We Are Done. The Underground Movie Theater Is Frozen.

[@paulawynne6420]

Please put a special plaque, on the back of Roman's movie theater seat, with his name on it! He has already earned it! 👍

[@anniehawkins6321]

So glad you are bringing me along as you and Roman work your magic turning the mansion into a mansion for real. So incredibly interesting.

[@PatrickFisher-ev6mu]

Nothing goes better with cold weather than chili and it’s pretty quick and easy

[@VerdantImage]

Heat tape for the water line, space heater for warmth

[@danzero50]

You are very fortunate to have Roman helping you. Hope you are paying him well and sharing what you make on KZbin with him.

[@SlickBubbles]

Up here in Ottawa, ON, Canada, we built a 'Quonset hut' for a shelter to work on a 40' wooden boat during the window. It was a cheap thing to build, using 3/4" x 3" strapping and 3" long blocks of 2" x 4"s. On a flat area of the farmyard. Place pegs at the contour for the roof/walls. Place a second set of pegs inside of the previous ones, to form a slightly smaller contour. Next, place lengths of strapping to cover the full length of the contour, inside the pegs. Put a second set inside of those, using 2" x 4" blocks to separate the two. Space the blocks no more than 2' apart. Build enough of these 'arches' to cover the length of Quonset you require, spacing them no further than 4' apart, center-to-center. Next, you brace the first arch upright and then fasten a few lengths of strapping (bracing) perpendicular to the arch, outside each block. Do this at the base of both ends of the first arch. Slide in the next arch and fasten it to the bracing as in the first, ... and so on. Cover the outside of the Quonset Hut with 6 mil plastic. If using a staple gun, place plastic or rubber (from bicycle tires?) washers between the staple and the plastic. You can attach a second layer of 6 mil inside of the strapping for a little more heat retention. Frame the ends with 2" x 4"s and cover with 6 mil, as before. Don't forget a door. Such a building, heated with an industrial heater, would keep your underground theatre warm enough to work in. When the forecast calls for a few milder days, that's when you pour the remainder of the foundation. You will have to cut a few access points through the 6 mil to pour, but can easily cover those up afterwards. Tuck tape would be perfect for the edges of your staples patches. You may choose to add a second heater while the concrete cures, unless you've put heating cable inside the concrete. I spoke about this method in yesterday's comments. Good luck with your build!

[@Cheez1979]

Make a video please

[@joshg8458]

You should do like cleetus does for Zach, tye and James, and make some Roman merch and let the proceeds from that go to him! He is a beast and has helped maintain your progress.

[@unchained20000000]

Roman merch rulez!

[@wes52101]

@@joshg8458 That's actually not a bad idea. I bet he could even expand that to his dad and brother. I'm sure people would buy it.

[@Rita-u1u6m]

Yes

[@luksan_swe]

I'd buy a "Roman the armwrestler" shirt

[@unchained20000000]

@@luksan_swe A shirt with Roman saying we will build z house learning from youtube videos. KZbin certified builders.

[@PamelaParra-cw9jn]

Raman has the best sense of humor!

[@hubgold487]

if the basement is going to be unheated the dirt under the footings may freeze and that may cause ground to expand (frost heave) which may not be good for existing walls.

[@bamaman6297]

Yep, those footers are going to heave over the winter if he doesn't get the walls poured and dirt around the exterior and slab poured inside.

[@bethjustmann356]

After we stopped milking cows in 1975, my Dad built an insulated enclosure around the well pump, located in the old milkhouse. Then he hung a light bulb in there. That kept it warm enough for all of our Wisconsin winters. We just had to check the light bulb periodically.

[@OOpSjm]

Its called a "heat lamp"

[@tamyramcgough6862]

I have a heat lamp in my wellpit that holds the bladder tank

[@johnunsicker7440]

@@OOpSjm If it is well insulated you can use a 60 to 100 watt light bulb and it will keep it from freezing. People will take old refrigerator but a light in them and use them to store paint in the winter.

[@norm-nas]

@@OOpSjm A light bulb is enough, I kept my water pump from freezing when building my house by making a plywood tent and putting insulation all over that upside down V. Stayed about 45 degrees, of course it was out of the wind inside. I think it was a 60 watt bulb.

[@jimkline9461]

Just don't use a LED bulb ! A regular 60 - 75 watt incandescent bulb is all you need.

