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This is Senior Editor Patrick McComb. I'm joined by Associate Editor Matt Milham. Hi.

And Rob Watattack,

digital brand manager. Howdy? All right. So we heard from a number of folks this week,

and number one is Eric Turner from Asheville, North Carolina. You guys ever been to Asheville?

I don't think so, no. Never been to the hills there. Here, it's nice.

Oh, so beautiful. I get,

you know, I'm blessed. I get to travel a lot for my job, and Asheville is one of the places I could

really see myself living. It is absolutely beautiful in the mountains of North Carolina, temperate

climate, beautiful, scenery, lovely place. Here, there are a lot of creative people living out there

yes and it's a booming and it's also a hotbed of uh brewing a couple big breweries have

facilities there yeah hipster having i imagine i can't wait i'm ready uh eric writes i I own a 120-year-old farmhouse and farm country

outside of Asheville, North Carolina,

that has had a few additions over the years.

The oldest areas of the house

do not have any insulation in the walls at all.

You can feel the wind across the entire front of the house.

We're removing the original beat-up beadboard

and putting up nipple gap,

nipple gap in its place.

So I figured this would be a good opportunity to insulate.

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