For all the statisticians, a question like this would be good: What was the largest VHTV apartment/house?
How many rooms did it have and how many cameras?
Pretty sure that would have been Marys house. Insane number of cameras. I do not remember how much but well over the high 30s. They even had three cameras in the garden where they grew vegetables. 
Rooms / areas? Let me think…
- Kitchen
- Living room
- Hallway ground floor
- Hallway upper floor
- Staircase
- Mary & Grishas bedroom
- Scarlett & Oleg bedroom
- Guest bedroom
- Bathroom
- Sauna
- Loggia
- Patio
- Pool
- Frontyard
- Backyard
- Garden
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This one was really a bit strange. First that insanely big house had only about 15 cams and a lot of blindspots. After a lot of complaining from people they got a shitload of more cameras (I would even say too much now) wich brought the total numbers of cameras close to 40. And then about a week later the place went on relocation
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Thank you so much @kaya
@jabbath1987 this was actually fun to sus out considering I had no idea at all 
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I assure you it has nothing to do with not WANTING something from the archive. I would like very much to have access to the archive.
Layla has always been one of my all-time favorites. She always reminded me of Reese Witherspoon.
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Good to see this finally get solved, congrats @Whadupp6969
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surprising really took only a day to solve thought this would go on for at least min 3 days , just goes to prove who the addicts are , but im not bitter and just to prove it heres a well earned drink for @Whadupp6969 WELL DONE!
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Thank you everyone, hopefully that’s not how I will get my drink 
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BTW, what’s a phone joker and why am I one?
Thank you John. That’s very kind and generous.
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There is the TV program “Who wants to be a millionaire?”, which is a quiz show and the telephone joker is an important person you can call for help in solving a question.
Aah yes, I know the show. I even know about the phone call to an outside person. I didn’t know it was called the telephone joker. To paraphrase a famous quote, “I’m your telephone joker.”
(Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday in Tombstone, “I’m your Huckleberry.”)