What's up guys welcome back to another episode of the modern craftsman it is modern craftsman

Monday or Sunday night Sunday night on if you're a go getter.

We have well before well we have art Smith.

From duration one of our podcast sponsors and he didn't start out in the building material industry

actually started out as a builder and tells us a story about how he connected with duration but a

lot of this conversation is really about how innovation at its core is about people.

Yeah, did you agree with that I think yeah, so we're going to dig into that.

We do talk about robots in the future and I share my thoughts on that I find I feel as though I

have a very diplomatic view on it. Yeah, art was like man, I could take it or leave it.

He did. He did take it or leave it. He was patronizing you.

Can I edit that? He was patronizing you. He didn't agree with you.

No, he signed off real quick.

Well, let's get into it as you know, there's no surprise.

This podcast is brought to you by the ration molding and mill work.

You know, last week we had read off a few things where I had kind of

noted a few things about polyash, but wanted to clarify that.

Flash is actually the third largest waste byproduct in the world by volume

and there's literally mountains of it all over the world.

Some go to the landfill and most just get stockpiled.

It doesn't decompute like nothing happens to it.

It does not.

And the fact that duration and true ex-boral, this is being made with polyash and then polymers.

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