[@RichardCurrie]

Put in a temporary wall and door across the basement and get some heating back into the house (maybe the old furnace again?) . Can you get the missing spray foam done soonish too? Then when its really cold you'll be ready and able to work comfortably on the inside part of the house during winter.

[@chrissyfrancis8952]

Yes, he should definitely put up a plywood wall with an old door to keep elements out.

[@josephallman8279]

Roman needs his own channel

[@makeuplover6852]

Well if he wants one I guess he'd have one, right?

[@deannaoverstreet4146]

Thanks Cole and Roman! Always enjoy!#1

[@teresagormley903]

I have worn some uncomfortable shoes as a woman.I would have burned those shoes by now.Nothing is worth that much pain except a baby.

[@Controlled_Insanity_003]

And that's why being kicked in the balls hurts less

[@KennethDelavergne]

I’m so glad I’m from a Subtropical climate. Often we have to turn on the AC on Christmas Day because it is so warm in December. My tropical plants don’t usually die in the winter so my banana plants produce plenty of edible bananas and they are the same variety that Dole grows commercially. Would not enjoy living in northern states with winter weather. Looking forward seeing the formwork and concrete poured so the new wing can be constructed during the winter months. 😎

[@cavalry_doc]

Bad idea connecting a french drain to the septic system, excess water can affect the flow of solids which may force the solids through the tank and into the leaching field this can lead to a biomat that can destroy the leaching field. Sewer gasses may back up into your living area. Also fyi, be aware that septic drain requires a specific pipe slope to mainain constant movement of the solids. Does your town have a health code and inspection for the septic system? Best wishes for the completion of your project.

[@kenneycole2459]

Hey Cole, just a suggestion concerning your boots: Put Mink oil on them to sorta soften them up and to make them water-proof.

[@DonOblivious]

You don't really want to soften up boots like this too much. It can decreases their lifespan, and they are NOT cheap to replace. You kind of just have to let nature take its course and let it mold itself to your foot over time. If anybody reading this wears Birkenstocks, you understand. Boots are a lot harder on your foot as they break in though.

[@sallyhenrie8150]

"I bet most of the snow comes from the sky." Roman. LOL

[@iLizard_King]

oh no. BE PREPARED FOR 100+ SHOVELS incoming for Christmas lmao!

[@alikhan-ty5bj]

All of the rebar metal poles need safety caps on them. Do that ASAP, avoid a nasty accident 👍😊

[@jimwhite7607]

As a retired boot maker, if those boots really are handmade to your measurements the maker should have fitted the last to your measurements if they did it right both boots should fit your feet without a lot of “break in” sorry they don’t fit very good

[@jeffhughes1862]

They are too small and too narrow They will never break in because they are not his size

[@myfavs253]

And, what about socks? Your feet aren't cold they are numb from being in those tight shoes. Take them back to the maker

[@ms.brandi8683]

@@myfavs253he also ties them like he’s working in a hurricane. lol.

[@waynebradish6344]

If you're just trying to keep the water stub coming out from the ground from freezing, put a cooler over it upside down with an incandescent light bulb in it. If you can find one. If you don't have an incandescent light bulb, get a ceramic 75 w heat lamp.

[@KT-ki2nv]

You should strip the wood forms from the footings

[@born2soon]

Roman is tired and it shows. Stop with the outside work and move inside for the Winter! You could heat the inside by burning those boots and your concrete forms in a woodburner. You both are doing great work, by the way!

[@pattyroe2305]

LMAO, I thought I was the only one thinking of burning those boots!

[@vxnova1]

Interesting that you choose to do the movie theatre at this point, and not finish the internal of the house first, as the movie theatre is more of an add on separate to the rest of the house it could have been blocked off for construction, and finished later when you were living in your new finished rest of the house,

[@waltertaljaard1488]

That's what I would do also. But my name isn't Cole. And it's his house and his project. Getting rid of the chimneys doesn't seem such a good idea now, because there are tuns of firewood left. Heating would be easy.

[@Pops-i4o]

@@waltertaljaard1488he’s betting a lot doing it this way

[@jameswilson516]

He mentioned a few videos ago that his bedroom is going to be on the 2nd floor of it. So he is probably trying to get it done for that reason

[@YesItsMeGuys68]

Cuz .... He , his wife & kids are living at the motel 8 in town and they really like it there . Their room entitles them to Continental breakfast every morning. !

