House Hunters Season 2016 Episode 1 Couple Wants Big Kitchen to Avoid Booty Bumpin'

In the first episode of House Hunters season 2016, a couple is on the hunt for a new home with one specific feature in mind: a big kitchen. The reason for this is somewhat unusual, as they want to avoid the "booty bumpin'" that often occurs when two people try to cook in a small space.

The couple, Laurie and Rich, currently live in a cramped apartment with a tiny kitchen that barely fits one person, let alone two. This has led to a lot of frustration and arguments in the past, as they both enjoy cooking and often have to dance around each other to get anything done.

As they begin their search for a new home, they're determined to find something that will enable them to cook together without getting in each other's way. In addition to a big kitchen, they're also looking for a few other features, such as an outdoor space for grilling and entertaining, and a location that's close to restaurants and other amenities.

Their real estate agent, Julie, shows them three different properties over the course of the episode. The first is a cozy bungalow with a lot of charm, but unfortunately the kitchen is far too small for their needs. While they appreciate the historic details and the nice backyard, they know that they would be miserable trying to cook in that space.

The second property is a large, modern house with an open floor plan and a huge kitchen that seems perfect at first. However, as they explore the rest of the house, they realize that it's not quite right for them. The bedrooms are all on the second floor, which could be a problem if they decide to start a family, and the backyard is too small for their dog to run around in.

Finally, they visit a spacious ranch-style house with a big kitchen, an outdoor patio, and plenty of room for their dog to play. They instantly fall in love with the house, and spend a lot of time imagining how they would set up their new kitchen. There's enough space for both of them to cook at the same time, and they can picture themselves hosting dinner parties and barbecues in the backyard.

Although the house is a bit over their budget, they decide to make an offer anyway, knowing that it's exactly what they've been looking for. The rest of the episode follows the couple as they go through the process of negotiating the sale, getting inspections, and preparing for their move.

In the end, they're thrilled to have found a home that meets all of their requirements, including the all-important big kitchen. They're looking forward to many years of happy cooking and entertaining in their new space, and are glad that they won't have to worry about booty bumpin' anymore.