykwan

6 жыл бұрын

My parents house was like that and it was cluttered far worse. After each viewing we did declutter more. But even with our first viewing they were interested. We got it reappraised after we decluttered and did a few improvements. Value bumped up and it sold within 2 weeks. We were downsizing and threw out alot of stuff. All my stuff fitted in a small van. The buyers had like 5 huge truck loads. I was surprised they could fit it all in. It was a divorced woman and kids, she was obviously super downsizing.

It's amazing to me that homeowners can't figure out that they need to declutter before showing their home. It's basic commen sense.

@oliverb6313

6 жыл бұрын

"commen" sense? lol. irony overload.

@goldenvox801

6 жыл бұрын

is it just me or did all that clutter look a little strategically placed?

@wickedcatsrodriguez

3 жыл бұрын

Common sense is a flower that does not grow in every garden.

@bgmes5148

3 жыл бұрын

WickedCats 😂

@strawberryme08

3 жыл бұрын

Common* sense. Why are you making them wrong for this? You don’t know until you know. Let go of the judgements. You’ve got your own blind spots

Honestly, the house really doesn’t look bad to begin with, minus the porch, in comparison to other homes on the show. They just needed to declutter. It’s a beautiful house. Then again, I guess some homebuyers like a more neutral palette to look at when viewing a home 🤷🏽‍♀️.

I really like this house and what they did with it. I don't see why this family needed a larger home. After it was decluttered, it was perfect for them.

@lookingforsanjunipero4542

6 жыл бұрын

colette s LMBO why did you reply the same stuff on every comment that says they feel like it is a good amount of space for a fan of 4? Why do you care so much as to express your disagreement with every one of those different commenters.....? 😂

@misterread7740

5 жыл бұрын

@@lookingforsanjunipero4542 bc they can 😂😂😂

@alisonbarratt3772

3 жыл бұрын

Sometimes i move cuz u hate the neighbor, or neighborhood,or dont lukw lack of flow in house or never could get rid of mice

@nataliaturner4845

3 жыл бұрын

@@alisonbarratt3772 Also to get into better school, or bc you want a shorter/better commute to work or be closer to commercial areas that you like (ie, "location, location, location")

@laceandbits

3 жыл бұрын

And they didn't mention the basement! Second set of stairs running down under the main set so there must have been something down there.

House is not too small. They just have too much crap.

@cmwillisful

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, they have too much clutter. Waaaay too much. In five years they will be featured on Hoarders.

@synthiamcbride7194

4 жыл бұрын

I agree. 60% of that baby stuff was probably unnecessary. The baby's stuff took up a bedroom, the living room and the office; that was WAY too much.

@laceandbits

3 жыл бұрын

@@synthiamcbride7194 If it was their first child I could understand it, but as little lad was an afterthought you'd have thought they would have learnt that you don't need all that expensive (even if second hand) stuff.

@sasamafrass

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing

Oh give me a break, that is an absolutely beautiful house.

The house could accommodate them . downsize and organize . Clean up 🙄 a bigger house will end up being that way too .

@nicolawildflower7920

6 жыл бұрын

Exactly!!!

Ran across this video by chance and really enjoyed it. I felt emotional for this young couple. If only we could all have a smart and impressive British lady show our homes.

What a precious family! The home was so improved with the makeover. I would NOT want to leave! LOL One thing, though, that baby did NOT need all that they had purchased for him or to use in caring for him. What a cutie he is! God bless that family!

I think 4 people could easily live in the house if they decluttered it a bit.

This house is more than large enough, esp with the unseen basement.

@evangeline9969

6 жыл бұрын

Mrs. Garcia I don’t know, the two small bedrooms are really tiny and I can see raising two teens in them being tough. Big enough to fit 4 people, but not necessarily comfortably. (And who knows, maybe they plan to have another kid at some point.)

@bobettebryan6589

6 жыл бұрын

There were three bedrooms.

@RonLarhz

6 жыл бұрын

Erica Freeman Try living in apartment. Lol. Unappreciative ppl...

@seilahqlq1

6 жыл бұрын

Mrs. Garcia Exactly; but they need more space to fill with more crap. Why all the baby stuff nowadays?! When I was a baby we had crib, high chair, stroller/bassinet/car seat combo, toilet seat adapter and teething toy. That's all a baby this young needs.

@danielda4471

6 жыл бұрын

European here, and no, it's not a house for 4. now what?

