>> The people.
Definitely the people.
You meet a lot of different people.
The vendors that you work with, the skills that they have.
It's fascinating to me, I like people.
You meet each one of the homeowners.
You know, they're different people from different walks of life.
So it's just-- it's fascinating just dealing with the people and understanding what it is
that they want and why they want it.
And I enjoy being able to help make that happen.
The hardest part is making that happen
because in the construction field, you can have a perfect plan.
You can have your schedule.
I've scheduled three days for the carpenter to come in.
I've got this many days for so-and-so.
You can have a very educated schedule worked out and then something happened.
I got a sink on a truck that stayed a day longer than it should have,
which then messed up the granite concrete fabricator.
And then-- so you're dealing with those kinds of things.
And a lot of times the homeowners aren't--
they're not privy to all of the things that are going into your job.
So, to them-- they don't understand why nobody showed up on the job today or--
so sometimes you have to deal with confused homeowners.
And sometimes you have to deal with angry homeowners.
And that's probably been the most difficult thing to deal with-- people who are mad.
And some of them don't necessarily deal with you as professionally as others.
You know, so sometimes you get reamed out, kind of thing, so.