[@RamblingRodeo]

I bet in part because they had the downstairs basement open up is why hey did it and it was during warmer time, but yea my thoughts as well.

[@ront8261]

at 19:05, sounded like a Reolink camera alarm!! They are my go to cameras

[@kevenhiemie]

Battery powered socks & a heated jacket make a world of difference when working in the cold

[@mark-ey6iw]

Why have you not removed the wooden forms from around your footers????

[@davidanderson1074]

Good point

[@donjensenep]

I would remove all that wood form work before you cover anything up that will be come organic material if not removed and create voids

[@wjonthetrail]

Cole if there is a real shoe or boot repair shop near you They can steam and stretch them in any direction and shrink them in other places Then it will actually fit your foot

[@RD1341-x7w]

Lunch ideas: during the winter anything in your crockpot for a hot lunch can be your friend - roasts, soup, chili, pulled pork, stew, chicken, etc. Start on low at bedtime and cook until lunch. I'm sure your mom and mom in law have recipes they can share with you. KZbin has ton as of healthy recipes that don't rely on canned creamed soups, salt, sugar, or msg.

[@pamkammann1176]

Also Pinterest has tons of recipes..

[@benhur520]

Nothing like the 842nd day in a row of eating grilled pork steaks.

[@tamyramcgough6862]

Put your favorite pork steaks in a crock pot and add a packet or two of Chi Chi's taco seasoning and cook it on high from early in the morning, when its cooked fully shred it up with a couple of forks. A package of tortillas , and a bottle of taco sauce and you'll have a lovely lunch, plain Greek yogurt or sour cream makes it even better. I heat my 14x70 trailer house with three space heaters all winter

[@Robsav-yx6vi]

Oooooh yes . Makes me hungry. The aroma

[@benhur520]

Isn't that what Nave is for? What does she do all day?

[@Lylo-mj8ek]

Much Love and Respect you 2 ❤❤

[@tyredpup]

Insole Foot Warmers r great for winter outdoor work

[@tyredpup]

toe warmers at Menards

[@surfart5448]

build a box around the supply valve put a light inside the box cover all expose pipe with 24" of soil and blanket again place a light in the general area. Close the blow hole in the basement.

[@kerrybyers257]

Roman seems soooo tired of this part of the project! But he’s a reliable Pro regardless. 👍

[@RamblingRodeo]

Right? Also, notice how Cole is never around for the hard stuff and Roman gets stuck with it all!

[@chrissyfrancis8952]

I’m sure he is. They spent so many months in the basement bc things kept changing so they had to work backwards. Much harder after their access to the basement was gone. I lost count of how many times poor Roman was stuck digging more dirt out of this hole. If nothing else it has enough drain tile & stone to keep it from becoming a swimming pool until Spring.

[@chrissyfrancis8952]

@ I know. He took on way too much trying to farm & build a house without professional help. Roman ends up on his own a lot. Cole relies on what building experience Roman has to do the jobs too. But, it’s his house, his money & his decisions.

[@lucyrosepetal]

@@RamblingRodeo I'm sure Roman makes good money though!

[@RamblingRodeo]

@@lucyrosepetal Oh i am sure, i am just trying to bust Cole balls! LOLOL

[@djbehrens]

Just get Roman a good shovel for black Friday. :)

[@jesusisGod1434]

And some boots. They could all use proper wool socks and hats.

[@stephenlandsteiner886]

You can cover the water line with insulated blankets or we used to put a special attachment on the valve and use air pressure to blow back the water below ground

[@House0399]

Are you going to leave all that termite food on the footings? If we left that in our builds, the house word be swarming with the little beggars in short time.

[@locke3141]

How is Iowa for termites? In my area in northern mn, we don’t even need to give them a second thought. I don’t think I’ve ever heard of a single termite case in the state. Cole may not need to worry about it, but I don’t know Iowa at all.

[@nebraskafarmer9015]

Why not block off the opening in the basement to the outside? It will allow you to heat up the inside a little since everything is insulated. In fact, you could block off the upstairs with plastic and the first floor would be easy to heat.

