Small house build Framing New construction
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- In this video I show you more framing for the small house build. The 700 + square foot house has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms and is being built from the ground up. New construction framing cost wil be listed in the following episodes.
Hello all,
In this episode I talk about how I treat my workers and why it's important to do things the right way. If you treat people as human beings they will act in kind. I received some "interesting" comments latelly so in this episode I am trying to get across the message of "GO AFTER YOUR DREAM/GOAL don't let people put doubt in your head and work towards whatever you want to achieve and you WILL get it, period!
Take care guys and thank you for everything that you do for my channel.
Hello,
I really enjoy your content. Affordable housing is much needed all over. My wife and I recently had our first child and been trying to find a home but everything is so expensive. I'm not sure how someone affords the mortgage payment on homes. I love that you try to keep your home payments around the $400 to $600 range. That is around the price we would hope to find. Wish you were here in Texas. I would hire you to build us a home!
Keep up the good work... for every hater their 99 congratulatory 🍾🍾🍾
I admire your outlook and philosophy about your workers. I used to frame homes for habitat, and I would never do it for a living because most employers treat their guys like crap. The company I work for now(not in construction) doesnt know the first thing about treating employees right. If I wasn't so close to retirement I'd go somewhere else
I fully agree with you, if the atmosphere between workman and (boss) / I always say workman with a different task / is good work people become thinkers instead of clock watchers,
I have now seen a number of vid how the workmen behave ( outside just nice)
I like to watch more vids from you, with kind regards from the Netherlands
Hello sr. Im from texas and Im about to start a house just like this one i would like to know or learn how to do estimates
There are basically two different types of TH-camrs. The ones who are trying to make money for their channel, and the ones who are using the platform to teach others important information. We all know which side of the fence the Migraine Craftsman is on! You are awesome, MC.
/cheers
David Headings you can definitely do both :)
@@I-TRACK-DAILY Yes,that is very true. Maybe there are three types of youtubers! Thanks.
Damn right.
Agree ...
Thanks for what you do. I live in Ohio and I'm 17 years old I go to a career center for construction and I'm starting an apprenticeship in the summer and my plan is to build my house 2 years after highschool which might not be realistic but I don't care that is my goal.thanks man👍👍👍
Save your money, when you hit 18 get a secured credit card to buld your credit score. If you do those 2 things you will be miles ahead of other people your age.
I can tell you if you do it right you can get a house paid for or a very low mortgage payment by the time you are 25.
What I just told you is what I did, hard work pays off! just don't get distracted or sidetracked trust me those times will come too.
@@MigraineCraftsman thank you!
It's realistic JK Ultra you can do it trust me just stick with your dreams&goals.i promise you @your age it's realistic in that medium your working In. & with yourself, embrace & soak all your training/learning in and you'll be & take it to the level you want to be!
I wish I were thinking like that when I was you age! God Bless!
JK Ultra live in a few different homes too, to see what you like and what you don’t so your house design is yours and you won’t have many regrets. (You’ll learn from each of your builds and designs though it doesn’t have to be a regret.)
Bob and Dennis thank you for inspiring the youngin. We need more folks to think about their future a bit earlier. They have better lifes we all have better lifes.
Great advice, don;t let people kill your dreams with negativity. I'm learning to develop and most of what I hear from people is negative. Everyone trys to convince me I can't do it. I will keep going and succeed.
The truth will set you free. Glad I found your channel. Keep up the good work!
I wish I could work with you on my dream home. But I live in Western NY. I absolutely love your values and guidance
They are doing a great job. I like they are taking their time..I love your attitude..
The move videos of yours I watch, the more I respect you. And thank you for encouraging us viewers to follow our dreams when others discourage us. I needed some encouragement today.
:)
Nice work l hope god keep you Headache away Make you filming those videos!!!
I’m building a 750 sq ft home in Oregon this summer. I have framed three houses so I know some basics but would love to reach out with questions as they come up. Thanks for your help!
Thank you for sharing and being a person of compassion and positive change. I truly love what you are doing and inspired by your passion. Please keep doing these awesome affordable homes. God bless!!
You fill a need I wish so many others were able to accomplish. Homes that are less than 1500 square feet, let alone 1,000, are just so hard to find. But they're so much easier to keep clean and organized, especially if you can later toss in a couple accessory sheds around the property, or even a detached garage someday. It's so hard to tell the scale, but are you framing 8' or 9' walls?
