Watch What Crappens - Dwell Hello #514: Finicky in Falkirk, Scotland
Episode Date: July 4, 2025An odd dude moves from Hawaii to Scotland because he wants nature. In a city. Not the brightest bulb. This is a recap of House Hunters International (S199 E4 ), and we watched it on Max.Find bonus epi...sodes at patreon.com/watchwhatcrappens and follow us on Instagram @watchwhatcrappens @ronniekaram @benmandelker Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Oh, and welcome to Dwell Hello.
I'm Ronnie, and that's Ben over there.
Hello, Ben.
Hi, Ron Dolo.
How are you?
I'm doing well, guys.
Today, we have a very special episode of Dwell Hello.
It's special because the man on it is somethings, we don't know what's going on with this guy, but he's a dope.
And it's one of those where I just wanted to show up with a fly swatter and kind of hit this person on the face with it over.
and over and just tell them to, you know, focus, get through it. You can do this. And also,
nature isn't a city and city isn't nature. You know, it's like little things you have to
explain. This episode is House Hunters International. It's season 99, 199, episode four. It's called
Finicky in Falcirk, Scotland. So if you want to find this, we found it on Max. Just search
Finicky in Falcirk. And it'll come up. Yeah. So we begin with some upbeat bagpice.
music, which really is the best kind of bagpipe music, much better than that sad funeral bag of pipe music, you know.
He's going to say, it's an oxymoron.
Who wants to hear that when you can hear that, which I think is actually more Irish, but whatever.
When we were in Ireland, I heard some bagpipe karaoke as I was walking around the streets.
That was interesting.
I saw a man holding a bag and a pipe.
It wasn't quite a bagpipe, though.
That was me.
He definitely had a rough time.
It was Ronnie.
It was a tailpipe.
It was so awkward.
I was like, Ronnie, why did you take that tailpipe off the car?
You said, I wanted a souvenir.
I was like, okay, well, I won't stop you.
So we see Kenny.
Kenny's a hot guy.
He's a kind of good looking guy.
He's Hawaiian, right?
He's from Hawaii.
Is that where he was born?
But he's like maybe, I would say, like, a 40-something-year-old man
who's never even had to sign a lease.
So I think that means this is Kenny's first time.
I'm moving out of his mom's house?
Is that what you got to?
I think that's what it was.
Yes.
I think that's, I think that was what was implied by it.
So, Linda says,
Kenny spent two decades traveling the globe,
so he's finally ready to settle down
and buy his first house in beautiful Hawaii.
Wait, I'm sorry, he is leaving Hawaii.
Did I read that correctly?
Was there a typo here, leaving, not moving to?
Do people do that?
Haven't really ever heard of that.
I didn't know that Hawaii even had emigration.
Do we know what sort of boulder fell on his head in Hawaii that made him want to make this ridiculous decision?
No?
So basically I'm opening the show by telling you that Kenny makes terrible decisions and he's kind of an idiot.
Let's check in with him.
So then we meet Kenny and Kenny's like, uh, Hawaii has.
become so unaffordable so I'm a I'm moving to Scotland he does this weird gutter old crazy
person laugh can he killed somebody in Hawaii is what's happening you're moving to Scotland
what are you trying to be part of your own murder mystery show who moves from Scotland looks
beautiful I've I've I've been wanting to go to Scotland for many years now especially with the
rise of the traders but I'm sorry if you're moving to Scotland for
from Hawaii, then something, something has fundamentally gone, gone awry in your life.
Like, you committed murder.
This does not make sense.
He committed murder.
I mean, look, he says he wants to move from Hawaii to Scotland for the nature, which is
I mean, you're going to get nature.
You're going to get rain.
Okay.
And a lot of gorgeous cliffs and hills.
And he also wonderful.
It's just.
Yeah.
He also wants to have access to quick flights to go around Europe.
I'm like, so why?
like a random corner of Scotland, why are you not like in Portugal or Italy or like somewhere
central in Europe that's worm or whatever? I just don't understand. So we see him like doing all
sorts of fun stuff, including walking around with his property expert, Laura McCollum. And so Linda
says, first time home buying in a new country is daunting. But the real challenge is to understand
what the hell this man is thinking at any given moment.
I'm at a professional loss.