[@domwatts8314]

Perhaps making your break room the same room that the waterline is in? It is not as nice of a view but if you tarp it off or put up some temporary walls around it, you could heat both the waterline and yourselves. Looking good and my goodness, you boys work your butts off!

[@dcaye4]

It has been required to remove all the wood from the footing to prevent termites. Maybe not a problem in your area.

[@ramosel]

Once again, Roman proves to be of a heartier stock...

[@makeuplover6852]

Interesting...the only reason you have come to know Roman is through Coles channel...which he built with his grit and sheer determination, and skills in recognizing what captures an audience and holds their attention and built a following of over half a million loyal viewers, but hey, ya...hes weak stock, for sure. 😊

[@paulotts]

Cole, there's nothing wrong with having narrow feet as long as they provide a good understanding!

[@jeansimpson2373]

You could make a big pot of soup or stew at the first of the week and eat off it until it's gone; supplement with cornbread and grated cheese.

[@stevenbeasley6366]

I am in Wyoming and my go too meals for the winter, which gets down to -20, 30, even -60 at times, is Scott Farms soups. I use them as starting base and add to them.

[@Peter-z5f]

If I were you I'd board up that giant hole in the basement and work on the interior of the house all winter. Maybe start by finishing off the spray foam, they could probably spray the board up job on the basement wall too. It'll cost some money to heat it, but with the insulation done it shouldn't be much more expensive to heat than the finished house.

[@sevilnatas]

I have heard a tip for new boots. It was to wet down the upper (all leather above the soul) and then put them on and wear them all day. It is a soggy day, but it loosens them up and it is able to bend and stretch where you need it and when they dry, they hold the shape. Just what I've heard. Anyone else heard this or tried it?

[@holly5207]

You should probably try to figure out how to temporarily block up the big hole in the basement wall, then, you could probably get back to working on some of the parts of the current house.

[@micheleaurelio2120]

This!

[@pattyroe2305]

Heres a meal idea, roasted chickens done in one of those rectangular portable ovens you see so often at church potlucks. My aunt used to bake a 26 pound turkey in hers.

[@rayz5508]

Holes in the corrugated pipe are supposed to face down. Ground water rises up. The yellow stripe on the pipe faces up.

[@reallyaznokidding]

Drainage tiles have holes all around.

[@tabortollefson]

I believe the perforated tile he laid is perforated all around.

[@jameswilson516]

That tile he just laid was for a floor drain

[@rayz5508]

Oh well the theater will flood with or without the perimeter drain.

[@AliceSoCal]

Get a crockpot and throw a bunch of stuff in it every morning on high, by lunch you’ll have a warm stew/soup. Beef, chicken whatever chopped up into 1 or 2 lbs. throw whatever veggies and broth or cream canned soup into it

[@TJ-mf8ss]

I know Roman needs a shovel maybe add that to your order.

[@ccnixon]

Low on the thermostat means batteries need replacement.

[@smplyizzy]

Why are they not removing the concrete forms?

[@toddellzey4407]

You might want to look into renting a glycol ground heater that hooks glycol hoses up to a portable heating source to thaw the ground or heat it.

[@the79]

Home Depot = Toys R Us for adults. RIP Toys R Us.

[@makeuplover6852]

Thankfully we still have toys are Us in Canada

[@Jack-Daniel.1]

I’d seal that opening in the basement with some ply sheet to stop the draft and get an oil radiator to heat where you’re sitting, super efficient just need to turn it on like 30mins to an hour before you go to have lunch.

[@suburbanme2783]

Ugh, how many times can we see drain tile being placed….😳

[@MRHSDM316SD18186]

Put a garden hose on that waterline to a drain & open the valve slightly to allow the water to flow with addition to the heat tape.

[@tdavis4278]

Cole when I was in the Army we would wear our new boots in the shower get them soaked and wear until they were dry they would mold to your foot and when broke in wore like gloves

[@joshg6874]

That's how you destroy leather, even if it does work

[@terrytrammell7388]

Roman, I love your sense of humor!!!

[@mrdude2456]

WOOL SOCKS IN THE WINTER. Cotton holds moisture.

[@constanceblair6625]

Loved watching to night, hope you are kicking back with your feet up in a nice warm place as well👍🙂

[@vanessaswindell5706]

I LOVE Roman's coat. I caught the name on the coat (I assume that's the brand). My name is Vanessa and my nicknames are Nessa and Nessie. So love the work y'all do!