I've been going through your video history and thoroughly enjoying your channel, so I hope all the likes I've been adding have been helping your TH-cam channel climb even a little!
Thx for the VIEWS! lol
As for the walls they are standard 8 footers. (cheaper to finish)
Georgia's building codes have always been alot different than say, like florida or south carolina. Which is a good thing. Looking good!
Had to edit because I just noticed this video was from a year ago. Lol. Anyway, I bet it turned out great 👍
I absolutely Love to watch your work! Very satisfying seeing how they come together, makes home ownership seem so much more achievable! I'm obsessed. And your work ethic always delivers. I'm currently saving money to build one similar to a previous video. YOU ARE AWESOME thank you. #Caribbeansinglemom
You can accomplish whatever you put your mind to, save your money, do you homework and you can get it done.
Finally a kind boss, nice to see love it
I respect your hustle bro good motives spirit is on point I would love to know more about your business
Thank you!
Amen on treating people like you want to be treated
i was hoping to hear about framing cost in this or previous video
Hi i watch the video with your guy putting the hardie boards on the house that were already to the lady . I would like to know the total cost for the exact house to be built on my own land thanks
There's a day coming when you're going to need a big favor from these guys, and they'll come through for you. If you had been riding them the whole way, forget any favors. You'll get more from these guys than the crew that does it in a day.
I see you didnt put anything between the base board and the concrete slab, aint bugs gonna infiltrate trough there or heat can be lost trough there ? 🤔
As long as its right, 2 days is great!
Hi there, I have a question.
I noticed some of the pex tubing that comes out of the slab doesnt land between the framing, what do you do to cover it when finsihed?
A little half wall with easy access to the pipes, stay tuned and youll see how that comes together.
Where in Georgia are you building these homes?
Do you ever build a house to someone else's specs. other than your own?
Can you compare your costs vrs if you did the labor yourself?
It would be literally half but it would take me a lot longer and that is just not a feasible way to run a business, at least mine.
What was the cost for the framing and outside finishes?
Take a look here th-cam.com/video/FobbfPmNYoM/w-d-xo.html also I have a vid on hardie board siding here th-cam.com/video/wJBmLXzA5UQ/w-d-xo.html
If you look through the channel you can see a bunch of cost broken down.
@@MigraineCraftsman thank you
@@rickyfametv954 You are welcome
Is it possible to buy this house plan?
Id rather have it done RIGHT than FAST-for safety and quality purposes correct!
I can not find the building codes in my area.
Visit your building department, you local courthouse can point you in the right direction
Migraine Craftsman thank you
Ok man so since you've done 3 houses in this neighborhood, the next logical step is to buy your own acreage, and do an entire development!
I'm working on that :)
Absolutely love the videos man. I can genuinely tell you are a honest stand up guy and I believe you when you say you want to help people. I hope you never stop making these videos!!!
Thank you, when I grow my channel a bit I have some interesting things planned for all you that watch.
joe momma HEY, MR. MC IS A GREAT GUY, HONEST, REAL, HE DOES THIS CUZ HE LOVES WHAT HE DOES, WHICH IS SO OBVIOUS!!!! AND HE LIKES HELPING PEOPLE!!!! WE NEED MORE PEOOLE LIKE HIM HIM IN THIS WORLD, IT WOULD DEFINITELY BE A BETTER PLACE FOR SURE. WE DEFINITELY NEED MORE PEOPLE LIKE HIM IN THE BUILDING INDUSTRY, THEN MORE PEOPLE WOULD GET HONEST DEALS AND NOT TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF!!!!!! THANK YOU MR. MC FOR WHAT YOU DO, I HIGHLY APPRECIATE YOU!!!! MANY OF US HIGHLY APPRECIATE YOU!!!! PEACHES
I love that in every video you've ever made on the channel you say "I love what I do!" They say if you love what you do then you'll never work another day in your life. Not many people can say that. Nice job.
that is one of my favorite sayings, big thumbs up!
I like how efficient u guys are .I most def agree about the housing crisis ! great job
Mortgages now a days are getting expensive and more and more people can't afford a decent house.
