The moment you realize you made an oops...

The moment you realize you made an oops... Where else is it going to land? I just realized that. There's nothing like the realness of a job site to realize that this masterpiece that we've been working on forever is going to come down right on top of our faucets. Yeah. So, we were going to shoot a video about how amazing our screen is that is going to protect us from bugs and insects when we have our window open. Um, but, um, in real-world fashion, and when you try to plan everything perfectly, this is what happens. Uh, the screen was coming down and we realized that it's landing exactly on the holes for our faucets. And that's a problem. So, we're going to have to go back to the drawing board and figure out what we're going to do to overcome this. So, um, no matter how much you try to plan in construction, sometimes... You know, I don't really know what to say about that. I mean, it just seems like, why? Like, why did they put that there in the first place? Like, what's the, what's the benefit of having that screen there? Also, oh, I see the issue. Normally, motorized screens, see, people try to combine like these freaking insane features of things that don't go together. Normally, motorized screens go on the outside of an opening. That's why they ran into that problem. It goes on the outside of the building, outside of the opening. But you have, additionally, that bi-fold pass-through window. It's a combination of, it's actually those are not even windows, they're actually considered miniature doors, because they're assembled like a door, not a window. So you have a pass-through window, it's a bi-fold, and you have a motorized screen just made to go on the outside of a building, and you have three things that don't go together well, as you see.