The man looks like a young Steven King...😨

I have never understood why people cannot see the house without being distracted with someone else's décor. I fell in love with this house as soon as she did the first walk-through. It was, "I love it! I'd change this and this and this." In fact that is exactly how I felt when I bought my current home. And over the years I have lovingly changed, "this and this and this!" Most of the do-overs to make the homes more "sellable" to me just ruin them. Wrong color paint, wrong furniture, wrong accessories. So it would still be, "I love this house! I'll change this and this and this!" Only now I would be paying someone to change something that I will have to change again. A fixer-upper means you can make it yours, not try to fit into someone else's idea of beauty.

@rocketpsyence

9 ай бұрын

I agree with this. Every place I've ever gotten I've told the realtor "there is nothing sadder than a house with character that's been HGTVed to death please give me something horrible with wood paneling and outdated linoleum and I'll do the rest". I don't want to pay extra for someone's renovation when I'll be undoing everything they did in the first place. My last realtor finally explained to me that most people want to just move in without changing anything though which is why I guess these houses are appealing. But man I do not understand it. Half the fun for me is making it the way I like and doing the projects.

The home is definitely large enough for a family of four and with a park across the street, it's perfect. IMO, they should remain there and enjoy the renovations.

I loved the couples antiques, artwork and collectables!

Did she just call the baby "monster" ? Lol omg that was so wrong 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

@laceandbits

3 жыл бұрын

Why? It's a common form of endearment for children in the UK

Darling cluttered house to begin with. I understand the necessity of changing to sell, but I hope they decorated their new home in their charming style. ( minus the clutter)

I guess some people aren't good at decluttering and decorating. These make me feel good about myself (looks around smugly)

This show should be called : "how to change a dynamic/vibrant/full of personnality house into a a tasteless-catalog-type-overseen house.". I am sure you have to declutter a little, remove some items so that the visitors can feel confortable enough to imagine themselves in the house (and not in your house), but..change the entire master bedroom into this tasteless-blank-grey room ??? They are not selling an hotel. They is their actual house. Plus, as a buyer myself, and doing some visits to house, I always appreciate the ones that are "alive": it makes me realise how the houses are in "living and daily" conditions.

@synthraofficial5366

6 жыл бұрын

Some people like that look. I know I do. It's about taste.

@lql1094

3 жыл бұрын

They do need to use more color in the decor. I realize this show ran from '08 to '13, and that it wasn't until 2010 that they started using more vibrant colors in these types of shows, so I give them leeway for the earlier shows.

@user-jz2bm4wz1g

3 жыл бұрын

Uhh this isn't a renovation show, this is to get houses sold.

They have a hoarding problem, not a space one. It won't matter how big a house they buy next.

@nicolawildflower7920

6 жыл бұрын

Yesss!

The house has been on the market three weeks and there hasn't been any offers......Give me a break...what planet are they living on? Sometimes house don't sell overnight.

@shannontate8483

6 жыл бұрын

Depends on the market really! Homes in DFW are selling that quickly so 3 weeks on market would be bad with no offers

@shammydammy2610

6 жыл бұрын

Our house was on the market for four years before it finally sold.

@yootoob4516

6 жыл бұрын

I live in Denver and there was a bidding war on the first day. I only waited a week for the top bid to come in.

@PammyGrammy

6 жыл бұрын

I had an offer before it was officially on the market with my house. Buyers agent in the same office as my agent.

@marigeobrien

6 жыл бұрын

Yoo toob: So much depends on the market... but if you had a bidding war on the first day, you under priced your house. Ms Long Hair __ Feel smart? If you got an offer before it went on the market, why did you list it? You could have saved the realtor's fee.

i loved all the art in this house.

This is a good show. I like that they are not stingy with sharing their knowledge and i have actually learned so much by just a couple episodes. I really appreciate how they use the home owners already existing real estate agent as well. They help everyone in the process.. while working too of course.. but not so "Give me money to speak. Give me money to move. Bash. Bash. Point and laugh. Push other aside" type a feel that a lot stupid shows have. It's a good show.

They just have to much stuff. A yard sale would have helped them. The house is big enough for a family of 4.

@kcanded

6 жыл бұрын

And it wouldn't have cost $3600. Although the repainting makes a difference too.

@wayneloveday4716

6 жыл бұрын

If I was a customer looking at that house I'd know it was a lovely house that could easily be made the way I want it! Surely people aren't so easily distracted by surface clutter!?

@danielda4471

6 жыл бұрын

Really lack of bedroom space. not for a family of 4.

@jilliansmith7123

6 жыл бұрын

Daniel aruzuaga: well, it could've worked. one bedroom for the parents, one for the older child, one for the baby. Easy peasey. Rethink the rest, and for goodness' sake, dejunk!