@@MigraineCraftsman just look at California! my next house will be small for sure
I sure wish you were based here in southern California where home prices are astronomical. My sister tried and failed to build a small 1300 sq ft house in northern LA county. Too many red tapes to go through. Most builders are not interested in building small houses. Expensive fees for utility hookups, school districts, fire and police, etc. At the end of the day your small house would cost almost as much as a house built by a national home builder. So keep up with your good work and continue to be unselfish in helping others to afford a home while still earning a decent living for yourself.
I prefer your video to a movie
Thank you, stick around and you won't be disappointed for what I have planned for future content. The hint is in what you wrote.
I'm curious how the vent line that's an Inch out, is easily fixed. Will you show a shot in upcoming vids? Thanks! Love what you do; Keep it up!
I'l show it no worries,
this looks like a bathtub wall so he may be able to offset this pipe back into the existing wall cavity, also you can fur out the wall one inch , or move the partition if it is feesable.
It is clear that they know what they are doing. Also no need to force them to work faster they are obviously not trying to run from the work and abuse your trust. They are human beings not machine ;)
One of them is a kiddo and he is learning on the job since the school is out
I been watching ur videos. N I want to let u know. I love it. So much knowledge and someday I'm building one home. Maybe even do what ur doing but down in California. I love to help ppl. Ty again.
I would love to see a home this size built to passive house standards. Have you built anything around the 1,200-1,500 sq ft range?
Biggest I built was a 2 story 1450 cabin. It had spray foam insulation and ridged board insualtion in the exterior walls. I overinsulated the heck out of that house. That being said I never built a fully passive one, although I do like the idea of those builds.
Migraine Craftsman it takes so much money to bring to passive standard. I think you’re doing a great job deciding on what is worth it... like you said rockwool over fiberglass insulation. Great choice without going overboard.
ArthurDentZaphodBeeb why don’t you share the details how to spend that $500 to do a better insulation instead of being rude.
Alexander Photographer he is probably referring to air sealing which can be done fairly inexpensively. The question is wether or not it is worth his time to do it or pay someone to do it. This house is built much better then the home I currently live in and I have no complaints.
Air sealing methods would include details such as sill sealant, sheathing seams taped, WRB or housewrap properly taped, foundation to sheathing sealed using either a sealant or tape... properly sealed Sheetrock to separate the conditioned and unconditioned space etc... there is always so much to do and although the materials cost may only be “$500” the time and labor of those details is extreme in many cases. Some are easier then others but the cost is not inconsequential.
@@dennispope8160 :) I had plenty of these discussions with my local inspectors and even they say some things are just not worth it in our climate. You hit the nail on the head with the second sentence, diminishing returns is what a lot of folks don't understand, big thumbs up thank you for chiming in.
I also have daily migraines and when bosses crack the whip on me, my efficiency allways drops. My best work is when I can slow down and do my work with a clear head. Soon as the boss comes around and starts micromanaging me, I loose my clear head.
I lot of people have to deal with that, a smart boss realizes that and gets the most out of their employees. I have seen so many good and bad ones and I learned from both.
I’d much rather someone take a little longer and do quality work than work fast and sloppy.
what software do you use for this. I own a contracting company and I got a call from a customer today and they asked me a million questions (testing my knowledge) but I answered them all correctly and they want me to build them basically one of these, they are the ones that referred me to your channel to do some "homework" as this will be my first new home construction. butttt I GOTTTT THISSS🤙
Home designer by chief architect. I am glad to see some one else is building small homes, much respect to you.
How are you MC. I pray you feel well. I am not a builder, another person like you. I understand what you say about working with people and having a good relationship, working environment. Thank you for bring so caring about what work you do and how to treat people. Gid bless you. I wish I was living in your town, perhaps I would think of having a small one bedroom house for myself. Keep on doing what you do. Take care. We need more people like you sir. Thanks again.
Wow a boss who isn't constantly increasing the speed of production. He actually treats his workers like humans! What is this crazy socialism!
:)
It's always good to go at a pace that's not too fast. Because 45 years of busting ass just gives you a bad back bad knees and an early death. These guys do not look young so they have a right to pace themselves.
I busted my ass for someone else before and never got much in return, so since I'm on the other side now I understand that there is more then one way to do things.
