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I mean, it's kind, it's just, it's different.

It's totally legit.

Anytime we're doing something different in the face of really established practice,

especially in a high-risk environment, like, it's worthy of criticism and critical,

maybe not worthy of criticism, but certainly worthy of critical examination,

for sure. Yeah, no, I welcome that.

Welcome to the Fine Home Building Pro Talk podcast, our regular discussion with building industry

professionals. This is Senior editor, Patrick McCone.

Today I'm joined by Jacob Rukuzin, Director of Building Science and Sustainability at New Frameworks

in Burlington, Vermont. You can find the Fine Home Building Pro Talk podcast from the original Fine Homeboding

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