The real challenge is Kenny himself.
What a fucking moron.
He's like, I have trouble choosing what shirt to put on in the morning.
And Laura McCallum just goes, oh dear.
Oh, God.
And this chick doesn't even fake it because it's not like one of those countries
where people are going to fake it for you.
She's like, this man's a fucking idiot.
I don't know what I'm supposed to do with this goddamn idiot.
What a fool.
Who leaves Hawaii?
to come to Scotland. Have you lost your goddamn marbles, man?
So now we see
the show opens,
now we're done opening credits, and we see Kenny,
and he's gone into a shop
to learn how to wear a kilt.
He's like, I've been told I need to learn
how to wear a kilt. And
the clerk is like, oh, you definitely
are, yeah, it's a good side of Scotland.
So he puts on his
kilt. He looks actually very
good in his kilt. It was like,
This felt like it might have been the beginning of an adult film a little bit, too.
He looks and acts like a porn star.
I'm not porn star, but porn person, like porn.
Yes.
Born B-list or whatever, C-list.
Performer.
Porn performer, yeah.
He's good looking.
He's very muscular.
And I guess that's why he's traveling around all the time.
That's what good people do.
You run out of locals to fuck, I guess.
So, yeah, he tries on his guilt, and he looks great.
Kenny Henderson, guys, in case you're Googling him.
So then we get to Kenny and he's like, I'm a passionate traveler and like I experience cultures and see how locals live.
So yeah, I work in the entertainment and event industry.
I'm like, you do not.
You tuck dick somewhere, Kenny.
Let's just be honest.
Just be honest.
Yeah, I don't know.
Like I feel like he's like, I don't know, he juggles or something.
I feel like he's like elevating like his role.
doing something.
And he's like, well, and since I'm not tied to any specific company,
I think I'm in a unique position to pick up a move anywhere I want.
So I've been all over the world, and then we see one of like a million polaroids.
Being around the world and I, aye, aye, aye, aye.
I've decided to live in a cold, foggy place.
So we see him scaling him out inside, posing at Machu Picchu and at a temple overlooking.
looking green mountains. And he's like, yeah, like I've worked jobs that have brought me all over
this planet. I love life. I love adventures. But, you know, I spent so many thousands of dollars
on a property in Hawaii wasn't even using. We don't have to sign leases there or purchase.
So I'm confused with his story because he says he wasted all this money, but then he said he
never signed a lease. So I'm confused what Kenny's story is here. Well, maybe he just bought and
didn't rent. I'm not sure. All I know is that half of this episode is looking at polar
rights of him, like, with his arms out, being like, here I am at another generic scenic vista.
I'm like, we get it. You travel. Okay. Yeah. He's one of those people who goes to places and then
shows the place his armpits. And that's his gift to the place. I'm like, congrats on working
on your delts. But no one needs you. No one needs that. Okay. I barely take it from the Statue of
Liberty. I'm, I was offended every day passing that thing when I lived in Staten Island. I'm like,
Nobody needs to smell you, France.
All right, put your arm down.
Well, then Kenny says, you know, I've been to Georgia and California and anywhere I could
run and took the hand of a preacher of man and we made love in the sun.
But I ran out of places and friendly faces because I had to be free.
I've been to paradise, but I've never been to Scotland.
I'm moving to Scotland.
Hawaii's expensive real estate priced poor, poor Kenny out of the market.
But this Europhile wanted a more central base camp for his travels anyway.
And Hawaii said, bye, you smell.
We don't like you anyway.
Get out of here, Kenny.
Stop showing your armpits to the mountains.
Yeah, I hate this.
It's like, well, he didn't like Hawaii in the first place.
So why stupid?
I'm like, no, Kenny.
Don't lie to us and don't lie to yourself.
What happened in Hawaii that is making you flee the state?
Because I'm selling you right now, you're not leaving Hawaii for,
for where you're moving. Like where he winds up here, I just don't, I just don't believe you're
leaving paradise for this. I'm sorry, I don't. Yeah. So he wants to be in Europe, okay, because
there's green, there's mountain, there's locks. And, you know, the first time he visited Falcirk,
I loved it. I fell in love with castles and histories. Oh my God. And it's affordable.