Frame it in a day lol properly?, probably not without mistakes when its time to install doors you'll find out quickly where your oopsies are lol take the extra day in the end its worth it
Exactly right, 1 or 2 extra days is not gonna kill me but things get done without rushing.
I love what you are doing, your a smart man. small affordable housing is a great investment for you and the buyer, Mc'Mansions that cost THOUSANDS to maintain each year in TAX and utilities are not good investments. Keep up the great work🤟
I used to live in an area where yout taxes were over a thousand dollars a month (just your real estate taxes) needless to say I moved out of the state completelly, they lost their mind.
Hey boss how's it going, since you are a contractor I have a question and hope you can answer...
I am currently a class A driver and I am looking forward to join a company next year that either does tract home builds or custom home builds.
I want to learn framing and I have previous construction experience, I worked with a general contractor for about 4 years, so I know a bit of everything, and I did commercial electrical for 3 years. So my question is, for an apprentice what is starting pay, with the previous work experience I have, I know it's not on framing itself, but have some knowledge about it and use TH-cam as a school itself with videos like yours.
I live in California, would you happen to know what rate I could start off at?
Thank you
This is one of those questions that is area specific, different markest will commend different rates.
I pay $15 an hour for grunt work (low skill)
$20-30 an hour and up for other jobs.
I don't know pay scales for Cali but I do know building gets pricey there so you will have to see what people offer you and go from there.
I did read something a while back that some handyman in California were making 6 figures a year.
@@MigraineCraftsman thanks for the response, I will look into it next year once I decide to get into becoming a residential framer, for now I will continue seeing your videos and other building channels.
I stumbled across it today and i appreciate all the info you give us all, thank you very much for all the content, have a great weekend
that's right i agree with you, this is why i am watching your video i want to learn how to build a house. Good Job Men.
Good deal, feel free to ask any questions.
Please don't ever let negative comments get you down or make you share less. Your positivity is awesome! Loving hearing your joy in what you do!
I think it's great what you do. I wish people would build houses like this where I live. You can't get a new build for under 400k in my area and they're all wannabe mansions 4' apart from each other.
More taxes for the city that is why it's so hard to build small now a days.
"Do you want it done quick or right?" that is what my carpenter uncle always taught me!
Your right on, I’d rather it take longer to ensure it’s done right then have it slapped together like some do. Also i sure wish more people would follow the golden rule of treating others like you would want to be treated.
I’d love to know how you found goods subs for your projects.
Hey dude! Keep up the good work. Don't be bothered with the haters! Glad you're building a new one I got something to look forward to.
HUGO!
Nice to see you around, your sound episode is interesting I will be doing some of that on this build.
Not open concept. Interesting to see the final process.
55 years plus doing construction most as a foreman, superintendent or company owner and never pushed my crews we got plenty done with few mistakes and few injuries.....I was always part of the crew and didn’t ask anyone to do anything I wouldn’t do myself.
Treat others as you want to be treated, where did I hear that before :)
We have 100 sqm land for the house in the farm . This is very awesome idea and I would love to do it on my own but I'm away from that place only I can show this to my brother so that he can learn from your very nice creativity ❤🥰😉 thank you so much for this
So much truth in this video. The old-school mentality of bullying ppl. to move faster or rush harder are over. I've been blessed enough to work for 2 major corporations that have offered leadership & emotional intelligence training. I've applied it into my personal life too. Those guys seem to move at a perfect steady pace anyway. Every one of them is moving at all times. What else can you ask for... Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!
Do you have building plans for a home around 800 sq ft ? I will be building a home for a friend of mine soon and would like to see some floor plans.
I do have something I might build in the future. It's a 20 by 40 floor plan 2 bed 2 bath house plan.
You and your guys do an amazing job. These people talking about how much quicker the job should be done are probably the one's building $300,000 house's that the roofs leak after one year because their rushing the job and not doing quality work.
Talkers talk and criticize...doers do and have no time for talk❤ neat channel ...I am thinking of selling my downtown condo and buying a bit of land🤗
thanks new sub very inspiring!♡!
Kinda sucks that people comment hateful things and rant about how they can do it better. Really doesn’t matter. Your boys are working hard and they are obviously not slacking, regardless of their pace and efficiency. Love the channel and great content. This house was super satisfying to watch getting framed
Best! Thank you so much for share with us. I have a question: can slab sink to cause sewer pipes crack? do you need to leave gap between sewer pipe and concrete?
