What's up, bottleneet?

Yeah.

Anyway, we had a little conversation before we started recording, and we didn't have a good way to get from that conversation to recording.

So we're recording. How are you guys doing?

I'm good. I'm good. Nice vacation. Who ever called last week's vacation. Thank you.

That was me. Yeah, sorry about that. I just like, I don't know, Wednesday morning was kind of like, I just do not feel like doing this today.

Not, no offense to you guys. It was more like sitting down and having to think about one thing for a little while. I was all over the place and behind and stuff like that. So, anyway, thank you. Yeah, so what's going on? I'm good. I seems like my neighbor stopped going to reverse for a couple minutes, so. If you hear the beeping, I'll try and mute. But, no, I've been good. I just was telling you guys, I had a huge job with Ryan. Ryan's a guy that lives in my house.

He shares my shop with me from time to time, but he's never wants to be on camera, so nobody

knows him.

But Ryan is a very good designer, builds stuff, and he got into this trade show business

with a guy that he randomly met, and this guy keeps sending him work.

And he does a lot of it.

Occasionally, he enlists me to help him. And it was last Monday, he says, hey, can you help me

till Wednesday? I said, sure. And I helped him. I didn't have too much going on as far as videos or

projects. And Wednesday came in. We weren't even like 25% done with what needed to be done.

And we're going to talk about bottlenecks.

That should be this person's middle name, but we'll get to that in a minute.

So the whole reason, I just, then the job started getting late, and the first truck that was picking it up had to get canceled.

And then there was a second truck that had to be canceled, like late last week, like around Friday.

And then he says, okay, we have till Monday.

The truck is coming Monday.

There was so much to do.

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