Hey everybody. I'm Kelly Wilkins here with Anita Joyce, and this is another DTT Plus, where you get more of us.

And today we're discussing the question, is your home ever done?

Hmm. Yes. I think this is more of why is it never done?

Or is it? Okay, so you jumped, you didn't even, you just presumed the answer was no and went to

the why of no. Well, I'm just joking about that.

I mean, I think we can back up because I do think some people think that once they do it,

they are done.

But I think of that as like people that don't want any new friends. They don't want to learn.

They just want everything to stay the same.

I mean, that's kind of the way I see this. And I

used to work, you know, I was an engineer at one point, and I was a corporate quality engineer,

and the mantra was constant improvement. We were always working to improve the systems, to

improve the customer experience. You were never supposed to be complacent

about where things were. And so I think there's something to be said for a striving to make

constant improvements to yourself. I mean, do you want to just accept that you have some fault or

some problem or maybe, you know, some health issue,

why not work to improve it? I mean, it's never too late if you're still breathing. So I think

that's the inspirational thought for today. But having said that, if you're the kind of person

that hates decorating, you don't want to think about it,

it stresses you out, then I can see that our approach to decorating where we're looking to

constantly improve it would be very stressful and would make you miserable. And I think if you're

that kind of person, then I think it makes sense. Just don't because it's not worth it. Life's

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