I have projects waiting to paint I can't do anything.

Literally open the paint there was ice like a like we poking through ice.

I just got to wait, I had to tell a client you got to hold off.

It's okay with it.

So do you have any kind of like big heating lamps or anything in your shop that you can use to heat a small area like if you were painting?

Yeah, we have what's called the Dynaglow Heaters that from Home Depot.

I went there and I could have bought one for like 600, a huge one, or two smaller ones for the same price,

so I bought the two smaller ones to point into opposite directions, or I guess from either side of the room toward the middle and they make it tolerable I mean yesterday I was really focused I had a lot of work to do yesterday and it was Sunday yesterday but I had a lot of work to finish because today I have to make a delivery.

And I just was in there focused, working the entire time.

And it was funny at one point I got on my car to go get a coffee and I turned it on and it was six

degrees. I totally didn't realize it was six

degrees and I guess because the wind had died down. So it wasn't noticeable. It was just cold. It wasn't like constantly pushing.

And my little shop, my warehouse shop is, it's not little, but it's my warehouse shop is,

used to be a delivery center for wood for sloppy drivers,

and so every wall's got holes poked in it.

So when the wind blows, the bottom of every wall

is like pushed off of its mooring.

And so the steel columns and in between every six or eight feet

the floor is pushed open.

So you can like feel the wind blow right up underneath the floor and

I don't own the building so I'm not about to start fixing all that and I took I took the

building as is so anyway so once it this is the worst that it's going to be I'll be fine I just

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