Welcome into the House of L podcast. I am Laura Tombs. Thank you so much for hanging

out with me here today. We got a lot of fun stuff coming up on House of L over the next

few weeks. I'm super excited. I realized that I'd usually talk about this stuff towards

the end of episodes and it dawned on me a little while ago. Like maybe people don't like

they get the interview or they get the gist of what the episode is about and then they move

on. They don't listen to my post script on things and that's totally fine. I'm totally okay

with that. So I'll give you a little bit of the juice before we get to the meat of today's podcast.

First let me tell you man. I heard my teammates at the score talking about Russ Armstrong,

the window guy and I was like it's windows. What are seriously guys? It can't be that big of a deal.

It's windows and then I sat down with Russ back in November and he came to my place and I'm not

trying to brag. My place just has a lot of windows. It's got a lot of stairs and a lot of windows.

The windows part is fine. Stairs part. Not as fine. But he came through and he said yeah,

we can replace all of this stuff and I was like okay because I did need to replace the windows.

There's one of the things when I bought the place in 2021 where I said man these windows

have got to be changed because they they look like original windows. So anyway I never got around

to it. I talked with Russ and he was awesome. He said this is what we're going to do. This is how

we're going to break it down. Russ owns Chicago window guys. Chicago window guys.com. I'm telling you

I don't especially on House of L. I don't mess around with endorsements and Russ is not paying me.

I'm telling you if you are looking to do your windows and do it right. Chicago window guys.com

is the spot. Here's here's how I know like first of all these dudes the crew showed up at I think

8 30 in the morning and they got to work immediately. Now it was an all day job but those dudes came

here to work and they got on top of it and everything got done before close of business. Everything and

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