It looks to be a dining table to me.
If there is and the laggy problems haven’t been addressed, it will not go well. The lag might not be too bad now but it will be an entirely different thing when they have a party and a ton of people are tuning in.
thankfully it appears to be site wide and not just this realm so hopefully the higher powers that be will do their thing
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The people watching do not matter. They don’t access the house directly. They access the VHTV servers. For the house it doesn’t matter if 1 or 1 Million people watch 
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Draca visiting.
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Can anyone tell me why some countries think it is a good idea to put washing & tumble machines in bathrooms? Serious question… Over here in UK, we wouldn’t dream of doing this.
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I have them in the exact same way in the bathroom here. I don’t see a problem there…
have them the same way in my apartment in USA
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The UK has strict rules and we don’t have electric sockets in bathrooms…
Was just curious that’s all -.even though I have no children, would you trust them not to put their wet fingers in or near electrical sockets or even splash them?
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Really? No sockets in bathroom? How do you charge electric toothbrushes, shavers and power hairdryer?
There are sockets which are waterproof and we have them here in bathrooms in Germany.
The outlet for the washing machine may be located outside the bathroom.
Charge and use them in other rooms… We only have 2-pin shaver sockets in bathrooms, so I guess, if things have 2-pin plugs, it’s fine I guess- even though we have 3-pin plugs.
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Quite strange 
As a teen, I claimed bathroom sockets were harmless after my dad scolded me for not watching my little sister around them. So he told me to plug something in exactly the way he showed me. I did, and he screamed in my ear loudly. Teen Kaya genuinely thought she got electrocuted for a second, was scared as hell, and never allowed that toddler to play around sockets anymore 
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and if stuttering started?
Thankfully most buildings have RCDs nowadays in bathrooms which means power is cut only a fracture of seconds after somebody accidently touches the socket.
But I can understand your fear🤗. I got shocked by a faulty PC PSU some years ago and have high respect when it is about electric currents for now.
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Yep, wouldn’t recommend it to anyone for sure, but between me and dad, that was an acceptable level of prank
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