@jemts5586

4 жыл бұрын

@@wayneloveday4716 I think some people just get turned off, or overwhelmed looking at someone else's cluttered place, and try to imagine themselves in there.

"People don't buy bohemian." 🙄 My how times change...

they have an utterly beautiful home with gorgeous old real furniture.

@wilsnlol

3 жыл бұрын

Ikr

They just need less bulky furniture. This is perfect for 4. I love their house

Wonderful house really. I would not want to sell after the changes if it was mine. I would definitely stay :)

So thankful for my 3 story huge foursquare in Kansas that we paid $90k for

@katherinepeace3564

3 жыл бұрын

Woah 😮 Thats insane!! How's the location tho? Is it a fun place to live?

LOVE that storage bench on the front porch! Brilliant idea, storage, comfort and it looks great!

This is one of my favorite houses

Remove the tv? I understand it's not ideal to have it as a focal point but most usually look to see where they can put it.

@laceandbits

3 жыл бұрын

I think this was referring to the one in the bedroom.

please I'm obsessed with the contractor guy just making random furniture ahfgsggd

$460K? Four hundred and sixty thousand freaking dollars? For that?!!! Y’all living in the wrong area. That’s rigoddamndiculous.

What a lovely family! They have some great art and treasures, but it’s a great example of how less is more. You Cana cut ally see their treasures when there is room to breathe.

I feel like some of you are issuing the point of the show. It's not an interior design show where they come in to decorate for president existing family's taste. It's a show about selling houses. A lot of the time buyers don't want to see a house with a bun h of stuff every where. The space shouldn't look too lived in. So by clearing out some of the stuff and having the bare minimum it gives the buyers an idea on what the actual house looks like, which is what they are buying in the first. They are not buying your style ideas but the house so they need better views of the house's dimensions. A buyer comes looks at place based on how they would design it and a lot of that can't be realized with family's existing style pretty much everywhere.

I do like what she did with this house. The end result is very livable and very pleasant. That type of bay window in the dining room and middle bedroom is quite common in houses of that vintage with the house next door so close. The lot is likely no more than 20 feet wide, so not a lot to work with. Off street parking, via the laneway that runs behind these houses on the East side of Shaw Avenue really adds value. There may be space to park two cars back there.

If I was the teenage daughter, I would have been like.. "dude where's all my shit?!" But they had a basement tho.

I never understand people who can’t see past paint color etc. to see the potential in space

I love it that viewers say this is a 'small' house !!! what do they need ? are americans afraid to appear poor by owning a 'small' house ? is it an ego thing ? because those huge houses they own, do they use them ? need them ? space is work and its expensive to heat and run. This is a wonderful house, just right.

My parents needed 2 years to sell their house and it was a lovely big house in a great area... also this is def. Big enough for 4 people!

omigosh i miss this show so much !! and that orher older show ‘buy me’ ...miss that one too so much! there was something about the narrator of that show too! the memories-i hate change!!😏🤔

What a beautiful difference.

Wow! The house is really beautiful! I'm so glad they repainted the front storm door too.

Thanks for the uploads! Just found this show...with all the Love it or List it and House Hunters I watch...I can’t believe this show hasn’t shown up on my page before! I like this show...it is not obnoxious like so many shows with non-stop, annoying, unnecessary music while people are talking...or a narrator making cute comments or explaining the obvious. It is easy to tell this was Kirstie Allsopp from Location Location Location’s sister! They look so much alike.....

@artsyamy73

6 жыл бұрын

Ashlyn M agreed☺️ a show that used to be on called “buy me” was so great too! its funny how much we can miss tv shows

Hasn't anyone told this Real Estate Agent "Tables are for Glasses, not Asses". After tgese sellers spent $500- on the dining set and another $500- on paint... yeah, be a little more respectful please!

There is nothing wrong with this house. Any normal buyer could see beyond the stuff. Are people really so stupid that they cannot see beyond other people's living arrangements?

@tonibauer2949

5 жыл бұрын

My house was clean, pretty, nicely furnished, but done to my somewhat bohemian taste. I listened to my realtor and updated, put away things. I managed to sell my house and make a little money during the worst time to sell real estate a few years back. A lot of people I knew just couldn’t do so. Many prospective buyers have zero imagination and vision.

@04beni04

3 жыл бұрын

The thing is, clutter can hide a multitude of sins. I bought a charming cottage 7 years ago and what was beyond the clutter cost a lot of money to correct. I bought it because of the location and generous lot, but I would have negotiated a lot harder about the selling price if I'd known.

