The fridge, an open-box model from Best Buy, stopped cooling after reaching a certain temperature, despite being documented as working and having factory tape on it.
The delivery was surprisingly smooth; the delivery team was efficient, and the fridge was installed without damaging the house, but it failed to cool properly shortly after.
Best Buy initially agreed to exchange the fridge for a new one but later retracted, offering only a refund instead, leaving the customer without a working fridge before a major holiday.
With 14 guests expected and a fully stocked but inadequate basement fridge, the host had to cook a large amount of food without proper refrigeration, adding stress to the preparations.
The host chose 3D printing as their next hyperfixation, inspired by the advancements and possibilities in home resin printing and metal sintering.
A pristine serrated Tyrannosaurus tooth, priced at $17,000, was the most expensive item mentioned for collecting dinosaur bones.
The suggestion was to get into Marbula One, a marble racing series, involving collecting marble runs, 3D printing custom obstacles, and creating a personal marble racing setup.
The host was initially not excited about BattleBots but expressed genuine interest in 3D printing, acknowledging the advancements and potential for creating various objects at home.
There are two certainties in life: Mark will ALWAYS have obsessions, and Bob will NEVER be able to own a decent fridge.
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