I know I know I didn't think that this was the one to do it for all right all right well

Welcome back to the monocrafts and podcasts this week we got something a little bit a lot

A bit different different yeah it's um we're talking about some intense craftsmanship stuff

that there is no wrong like there's no close enough there's no yeah that'll work that's okay

that's you know we can we can work with that it's five painstaking years of doing the

same thing over and over until it's perfect and our guest is French royalty I believe

for you were bourgeois bourgeois bourgeois yeah for you bourgeois I can't remember his name's actually John

yeah but his dad's name is John also so he went with by Brio but yeah I had to email him and be

like listen Nick and I feel really stupid right now but we do not know how to pronounce your name

and I guess I saw John come through an email and I saw the Brio and I didn't I didn't

maybe I didn't put two and two together with the bourgeois and I was like maybe it's like Celtic

I've ever seen Celtic names spelled they're spelled like way different than they sound

um and I was like maybe it's Celtic and then I was way off he's just like a occasion

um southern Mississippi coastal Mississippi fun facts learn about geography tonight guys

yeah he uh he got a hold of us a while back or he got maybe get a hold of me and he bait he's a

mechanical engineer and he works for NASA and he wanted to kind of talk about what he does as far

as managing contractors and builds and testing rockets and he sent me some clips on Instagram

which we're gonna try and grab off of there and be able to post directly from our Instagram

but we can't dig into the specifics of that um we talk about you know how he got into that what he

does kind of keeping morale up on these long five year builds and tests and setups prior to

actually being able to dry fire um these rockets and also we talk he has a youtube channel um

he has a small little fabrication business on the side which is what he did prior to this

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