So he's going there because it's cheap, you know, which I think is a good reason. And he says it has
everything he needed and he saw the gears turned when he saw the prices.
So he's never been a homeowner before and he's never even bought furniture before.
He's never been in a home, actually.
He was born in a field in Hawaii and he was raised there until just right now.
Yeah, so see, he's also a compulsive one.
He's the Nell.
He's the Nell of Hawaii.
He's just, you know, like making, what did Nell do?
Did she make, wasn't she speaking to aliens or something?
I never saw Nell, but wasn't it that she was, like, discovered and she'd, like, never been around humans?
Yeah, but then wasn't she speaking to aliens or was that movie?
That was the movie with the redhead check.
That was contact, I think.
But I love the idea of mixing them together.
It was like, wasn't it crazy when Nell spoke to the aliens?
And then the aliens said that they liked fava beans and a glass of Kianti?
Silence of the Limes now.
So he's never bought furniture.
This guy is helpless.
and he's in his 40s.
I would just like to say he doesn't know how to...
He's like literally freaking out
about having to buy furniture in it.
He's like, but I've never bought furniture before.
Bro, what does this lady need to hold your hand for everything?
Because McCallum is not having it.
I'll tell you that shit, you fucking moron.
It's called the couch, Kenny.
Sit down on it.
I put on my best gray, woolen, Pajmina
just to listen to this bullshit.
So he's doing this whole thing about how you never own furniture.
etc., which I think is like, he's saying it like, isn't that so funny?
But I'm like, that's sad.
You're just sad.
You don't even have a chair.
Come on.
I'm sure you've bought a chair at some point in your life.
So we then see this.
Every episode, we always have like, you know, the place where someone starts and where they
move and then like an arrow, like, goes flying across the globe.
This one was going for a long time.
I was like, he's really moving.
This line, half the episode is watching this line, get across the globe to Scotland from Hawaii.
I was like, this is a lot of work.
Yeah, with a long squiggle.
And he tells us that he's been saving up because he doesn't want a loan.
He just wants to own something.
So that's it.
He's killed someone.
He has murdered someone.
He does not want a loan.
Are you kidding me?
Is he going to show up with a briefcase full of cash?
Yeah, basically.
And here's what I say, this is the person you want to murder because Kenny's got a lot of cash.
You know, Kenny has just made himself very attractive to murderers because they know he's going to be isolated.
and they know he's got a shit ton of cash.
Let's get him.
I just want to know what is going on in Kenny's life.
He's an entertaining contractor.
He's going to pay for this house all in cash.
He's leaving Hawaii for Scotland.
Something is not adding up here.
It's not adding up.
He's like an only fan's person or something because I don't understand how you're a party contractor all over the world.
Like people aren't going to call you from Hawaii to come throw them a party in like L.A., right?
Is he a singer?
Kenny Anderson.
I have to look him up now.
I,
Kenny was an eye.
Oh, oh, I found him right away.
He's a production coordinator.
The talent manager.
Over 20 years of experience in television
and events production
and wide-righted rules about including locations,
scout locations manager.
Oh, gee, let's see if there's a house hunters in here.
I'll bet there is.
I'll bet he did something at house hunters because this is crazy.
This makes more sense because I went on a game show once
and I couldn't say I was a podcast.
I had to say I was a party planner.
So this actually makes sense.
Something is weird here.
So on his little bio here, it says MTV Awards and many reality TV shows, MTV Networks from December, 2000 to August.
So he spent 22 years working at MTV, basically.
He also worked on Joe Millionaire.
Oh, wow.
That's crazy because we're going to be talking about the McBee Dynasty this week, which also started with Joe Millionaire.
What?
No, not Joe Millionaire.
It started with I want to marry a millionaire.
Well, I think it was called Joe Millionaire.
The main guy, the big muscular guy from McBee, Steve, Steve Jr.
He was on like Joe Millionaire or something.
And that's where he met Calla, that dummy Calla that he's with.
Wow.
Yeah.
Wow.
Okay, it all comes together.
So it looks like he worked at Joe Millionaire winner.
Hmm.
He still don't trust this guy.
Yeah, Steve's hot.
Okay, so back to this other guy.
Yeah, so I guess he's in TV production, which makes a lot more sense because he had to lie.