@rocketpsyence

9 ай бұрын

finally a comment to contrast all the "people who have messes in their house are god's incompetent mistakes" comments

Gorgeous transformation!👍

3 weeks? Jesus! some impatient people here!

@kristagarner4664

7 жыл бұрын

I think she is great wish I her talent!

@maxpaping1112

6 жыл бұрын

Our house took 4 years to sell...

@maxpaping1112

6 жыл бұрын

If the price goes up more than 4000, you've got profit

@strongforu

6 жыл бұрын

In Canada, houses sell very fast, within days usually. Especially, in the Toronto area.

@lookingforsanjunipero4542

6 жыл бұрын

Max Paping Absolutely, but the point is that most people don't have $4000 laying around, *and* to use on something where you have NO idea if you'll break even, or lose every bit of it.

House price is eye-watering.

Every baby and kid needs their own private amusement park and the contents of Toys 'r Us now. This is one case where it really is impossible to see all the great features this house has.

This house is big enough for 4 people, wtf?

Baby Oliver is a Cutie-Pie!

Simple rules of things to do before putting your house on the market: 1) Clean the house 2) Declutter the house 3) Clean the house again. 4) Repair any cosmetic damage 5) Have each room's decor simple and solid to make it look bigger and cohesive 6) Make sure the house is clean.

@04beni04

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, but if everyone did it right on their own we wouldn't have half the shows on HGTV!

Why didn't they show us the basement? There are steps leading to a lower level?

@Mtripp27

6 жыл бұрын

It's probably not finished. Old houses have can have ugly basements.

@susiepoo51

6 жыл бұрын

Shari B They threw everything in the basement, so now they're hoarders 😆

@yesiownfrodo

5 жыл бұрын

@colette s Wrong. They never show the rooms they chose not to do. For example, they haven't shown us one bathroom in this house. Perhaps that is the reason it's not selling, but we'll never know. The basement staircase is open to the main level, so that means there's not a shut off/door to the basement. Perfect place for a teenager, or an office, etc. Who knows?

@jemts5586

4 жыл бұрын

@@yesiownfrodo My previous house had a staircase down to the basement, but had a landing and door, so the basement was closed off. Maybe there's could be too. But as others have said, this family seems like they have too much stuff. Why waste the space in the basement? I'd have worked on it (bit by bit, if money was an issue) and get more liveable space out of the house.

@laceandbits

3 жыл бұрын

@@yesiownfrodo Yes, but it's obvious there must be at least one bathroom, and in the same way in some houses they tell us it's four bedrooms but we only see the master one because that's the only one they are going to upgrade. At the start this house is described as 2 stories so having a third floor which isn't mentioned at all is weird. Surely the house wouldn't have been built with another staircase going down if there was nothing at all there for it to go down to. If you look at the outside front, there are steps up and the ground floor is well above ground level. This is just like my sister's house with a basement in Canada where the top metre or so is above ground and there are narrow windows at almost ceiling level.

Who misses the bohemian chandelier in the master bedroom? 🙋‍♀️

They have a lot of lovely things, but it looks as if they panicked with baby stuff. There is a middle road between this and stuffing the kid in a bureau drawer.

The house is clean, neat and beautifully furnished and decorated.

“They wanna renovate Bohemian” (stern face)

@lql1094

3 жыл бұрын

I don't know why she said that because new homeowners want to 'customize' regardless of the previous owner's style.

Excellent makeover. Neat.

This couple has fabulous taste. But they also have way too much stuff. Great job Sophie and Anthony on a beautiful remodel 👍🏼

I'd like to know the original air date. That computer is over 10 years old.

@flamethrower1390

6 жыл бұрын

dated 2008 towards the end....

@sweetlorikeet

6 жыл бұрын

The weirdest thing is that they had a modern flat monitor still in the office space...

@user-xx7pg3vw9k

6 жыл бұрын

That guy had three computers

our house was for sale for a couple of years WAY bigger and cheaper.. They should have just painted all the walls white and have a yard sale. Then they could have stayed there. I also refuse to believe that that bench cost $420... The prices they showed adds up to $1870..where is the rest? ($1930) what is the actual price per room? why the hell would i remove a computer or tv?

$460k for a First time Home Buyer? Basically 1/2 a House? Our Housing Market and Economy is a Crime!

