Video Interlude: Lord, Someone Made a "Shit Real Estate Agents Say" Video

× Like us and you'll find top breaking news in your Facebook newsfeed. Sign up for our daily email newsletter and get top stories and breaking news delivered to your inbox. Wednesday, February 8, 2012, by Sarah Firshein

Not surprisingly, the "Shit [...] Say" YouTube viral-video phenomenon—you know, the original (and excellent) Shit Girls Say and progeny such as Shit New Yorkers Say and Shit Nobody Says—has hit the real estate industry. Also not surprisingly, Shit Real Estate Agents Say, starring Nashville real estate agent Brian Copeland and Atlanta real estate agent Maura Neill, includes a lot of lines like, "It's a grrrrreat time to be a buyer," "It's a grrrrreat time to be a seller," "It has real. Laminate. Wood. Floors," and "I think he actually died in the hospital, not here." Watch in full below.

The Video:

· Sh*t Real Estate Agents Say [YouTube via Curbed DC]

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That's Rather Strange: Someone Really Must Love Midcentury Seating...

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· Nick Baxter Tattoo Galleries [official site]

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On the Market: Here's What Someone Did to Martha Stewart's Old Penthouse

× Like us and you'll find top breaking news in your Facebook newsfeed. Sign up for our daily email newsletter and get top stories and breaking news delivered to your inbox. Tuesday, January 18, 2011, by Sarah

Is that a decorative bust we see? How very Martha Stewart to keep odd head accessories in plain view! In fact, the apartment shown here, the penthouse of a glassy Richard Meier building, used to belong to Stewart herself until it was sold to someone nicknamed "Captain Fun," reports the Wall Street Journal today. Elsewhere in the apartment, note our cousins at Curbed NY, there's a "giant bear swinging over the staircase, surrounded by traffic cones." Using urban and possibly found objects: that's nothing if not Martha-approved resourcefulness. But would she approve of the $13.M ask?

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