Okay, so that's why he's been everywhere.
He's been everywhere on MTV's nine.
So Laura is like, well, Falkirk is less than an hour from Edenburg and Edinburgh,
and an hour away from Glasgow.
So it's central, which makes it up and coming.
You know, it's one, it's an hour from here, an hour from there.
No one has to deal with Kenny.
So really, Falkirk wins.
Let's just put Kenny in a hold somewhere for $5.
rid of him.
So, you know, it's a little bit of a pressure on me to make sure that it's the right property for him,
but it's nothing that a little woolen pajama can't fix.
So then we see them walking on the streets.
And his wish list is he wants it to be quiet.
He wants two beds, two bath, because apparently he does have friends somewhere.
He wants to be walkable to shops, but he also wants to be near nature.
And his budget is $180,000.
dollars.
The quiet, this is one of the rare house hunters episodes where his needs are so contradictory
that budget is not really even an issue on this show.
Like normally that's a big thing.
Like, oh, it's over budget, it's under budget, whatever.
They don't even care about it.
Here it's just trying to make all of his finicky requests come true.
Yeah.
And they try and explain it to him, which is so funny because she's like, okay, this is Falkirk.
It's not a huge place.
So here's the downtown.
There's the stores.
And he goes, but there's no nature here.
She was right, because it's downtown.
So if you want to be outside of downtown, that's where the nature is.
It's like, great.
And then they go to the other, the nature place.
He's like, but wait a minute, I can't walk anywhere.
I don't have a car.
Because he doesn't want a car on top of everything else.
Yeah, he doesn't want to have to drive.
So he wants to be able to walk everywhere, but also be in nature in downtown.
Yeah.
So she starts in downtown because she's like, okay, I know he says he wants nature,
but like, what's the point of moving to?
Scotland if you're or to Falcark if you're not even going to live in the city right so she's like
I'm going to start him there which by the way if you love nature so much why are you not staying in
Hawaii just answer me that so he's like well this is great it's convenient in the supermarket's right
there and the pubs and the restaurants but I do prefer nature it's just just what I grew up with
and you know they're also about three bus stops just convenient for catching the bus I also noticing
you guys don't have any beach nearby do you have any surfing it's just what I grew up
Do we have a sort of hoping you have some surf spots around here.
Hopefully you guys have fire dancing.
Do you have that here?
No.
Any volcanoes?
Yeah, volcanoes would be great because I grew up around.
I said, God, damn it's the shade.
Where's the shaved ice?
Do we have the shaved ice spot around here somewhere?
Do you sell spam?
Tell me you sell spam.
It's like, God, damn it.
How hard to come out here.
We go look at house number one, which, by the way,
spoiler alert, he doesn't pick it.
is the most amazing one. It's great. It's the best one. It's beautiful. It's a bachelor, but I mean,
it's huge, and it has the kitchen. It's a perfect travel spot. Nice color scheme. It's very fashionable,
but without being like overly modernized, you know, they didn't slap white marble on everything
and some ship lap like most of these. Like, it's gorgeous. It's got style. It's fully furnished,
well furnished. It's great. Yeah, there's, they got these nice dark green walls. The, the, the fridge
is banged up for reasons we don't really understand why.
I'm just going to assume there was some frat boys living there.
Oh, like, you never run out of milk.
Like, you've never just held a hammer and banged on your fridge once in a while.
Yeah, you never get that of your fridge.
I'm like, out of milk again, God.
It's like, I blame the fridge for drinking.
The table is also beaten up.
Like, there was definitely, like, some partying happening here.
But, like, by and large, everything is nice.
So Kenny is, like, walking to the living room and he's, like, confused because there's, like, a big sofa.
It's like a sectional.
It's like L-shaped.
And it has one of those, it's not really a coffee table, but it's one of those, what do you call it?
One has the buttons in the upholstery.
Tufted.
There's a big tufted square.
And he's like, I don't even know what that is.
That's crazy.
What is that thing?
It's an Ottoman.
He's like, what?
I don't understand.
And then he walks up to the table and he feels it and he goes, it's kind of dusty.
You're not searching for tables, can't.
Annie.
Okay.
Sir, do you want to maintain your streak of not having to buy furniture?
Because this place has all the furniture you could ever want.
