So this week, this week's therapy session brought to you by Nick and Tyler, uh, yeah.

So you got, we posted that Q and A about, uh, let lower quality craftsmanship and not

only did it stir the pot with many of you, it also stirred the pot with Tyler.

It's like when you hear, like a new term that you've never heard before, like you

hear of something in the news that you never heard before and then all of a sudden, you

just hear like everything.

You're just like, how did I never hear this before?

Now I hear this every two hours.

It's pretty been, pretty much been like that for me.

That was, that was me with the word juxtapose.

Yeah.

And I went on this whole thing and Meg was like, you need to stop using that word.

It's like, Oh, I've never, I've never heard this word before.

I heard it for the first time last week.

And since then, I've heard it seven times, yeah, or you buy a Jeep and then all you

do is keeps, yeah, exactly.

Well, we dig into that a little bit more, uh, and then we share a little bit of inside

about what, you know, Tyler and myself are working on in the term, in terms of our own

company and where we see our businesses growing or where we'd like to see our business

growing. And some of the challenges that we feel like we're facing, uh, in the, uh,

current state of our business feels like a Monday.

So that's quite appropriate for modern craftsman Monday.

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