Can you please move to Canada. Not many construction people here with your high morals. Subbed and learning from you. Thanks.
Hi! I am a new viewer and would love to know where your located specifically in GA so that you could potentially build my first home. Thanks in advance.
Hello , i love watching your videos and i am learning so much . I live in South Africa and we use the metric measuring system , what is the size of a 2 by 4? I saw another video where the size was an inch and a half but still refered to 2 by , Thanks for great videos ,
Hi MC, I'm not in US and curious what qualification you have to allow you to design and build these houses. Normally it requires an Architect to design and Contractor to build.
In the US it will depend on the jurisdiction. If the town/city/county requires a stamp it would be for structural only. You can design or have a designer draw plans then pay a structural engineer or architect to review them and stamp for a fee. In areas that require no stamp a simple structure like this is covered by code and the planning department will call out any issues that need addressed.
James below/above summed that up perfectly it all depends on where you build. Sometimes you will have to get a stamp and the architect will look at your blueprint/floorplan for 5 seconds and stamp it and you give them couple hundred bucks. :)
Hi.
Ilove your enthusiasm I have never seen a boss so enthusiastic about his work what he does his job what he creates and about how he feels about his employees I commend you for that because it is very very hard to find anyone in construction to be honest and take pride in what they do in their work I actually got scammed but a construction supposedly business in our small town and he stole my mobile home camper that was my 11 year old daughters he stole our dog because he befriended her and I can't prove it but cuz I don't I don't have pictures of them but we did see him but that wasn't enough and he stole all the money I had paid him to do the work and I know that was my fault it was my first time the home was actually a trailer that was given to me because my daughter and I were homeless and we got robbed took us almost 2 years to save up the money and we got robbed so I'm stuck with a trailer that's pretty much worthless cuz the water got in and I'm pretty sure there's mold in there and I was trying to build a tiny house out of a shed only to find out it's not allowed here and now because I started doing things to it I can't send it back so I'm stuck with it and to make it livable I have to add 390 ft to it so that it could actually be I think that's it what it is for it to actually be 900 square feet it's a 14x40 14 wide 40 long so I have to add more to it but of course I don't have the money for it anymore so my little girl and I just live in a small one bedroom apartment that is just extremely tiny but we just keep praying and praying and praying that God hears our prayers and somehow we get this done one way or another we'll get it done that's why I watch a lot of your videos so I could learn and figure out what to do so thank you thank you thank you so much for your videos if you ever do a 900 square foot house please post the video so I can kind of see how you do it and maybe try to copy it in a way but thank you God bless stay safe
What is the cost of lumber? Is there a product list you could share?
I'll cover framing costs in future videos.
Are you still around? Like your videos! Do you design homes for other people? I would like to make a small house with a shed-style roof.
Awesome video. Great information. What state are you in?
NC and GA
First time in my life I've seen an honest Craftsman. Won't see this in America. The more knowledge we have the more we become civilized to improve our lifestyle and others.
They use Ramsey initially but do they go back and set the walls with foundation bolts? Never mind, I saw the bolts in the next video. Thanks
When I was first married my wife was getting migraines almost every day. It was absolutely incredibly bad. We made a few changes and it changed her life. I don’t remember her having a migraine in the last decade. Here is what we did.
1. No more caffeine. Ever. If you’re on caffeine now and you drink soda pop then slowly work your way off of it. This stuff is absolute crap.
2. Almost no sugar in your diet. Try to keep sugar low low. Sugar highs and sugar lows will give you migraines. 3. drink at least 8 cups of water a day. 4. If all else fails before it gets bad take an aspirin. 5. Try to eat some vegetables every day. 6. Get at least six hours of good sleep every night. Don’t stay up late. 7. Avoid too much screen time. 8. If you have a hard time going to bed keep a very dull light on and read a book. A boring book and it should work. 9. If you haven’t seen a chiropractor you should go see them and have them adjust your back and neck. I know a lot of people say this is not real medicine or science but I guarantee it works. 10. The sugar thing is a pretty big deal. No more bags of gummy worms. No more bags of sour patch kids. Go get some vegetable trays from the grocery store and it will fix your gut and your head.