It's the nicest furniture, too.
It's all tasteful, tough did, gorgeous.
And he's like, gross.
So it's like, yeah, and then the fridge is dented and then the table's dusty.
Like, I feel like maybe there's too much furniture.
Like, because there's a couch here and then a couch there.
And then there's a couch there.
Kenny, if you buy the place, you can move out the furniture.
It's not about the furniture, can he?
Yes.
You can get rid of it.
You can actually donate it to someone who might need it, okay?
This is not a right person.
So Laura's like, I think he's a bit overwhelmed.
And that's a nice way of saying, stupid.
So it's a large flat.
It's got a lot of furniture.
He's never had that.
So he might be thinking, I've got furniture.
How do I get out of it?
How do I get it out of the house?
Which I think is what he's thinking, you know,
but you have to make some effort at some point.
Canny?
So they go into the bedroom.
and then there's a nice,
there's a nice,
onsuit bathroom.
That's really huge.
And there's like a second bedroom
that has bunk beds.
And he's like,
oh, bunk beds for the kids
I don't have and never will have.
Stop looking at me that way, Laura.
These pipes are closed for business.
She's like,
I wasn't looking at show it that way at all.
Ah, yeah, you were.
You want me.
But it could be a little bit smaller.
I mean, I don't know if you have a guest over.
And she's like, well, yeah.
All right, let me show you the main bathroom.
So they go into perfectly good, like,
renovated, updated bathroom.
And it has like a jacuzzi-style bathtub.
He's like, I don't know.
It's no shower.
It's a beautiful bathroom with a jacuzzi.
And she's like, well, the shower is in the onsuit in the main bedroom.
And he's like, but then if I have guests, then they have to shower in my shower, gross.
And my guests will all be children because there's only a bunk bed.
I can only have children guests.
And then what am I supposed to take a shower with somebody's kids?
What are you trying to do to me, Laura?
She's like, oh, my God, this is this dumb ass person.
And then the biggest crime of all is that there's a bus outside.
So now he's like, I mean, I mean, I'm supposed to like, that's a lot of noise, that bus that's out there.
I'm like, it's literally just a bus.
Also, he literally walks up to the window and he goes, wow, that's where the bus is.
I mean, it doesn't sound as loud as if you were outside.
Yeah, that's what a wall does, Kenny.
Okay, it dampens fucking sound.
I can't.
Like, everything Kenny says, I've just, like, put my head.
Why are you moving to a city if you don't want to hear the city sounds?
It's funny to me, it's like, outside, it made more noise, but inside it doesn't make as much noise.
It's weird how that happens.
That's a strange phenomenon.
It's also clear that, like...
to me. I also just hate when people leave one place and then the new place they move to,
they want to be just like the place they left. He's like, yeah, it's not quiet here. You know,
it's not quiet. It's also like not 75 degrees and has left. Like, I don't feel like I've got
some kissed air on me. It's like, why did you leave Hawaii if everything that you want is everything
you're getting in Hawaii? Yeah, he's like, why is it always gray here? Where do you guys tan?
I just grew up with that. She's like, it's Scotland. Oh, God, damn. So, um, she goes,
What does Linda say?
She's like, wow.
She says something like, wow.
She says something so snarky.
He's going to have to compromise because Laura's like, Kenny's going to have to compromise.
And he's looking for something that has everything he wants.
And then Linda goes, but that realization continues to elude Kenny.
Kenny's an idiot.
I'll just say it.
She's over.
Both of these women are so over, Kenny.
So he goes to have Scottish tapas, including Hagas.
with his friend, who I don't even believe
is his friend, honestly. His friend never looks at him
or speaks to him. And Kenny's like,
I guess I'll try the veggie haggis.
I'll try that one. And then we
find out what haggis is. And he's
like, well, traditional
haggis is a mix of sheep's offal
with vegetables and spices cooked in sheep's
stomach. They like to call it
the Kenny of meats in Scotland.
Veggie haggis is just stupid stuff. We call
veggie haggis. So stupid people like
Kenny will eat it. And then Kenny takes a bite of
And it's like, dude, you're going to be a local here.
You can't keep making this face every time you try a local thing.
He's like, ooh, I mean, I guess it's okay.