“This horrible process” lmfao the owners face

460 THOUSAND dollars?!?!?! WTH? It has zero space between houses, no front yard, almost no back yard, on a fairly busy street. I didn't see much in the way of storage, like closets and such. Is there a basement? What is the condition of that and the attic. What about the heating system, plumbing, the condition of the roof? All these things count when buying a house. The house it's self has some nice features, but jeeze, for that much money, I would want some decent land all the way around the house with a garage. Also, 3 weeks is not a very long time for a house to be on the market. Some linger on for years. Man, it really pained me to see that guy drill big fat screws right into the wainscoting on the porch! I would have made the benches free standing so as not to destroy the original wood work!

@tonibauer2949

5 жыл бұрын

Urban real estate is just that way.

Glad this one sold! Some episodes are like, “This house has been on the market for 4 days and hasn’t sold. Now we’ve done some renovations and it still hasn’t sold but it looks nicer.” 😂

Three weeks? If you include the time from the application for the show to shooting it's barely been on the market at all! And yes it's cluttered with baby stuff. It's big enough for four people especially as long as one is a toddler who doesn't really need that much space.

Huge house for only 4 of them

@jemts5586

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, imagine if the basement was fixed up and made into liveable space? They'd have been much more comfortable, probably.

Love the house relooked and the girl presenting clear effective .

wtf people still have a CRT monitor? Is this from 20 years ago?

@CookieZ3353

6 жыл бұрын

Their $$$ is tied up in their mortgage payments. Note that they don't have large area rugs--small rugs covering some of the floors. Another hint that they don't have a lot of extra cash. The life of working for yourself.

@nacekozo

6 жыл бұрын

I haven't had a CRT monitor for at least 15 years - flat monitors don't have to cost a lot. Same with the TV - those things don't even work any more in much of the world.

@Mtripp27

6 жыл бұрын

Yes. This is a old show that use to be on HGTV.

@artsyamy73

6 жыл бұрын

yes this show used to be on like 10 yrs ago i think

@torijones5194

6 жыл бұрын

This show is from about 10 years ago.

Anthony, oh Anthony, where art thou?

Porch looks like something on hoarders

A $450k starter house? WTF!?

@04beni04

3 жыл бұрын

In Toronto, yeah, even a decade ago. I lived off of Spadina at the turn of the century, and remember looking at a "fixer upper" that needed serious work and only had 3 bedrooms if you squinted hard. The bidding war _started_ at CAD $750,000.

Can you imagine someone seeing all the stuff outside and asking and you having a garage sale

That office was big enough to be an office and convertible guest bedroom.

Thanks for posting loved it

The house looks beautiful (it had great bones), but I love the transformation of the mudroom.

It looks like plenty of space

The house they looked at has nobody living in it.

love this show

The presenter must be Kirstie Allsopp's sister, she is a younger version of her but looks so like her. I love Kirstie and her sister seems nice too x

@JulieWallis1963

3 жыл бұрын

She is her sister. A quick Wikipedia search shows Kirsty has a sister called Sofie!

@Angora573

3 жыл бұрын

@@JulieWallis1963 Wow that was from 3 years ago! Yes I've seen Sophie on Kirstie's Christmas crafts shows since then x

Wow! Absolutely beautiful!

Wonder if after the makeover anything regretted wanting to sell? I know one guy wouldn't ever come off his asking price but he was that way before they did a makeover.

id change the door & planter box to a soft sage green, add a bench in front with a potted evergreen on each side, for curb appeal

So far the ONLY ppl with beautiful rugs, style, art, etc. All that was removed. Lol.

The house looks much better after, and really feels like it's somewhere in New England

What about the basement? Since there's beautiful railing around those stairs and not hidden behind a kitchen door, I would assume it's not a dirt and concrete cellar but a livable space. And why does an infant need two rooms? A playroom and a bedroom? Those people have let the baby have control instead of the other way around.

This house has a really nice layout, they spent way too much money. They didn't have too buy a dining room set for $590, they already had a table, just buy a nice table cloth and they already had chairs, if the chairs was not in good shape just paint them or cover them. The teenagers room was already decorated cute, no need to completely redecorate the room, just minimize the things in her room and repaint.

Imagine what kind of mess that place was before they knew they would be on tv. All that baby equipment is ridiculous.

so mary anne couldn't say ''hey your house is a mess clean up so i can take pictures''

@TheCatD

3 жыл бұрын

Right?

I miss this show!

@devika2527

3 жыл бұрын

Me too!

First thought, "Wow, the size of that CRT monitor, what decade is this show from?!" Second thought, "Oh, nope there's a normal flat LED monitor, WTF dude why are you using a 90s monitor?!" =D

@AmandaDavis6130

3 жыл бұрын

It is from 2008 I think. So the CRT monitor is still old, but not quite as much.