Thank you for this,
Everything you listed I 100% agree and did most of it, the caffeine part (coffee) is what I always come back to, even if I quit for a month or two. Stupid addiction, can't quite cut it out, as for soda I don't touch that at all
My wife has had great results from CBD oil. Good quality available at green oil life.com . Changed her life.
Migraine Craftsman The other thing I didn’t think about the time when I wrote this was sinus pressure. I have a deviated septum. It caused my nose to get sinus infections quite often. If I could feel pressure in my sinuses even if my nose was clear I started to use a product called Afrin and another one called Xlear. You can get both of those at the pharmacy. I would just spray them in each nostril once. Then just lean back and let the product work a little bit. It would clear out my nose and my sinuses. I have not had a sinus infection in over a decade now. It has been a game changer for me. I understand the coffee thing. I am one of those guys that drinks a monster energy drink every morning. We all have our thing. We all need something fun to look forward too early in the morning :-). I hope the best for you with your migraine headaches.
what County in GA? thx
Fantastic work and I like how you treat your people. These craftsmen are your neighbors, definitely treat them right.
You are awesome brother. Critics will always be there but keep you moving and those who know what you are about will follow. I love you bro.
Keep up your good work. I get a very genuine feeling from you. I think you are building these homes for the right reasons.
What part of Georgia do you invest in? I’m in Tallahassee! Would love to connect
I like that you're doing small homes still. When researching builders in Ohio, they all seem to build larger more expensive homes. I think I may take a shot at a self build.
Question: I love you Construction but why u prefer to use 2x4 them 2x6?
Do you have to file blueprints or plans with the city/county that you’re building in?
The only thing I don't like about your builds is the vinyl flooring. I have an irrational hatred for it.
So when you say you’re south, where are you located?
Nc and Ga
What part of Georgia are you at brotha? I’m in ft benning/ coup minus Georgia
I love your videos. Always treat your workers with respect. It pays in the long run.
I hope to do something like this one day. I see it similar to a game too. I don't want to work an office job. This is the dream and plus you are helping people by providing affordable housing.
Office job is usually only as good as your boss, I worked for good ones and bad ones before
All your home building videos are amazing. This is my favorite. I really like how you addressed the people who criticize and have negative comments. Good for you! Your videos are fantastic. You are a real and honest person. I have learned so much about home building and prices, and yes, you are the only one that speaks about prices. Keep
Doing what you’re doing and thank you!
Thank you for the kind words, nice to see those around
Well I admire what and how your doing it. There should be more people like you
Going to be building a house directly behind my current house I have a big back yard and hate how close to the road my front door is. The current house is 600 square feet and built in 1950. New house will be 1200 square feet and attached 900 square foot garage. I've been leaning a lot from this build u are doing and I think I can do the majority of the house by myself. Your workers are great. And you're right, no one likes to be pushed beyond a comfortable work pace. Keep it up and thank you so much for sharing
Also what program are u using for designing your houses? Thanks
Great video. I don't know anything about home construction but want to learn, so it's really cool seeing how it's done like this
It's really not that bad as long as you keep things simple.
I agree. Treat people like you want to be treated. Thats only fair isn't it? 👍😁
My beautiful sweet B greetings lol
Gee, I wish you were here in MA. How about FL? Do you build there?
love the videos
I wish the scenery in Chicagoland looked as nice as it does there!
Lake geneva in Wisconsin is a minature version of this area, that's right over the border.
@@MigraineCraftsman Very true 👍
Looking good.
Just curious why the light blue paint around the pex plumbing? Love the videos. It reminds me of watching This Old House on PBS as a kid...not sure why. Thanks.
The blue is for cold water the red for hot, if that is what you were referring too. The top of the pipes are also taped so no junk gets in there during construction.
With this system there is a pipe within a pipe the bigger pipe serves as a chase, hopes that makes sense I know it sounds weird.
Very nice well built a lot of rich people in Brentwood,clayton ladue,kirkwood.it is a very very high rent district.you are a smart man the bigger the house the more taxes you have to pay .I think big houses are a thing of the past.as in 1,200.or 1,400 square feet are a thing of the past.people are down sizing big time rich people even so many houses for sale in ladue area very wealthy people to.
The size you mentioned is very popular here, everyone localy here always asks if I can build a little bit bigger, I say no and they look at me weird lol.
I would love to work for you! What a great mindset for a leader .