You're going to be kicked out of fucking Scotland before you even get here.
Don't mess with happiness.
If people who knew me were to describe me in three words, they would say, I'm kind.
I try to embrace the Aloha spirit even when I'm not in Hawaii.
Number two would be adventurous because I work gigs around the world and crave adventure.
And third would be unique or abnormal since I've taken the road less travel than life.
I've also heard scary, strange, indecisive, and generally annoying.
I don't know if that counts as one words or two.
I thought it was funny at this part because they clearly asked him.
Okay, Kenny, tell us about yourself.
He's like, uh, I don't know.
Okay, Kenny, just tell us, like, if there were three words to describe you.
And he goes, um, well,
kind,
tall.
This took 20 minutes,
and he still never came out with anything.
He said,
but his last one,
he's like,
but abnormal maybe
because nobody has a friend like me.
I know that.
The laugh that he did,
he gets progressively stranger
across the episode.
In the beginning,
I was like,
I mean,
this guy seems like fine.
He sort of doesn't have personality,
but he's fine.
But by the end of the episode,
I was like,
get this man off.
It's my TV.
I can't stand him anymore.
So he's like, he's talking about how it's one thing to rent a place internationally for a month,
but it's another to uproot and buy a home for a new life abroad.
He's like, yeah, this bit, the challenge is like really hard because to find nearly everything I want in my home.
But, you know, as long as it's close to surfing, coconut.
If there could be a coffee farm nearby, that would be great.
And I don't know, maybe some papayas and banana bread.
So we see on the screen, summer and Falcurt features an average high of about 65 degrees Fahrenheit.
Where's Hawaii's average summer temperature is 85? Stupid Kenny.
So Kenny's like, I just like wish it was hotter here.
And Laura's like, well, listen, I can understand the move from Falcirk to Hawaii.
That's a win.
But I don't really get the Hawaii to Falcirk.
What the fuck are you doing, Kenny?
Yeah, you're not alone.
My friends and family would say the same.
if they were still alive.
But I don't know.
Mysterious fire happened.
But it's just become so unaffordable.
Prices have skyrocketed.
I love the idea of being able to take short direct flights
to all my favorite places in Europe.
But alas, Hawaii has just gotten too crowded
and there's no more room for me.
You know that there's other islands, right?
What?
At the very least, they're Florida, Kenny.
What?
Jesus.
There's literally islands on Florida, too.
What?
There's also a career.
Caribbean.
What?
Spell it. I don't believe you.
Okay, so then Laura's like,
oh, God, this Kenny's so decisive.
Does he want quiet in nature,
which puts him further outside of town without a car?
Or does he want centralized with amenities
that don't require driving that don't have nature?
What the fuck, Kenny?
So now we go see house number two,
and they are out of town center,
which means they're far,
because it's not like a regular place
where the suburb is maybe 10 minutes outside of town.
It's like an hour, you know, or it's like 45 minutes.
In the middle of nowhere, in a generic space that's, the landscape is pretty, because it's
Scotland, of course, it's pretty, but there's like nothing around.
And they go to this building, which is totally unremarkable outside and in.
And it's just the, it's called House Number Two is a blank slate because there's like
no furniture in it.
All the rooms are strange shape.
They're all like different angles and like, it's just like weird.
It just feels stuffy in there to me.
Like you can tell this is one of those places where like you have to have the heater on all winter until you say, okay, it is time for me to shot off the heater.
And then it's like off, you know, it's like you can't just like turn on and off.
It's like you have to like do something in the boiler room.
And I just automatically did not like this space.
And they keep saying nature, but it's not like you look outside and there's rolling hills of green and a waterfall.
It's not like that.
It's just grass.
It's literally just grass.
and then you see the road, a rainy road, you know, and he's like, wow, nature.
Oh my God, this fucking guy, get a plant.
So it's a two-bedroom, one bath, it's on the second floor, it's in nature, as far as fuck from town,
it's not walkable, he doesn't have a car, and it's 120 grand, which is way under budget.
But, bro, you're very far away.
Yeah, like, very, very far away.
So it's just like looking around, and he's like, well, I don't hear too much noise.
That's good.
It's like, oh, that's because the nearest person is three hours from you.
Everyone else who lives in this building is a ghost.
