Okay, it's the email extra show. And today we are answering a question from Chris Holzler, who says, Since going semi-pro with woodworking,

there always seems to be commissioned work preventing me

from attacking that honey-dew list.

What major projects does the boss lady have

for each of you that you keep putting off?

Doesn't have to be woodworking.

So I thought about this.

For me, there's a lot of little things, right? Like when I'm busy, a lot of little things right like when I'm busy a lot

of little stuff like go buy dog food and that just never happens until the dogs are

starving and she's like well I guess I'll go buy dog food.

For me, it's mostly like household stuff. So I have two examples, drywall repair.

There was a time where I had just a something I had to fix in the drywall.

I did the fix.

I just didn't smooth out the, you know, the, whatever you call that,

white schmuts. I just didn't smooth everything out and get it repainted. So there was just

this like strip down the wall for over a year and I did finally fix that.

The other example was landscape lighting. So when we sold the house, the new homeowners or potential homeowners drove by at night and are like, hey, how can the landscape lights aren't working?

And they basically, there was a short in the line. It's low voltage lighting. It's not that big of a deal, but I just haven't, you know, I'm like, oh, I don't feel like doing it. It literally took me five minutes to like fix them all and they were just all working and that was over a year that the landscape lights were not on because I didn't want to take the five minutes to actually do the work.

It's the funny thing about these things is they're never really that big of a deal as I make them in my mind or make Nicole think they are.

Like, it's just not that big of a deal.

But that's about it for me.

So, Matt, you got anything that uh... your wife is

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