What's up guys welcome back to the modem craftsman Monday Monday Monday again already Monday again. I feel like it was just Monday last week or for you over achievers good Sunday evening. Yeah.

I also feel like it was Sunday last week too.

I feel like there was a Sunday and a Monday last week. It's happening. It's over and over every seven days.

We have another framework on this week. Dimitri, you might know him has Shevcon custom homes.

I'm just going to cut to the chase. He told us on the podcast first hand that he can frame circles around anyone else. Yeah, that's a that's a straight call up. He said bring it.

I don't know if he said bring it. So many words. We could probably edit it in Doug.

I think it was interesting, you know, on the couple episodes ago we had been on and he talked about how Dimitri had a very interesting upbringing.

And that's exactly what we get into right off the bat talking about Dimitri's, you know, fall into construction.

He didn't grow up in the United States. He didn't plan to be in construction.

And I would argue that he went from that to being one of, you know, the best framers that at least I personally know and that I'm personally aware of, which is super cool.

Yeah, I am always a huge sucker for kind of having a conversation with somebody who made this massive life and lifestyle change.

You know, to move out of Russia and move here and start a career start a life with nothing in his pockets.

I've never been faced with anything like that. So that always intrigues me to kind of see what drives people to do that.

And it's always very inspiring to hear. So it's a it's a pretty cool story and definitely inspiring motivating.

And it's just it's nice to hear one of the stories like that where somebody kind of makes a decision and sticks with it and then continues to run with it.

Yeah, he took a year off for a fishing trip, which is also another interesting story, but stick around for that.

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