They've already died, Kenny.
This is where we house people who got eliminated from the traitors.
I'm not going to lie.
Carolyn is just outside like, how dare you?
He's bad the drink queen in there.
So Kenny goes into this.
One thing I will say about this place, it has a nice size kitchen.
And he goes, he walked in, he's like,
Wow, small kitchen.
Excuse me, sir, you don't even own a place, and you're going to comment on the size of the kitchen.
And she's like, I don't think it's that small.
I think it's a decent size.
She's like, you're in Europe.
This is palatial.
Yeah, and he's like, but I can't fit a dining room table in here.
She goes, well, yeah, but you do that in the other room where there's a dining room.
Let me show you.
And he's like, oh, I guess you could put a dining room in here.
Yeah, that's why it's called a dining room.
You're stupid mother.
He's like, I didn't know how to do it because buying my own furniture is a foreign thing to me.
This place is a blank slate to work with, but I haven't given blank canvases an art class in the past.
And I don't really have anything to do with him except doodle, but I get a failing grade.
I've been told that my personality is like a blank slate, but I don't really know what that means.
This was some insight into his life, though.
He goes to art class, they give him a canvas, and he just doodles and fails.
and he thinks it's great.
He's like, isn't that amazing?
No, no one fails art class, can he?
All you have to do is put paint and call it, son.
Call it your feelings.
Can he?
Well, you finally delivered under nature.
I've been asking you for, she's like, thank you.
She's like, that felt a little aggressive, but that's fine.
He is aggressive with her.
And he keeps being like, you promise me nature, Lori, you fucking moron.
Where's the nature?
Is bus nature now, Lori?
It's the bus made out of bush?
Lloyd.
It's like, yeah, I have to take a bus.
Ew.
God, I don't want to have to buy a car, but now I have to drive a bus.
Gross.
I don't want any of it.
I'm going to have to hold my own groceries.
Now he's like, he's describing all the things that he wants that you'd get with car privilege.
He's like, but he doesn't actually want to buy the car.
He's like, what?
I have to go on a vehicle where I can't even control the radio.
What's even the point?
Yeah, he's like, yeah.
a bus, that's crazy
because then I'll have to take a bus
to the city center
and then I'll have to go to the grocery store
but then I'll have to take the groceries on the bus.
That's going to be really hard, Laura.
She's like, yeah, that's why you live in the city center,
you fucking dick suck.
Does the bus have a trunk I can put my groceries in?
And I don't know, is there a USB port
where I could plug in my phone and listen to music?
Does the bus have car?
Yes or no.
Come me.
Is there lumber support?
You want a car, don't you?
No, I don't want a car at all.
So now we go back to the city streets of Falca.
Can we see?
No, but this is, but before that, this is where Linda gets feisty.
She goes, well, Kenny's limitless indecision finally to rail his hunt.
I'm getting sick of this motherfucker.
So we go back to the city center and it's raining again because, of course.
And they look at a statue of a soldier.
And he's like, do you have any like shirtless soldier?
I'm just like used to that in Hawaii, you know?
Like, do you have any statues like, I don't know, that are shirtless?
This is making me uncomfortable.
It's just what I grew up with.
It's too cold here in Scotland to be shortless.
No one's taken off a shirt in this region in 300 years.
By the way, have you seen the movie Braveheart?
You better have.
Otherwise, it gets run out of town.
This is the tomb of Sir John de Graham, William Wallace's favorite soldiers, daughters, barista.
Oh, okay.
And by the way, don't say anything bad about Mel Gibson here, okay?
We just pretend the past decade hasn't happened.
All right.
Also, just so you know, Scrooge McDuck has a huge hero here.
So be careful.
So Kenny's like, I've really been researching history.
And one thing I've noticed is Scotland doesn't have much son.
I'm going to write somebody about that because it's what I grew up with.
He's really, um, I like that like, like he.
did a lot of research only to find out that that scotland doesn't have a lot of sun.
I just made that up.
But he's like, yeah.
I believe you.
He's like, yeah, I'm a dish.
I'm, you know, like I bungee jump or like paraglide.
So I'm going to have to push myself with this uncomfortable decision.
I have commitment phobia.
You know, I'm still single and I've never bought a home.
