The conversation starts with Jeffy and Marvin discussing the durability of the windows in their house. Jeffy asserts that they are not hammer-proof, to which Marvin responds that he hasn't tested it. Jeffy then expresses a desire to conduct a scientific experiment to test his hypothesis. This leads to a heated argument with Marvin's father, who forbids Jeffy from testing his hypothesis by trying to break the windows.
Marvin and Jeffy then decide to build their own tree house, ignoring the objections of Marvin's father. They find a suitable tree and call a construction company to build the tree house. The construction company arrives and begins work immediately, despite the unusual request.
Once the tree house is complete, Marvin's father arrives and is impressed by the tree house. However, he is annoyed when Marvin and Jeffy start adding more features to the tree house, such as a swing and a swimming pool. Marvin's father leaves, promising to return with a doctor for Marvin, who has been stabbed by a rusty nail.
Marvin and Jeffy continue to argue about the rules of their tree house. Marvin is upset because he is not allowed inside the tree house, and Jeffy is upset because Marvin is not taking him seriously. Marvin's father returns with a doctor, but Marvin refuses to let him inside the tree house, leading to another argument.
Marvin's father then sells the tree house to a real estate agent, despite Marvin's objections. The tree house is destroyed by a hurricane, but Marvin's father collects a large insurance payout. The conversation ends with Marvin's father expressing concern about global warming, and the sound of a music track.
1. The speaker asks if the windows on the house are hammer-proof. [Source: Document(page_content="00:00:00.16: hey daddy do you know if the windows on...")]
2. The speaker has not tested the windows for their ability to withstand a hammer. [Source: Document(page_content="00:00:03.68: they're not how do you know have you...")]
3. The speaker believes that if a hammer hits a glass window, it will shatter. [Source: Document(page_content="00:00:09.52: hammer hits a glass window it's gonna...")]
4. The speaker wants to test this hypothesis by breaking the windows. [Source: Document(page_content="00:00:16.72: you're not gonna test it jeffy look...")]
5. The speaker's father forbids the experiment. [Source: Document(page_content="00:00:24.16: i'm not gonna be a scientist jeffy this is my house...")]
6. The speaker and another child decide to build a tree house. [Source: Document(page_content="00:00:50.32: you could get a tree house watch a train...")]
7. The speaker contacts a construction company to build the tree house immediately. [Source: Document(page_content="00:01:15.04: i'll pick up the supplies and be right over...")]
8. The construction company agrees to build the tree house immediately, despite the speaker's lack of funds. [Source: Document(page_content="00:01:44.32: all right i like that uh yeah well...")]
9. The speaker and another child argue about the rules of the tree house, with the speaker insisting that only girls with big buttocks who don't wipe are allowed. [Source: Document(page_content="00:03:43.92: rule number one no daddy's allowed yeah yeah...")]
10. The speaker suggests adding a swimming pool and a hot tub to the tree house. [Source: Document(page_content="00:05:33.04: boom swimming pool and it's totally not...")]
11. The speaker and another child order pizza for dinner. [Source: Document(page_content="00:06:25.36: we could order pizza that sounds good...")]
12. The speaker's father sells the tree house for $2 million cash, despite the tree house being on his property. [Source: Document(page_content="00:09:48.24: and it has a beautiful waterfront property...")]
13. The speaker's father insists that he spent $4 million on an insurance policy for the tree house, suggesting that the tree house was destroyed by a hurricane. [Source: Document(page_content="00:10:45.84: i put minutes of work into this...")]