This Is My Favorite Tv

This is my favorite TV. TV $4999. Install $699. Fuck. It is too. Yeah, it was too late for me to go back home, but I still made it happen. This one took me three hours, and to put that in perspective, we sold two of these yesterday. The first one took under an hour, and the second one was like an hour and 30 minutes because there was a bathroom back there. I'll do those videos later, but today we got this 83 inch G5 and the last small white box. This 65 is getting replaced. I would say the gallery series is the most difficult TV to install because you got to get that box perfectly in the middle and there's only a 16 inch spacing between the mount. If we go here, I would have to cut this whole section out, put backing in there, and then put the drywall back. Cut the stud in the middle, then we just go here. This TV does come with the mount. I'm going to get a measurement from the top of the TV to the bracket. That way I know where it's going on the wall. The client was like, there's a stud in the way, just cut it. And what I was going to do was just reinforce it between the other two studs. Could just cut the box. At that point, I was like, yeah, cutting the box is going to be easy. So on these gallery series, I always do a test fit. And that tape, I'm going to take that tape off and replace it with new tape because I'm trying to be exact on where this white box goes. I'm going to trace the LV one here, get that cut out, and then measure all the way to the stud. And if my measurements is right, the stud should sit between six and eight on this box. I'd rather do that. Here I'm cutting all the way to the stud, that way I know where to put the box before I trace it. When I start cutting, I was like, wait a minute, am I sure this is one stud? Then the tape measure said three inches, relax. No, it is not. It is just one. Please don't be two studs, please don't. Load bearing stud. It is too. But can't you just take out one of them? Hell no, all this shit going to fall apart. One thing about me, I'm going to figure something out. Watch this GD work. My only concern was how the box was going to fit by that stud area. So I might just nick this. There is no cannon. And set all the kids. And I think we're going to be all right. So this, let me take these goofy ass glasses off. But this was the plan. Hopefully everything works. Boy, that GD working today. I should have went to college. I'm putting this tape on the wall because I want to cut more of the wall, but the lip will cover it. That way I can get this drill bit to go to that other stud. Once I go through this one, that'll give me access to the outlet on the other side, and then I'm going to do another one for the HDMIs and then another one for the power. So I drilled through this one. Hopefully this goes all the way to the stud right here. Please go all the way to the uh Oh, wait, wait. Okay. Hell yeah. Brother Derek is going to cut the power off for me. Now, in order for this to be up to code, I got to take this entire outlet box out. And the drywall around it was trash, but I'm but I'm going to show you. All this was fucked up before I started. No hole in here, no shit. After fighting with this box for three minutes, I'm done. Story of my life. But now I'm going to send the fish tape down to here. We're going to tape the Romex here and then pull it back up to where the white box is going to be at. Since we got three wires in there, I'm just going to wire in everything. Before they had a quick and neck, so we're going to get rid of that. No LV one, just plate in the wall with drywall screws and extension cord in there. So what I'm going to do, I'm going to send those three HDMIs through the stud. I'm going to tape it to that existing wire and then pull everything down. The reason why I pulled it so hard, relax, is because everything got stuck and I was frustrated. With the HDMIs through, I'm going to send the fish tape, grab the Romex, tape that, bring that back through, and then we'll add the outlet. But I'm going to go into the screws though, not the quick and necks. Outlet's in the wall, got to bring those cables through. I forgot to knock out the little part right there. Once I do that, I'm going to finesse the outlet in there. Oh boy, we we cooking. I really do think I got some of the best hand eye coordination of all time. Outlet cover goes on there, I'm going to secure the box to the wall. Now on the bottom down here, I'm going to go ahead throw a LV one on there and a plate, make it look nice. But first, let's fix a couple of these drywall mistakes. At the end of the day, the drywall was kind of crumbled like them cookies, but I feel like I was the one that touched it, so I got to fix it. No Epstein. Is it cool with y'all? Can we just take a second and admire the job that was done here? The only thing I don't like about this TV, you got to have 16 inch studs and it's not enough room for the HDMIs. Only like one HDMI can fit in there. That's why I use those thin cables. So if we're trying to put all three of those in there, it's not going to sit flat. In my opinion, I already think this is the best TV in the world. But the two things that would elevate it would be enough room for the HDMIs and if they had a mount that could accommodate for 24 inch studs. And that's just my unbiased opinion. Most of the TVs I have in my house are Samsung. Actually, do I even I don't even own an LG TV. But this is still my favorite TV. Normal price on this TV is 64.99. For Black Friday, it is on sale for 5,000. Now, if that's not within the budget, they do have the C series for 31.99. It's pretty much the exact same picture. It just doesn't sit as flat as this. Well, hell, it ain't in my budget either. That's probably why I ain't got one. Bloopers up next.