Okay, if you don't do it 100% now you have these potential for massive failures.

It has to be perfect in order for it to operate perfect.

And I think that is absolutely a big issue.

Welcome back to the Modern Craftsman podcast.

Today, Nick and I are diving into what I consider two big topics, at least ones that are top of mind for me right now.

One, what actually makes a good employee and whether, two, whether the industry is starting to

lose its way with building science from airtight envelopes to over-engineered HVAC systems.

We're asking if we've taken things too far and what it really means to build well,

with good people and good judgment.

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