So maybe everyone's right and I don't know how to commit.
I mean, I've been committed.
but I don't know how to commit.
So then Laura pretends tonight, Kenny.
She's like, this always does the trick.
This little number here always gets someone to buy a house.
So then the Kiron comes up and it was like,
unfortunately, Scottish citizenship isn't that easy.
Currently, citizenship in Scotland is only attainable
through the British immigration system.
Sorry, suckers.
Yeah, they don't really address this.
Like, how is he going to just move to Scotland?
They never really addressed that, though,
Yeah, I don't know.
I never really understand.
So he's like, I guess I can be a knight now.
Will you unite me?
And so she knights him with her umbrella.
And he's like, I'm going to be called Sir Kenny now.
So they go to now house number three, which is also in downtown.
And it seems really nice.
And Laura takes into a place that is pedestrian only, which means there'll be no car noise.
So it'll be much better than.
and the other place that had a bus, a god-forsaken bus.
So he's excited.
He's like, yeah, this is great.
This is exactly what I want.
So house number three is on high street, which is funny because Kenny seems fairly high
through most of this episode.
And it's two-bedroom, two-bathroom.
It's central.
It's walkable.
It's $180,000, which is on budget.
And he does that thing where he's like, wow, that's going to just wipe out all my money.
I'm like, yeah, but it's near your budget.
So don't complain.
Yeah, it's your budget.
What are you complaining about?
Fucking Kenny.
If that's too much for you, then it's,
not your budget. Don't say $180,000 is your budget. It's too much for you. And it's
designed by the people who designed the Love Island set. It looks crazy. Like it's super
ultra-modern, but it's like, you know, pretty. It's fun. It's like a single, a swinging bachelor
kind of pad, you know, neon lights everywhere. And it's still pretty nice. And he goes,
wait a minute, though, Laura, you promised me nature. And she's like, Kenny, there's no nature
in the city, Kenny. Do you understand what I'm trying to say? Oh, yeah, but you know what? There's
a church. What did I tell you about
quiet? Is that bell going to keep going
off? And she's like, every hour, he's like
God, Laura, I hate
Bell, stupid churches. And then
every time they walk to another room and goes,
yep, I can still hear the bell from in here.
Well, and then they are
so, they're so funny because they just
run the bell sound throughout this entire scene.
They're just like trawling him
and us. You just hear, bong, bong, bong,
the entire scene.
He's like, I don't know.
At one point, he's like, why is the bell still going
on. It's not even the top of the hour
anymore. She's like, I don't know.
It's a bell tower. It's just what it does.
What do you want for me?
It's a bell tower.
So they check it out. It's a pretty nice place.
It's all modern and new looking.
And they go look at the guest room. It's like, I can still hear bells.
So he's like, listen, Laura, I'm still having some internal conflict.
Oh, well, I totally understand that. I've considered suicide.
three times.
Just talking to you.
Just talking to you.
In two days, Kenny.
Two days.
So now we look at the three options.
The number one, number two, number three.
Number one's the bachelor pad.
My choices were number one, the number one, the number two.
So naturally, the one that he goes for is the worst one ball, which is the second one.
He goes for number two.
The place was obviously number one for me.
I mean, yes, there's a bus outside.
Okay, no one, no one loves that.
But it was the nicest, the cheapest, you're up, you're by all the restaurants, you're in the city center.
Come on.
Yeah, this was, this was no.
He chooses the one with no taste, the worst shape, the least, the least livable, and the furthest from town.
And so now he has to take the fucking bus every place.
And he has to be the bus isn't so bad, I guess, you know.
I mean, they don't have car play, but it's decent.
And now he's going to drag all of his friends out to the stupid suburbs that none of them want to go to.
They want to just stay in Falcirk.
So he's just going to drag everyone down with the stupid thing.
And then, you know, I guess the one upside is that we got to learn about the Scottish soda called Earnbrew.
Which he also disses.
He's like, wow.
So I guess your local soda's kind of, ugh.
I mean, it's okay, I guess.
Wow, thanks for coming here just to diss our culture, Kenny.
Yeah, I mean, honestly.
But he does now get to connect with Scotland to take advantage of those direct flights under $100 to some of his favorite cities in Europe.
So that's it.
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