[@benhur520]

That's fascinating information.

[@apostlepaulvining5688]

Cole I was a supervisor for BP operations security in Purduo Alaska 1 ring from the N pole. Been in 105* Below Zero. Pee outside it froze before it hit the ground yellow icicles. So much more I Would love to share so cool. Rev. Paul Eustis Florida.

[@gabunnie1]

Rev. Paul, I notice you NOW live in Florida. Lol after growing up in MN and WI, I settled in GA. LOL I don't like cold and that wet, white stuff Anymore! Lol

[@seancasey2444]

​@@gabunnie1Ya he definitely got tired of the cold. I wouldn't leave Florida I hate the cold.

[@illegal_opinions]

Roman and Cole make a great comedy team !!! Fun to watch .

[@BethFoster-lm7qq]

Great job guys!👍👏

[@PSB-900]

My father wore size 13AAA shoes and all of them were custom made. When the heels and soles wore out the cobbler just replaced them!

[@pamkammann1176]

That’s definitely a lost art these days 😢.. the town I’m in had several shoe “ repair” shops ,now there aren’t any . 😢

[@Bluenoser613]

Around here I see lots of places put hay on top of the footers over the winter.

[@claudiofarabegoli190]

Hi Cole and Roman, you can have Lamb or Fish, too. Also, for your pork, you should prepare some Chimichurry, which goes perfect with it. Your friends fron Argentina should provide you with a nice recipe. Its very simple, tough.

[@BrilliantLove2]

Chimichurry is amazing!

[@dennislamers986]

My old boss used to say when it was really cold "boys the heats in the tools". Try to oil or treat your boots, makes the leather pliable and waterproof.

[@paulawynne6420]

Time for a tent!

[@plem7210]

Hopefully you see this. The normal household frost free refrigerators can stop working when it gets too cold. Including the freezer part. Then meat can start to melt. I had it happen to me years ago. Where a turned the heat down. Because I was gone. Heat was set above freezing. But not enough above freezing. To keep the refrigerator working. The non frost free chest freezers do not have that issue. So they can be used when it is cold.

[@duenge]

How many times has the gravel been moved?

[@skeena59]

Too many!

[@eileenloughney2946]

Hey Cole- if you have a shoe repair place near you, you can go in and they can stretch that area that pinches your big and little toes…or any area of your new boots that are rubbing. They are a great help. You also might want to switch boots after a half day. Great looking boots.

[@jeffhughes1862]

Can anyone confirm that these foundations are overkill? This seems like foundations this massive would be for a multi-story building not a basement with one floor on top of that

[@locke3141]

Can confirm. These are easily 2-3 times the size they need to be. It’s excessive. These would support a 5 story building without a problem.

[@justmeiniowa]

My thought is that the "underground movie theater" is being built to serve as a bunker as well, hence the overkill on footings, rebar etc.

[@isickofit]

​@@justmeiniowa And storm shelter.

[@jeffhughes1862]

@@justmeiniowa I thought the same thing Did he receive a grant from the government for building a regional nuclear fallout shelter?

[@dave7038]

If you have a spare air conditioner, use that instead of an electric space heater. Build your plastic-enclosed space inside the house and put the AC in the plastic wall but turned around backwards so it dumps heat into the enclosed space. The price per watt of heating will be about half to a third of running an electric heater.

[@benhur520]

Are you clinically retarded?

[@Judylu3344]

It’s amazing how much work is needed to build something sturdy. Thank you for sharing your process! Love it!

[@SomedayTooPulling]

Heat tape and get some scrap lumber to box off that water supply to minimize exposure.

[@glenlongstreet7]

Cole should really watch the latest Bealey-Good video. He is using Nudura ICF's and the owner of Nedura is there helping. You can get a feel for the complexity of what can be done with ICF's. Geoff BG is also building a mansion with an underground movie theatre and a lot of square footage, 4000? He also built a swimming pool.

[@laman491]

I was going to suggest Bealy Good's channel to him as well for an ICF build. It goes fast and then the walls have insulation inside as well.

[@laman491]

The opposite method is a poured walls or cast-in-place foundation similar to what Texas Filipino is doing right now also

[@janstrobach8623]

Boneless chuck roast whole. Prob 17 pds @3.49 pd sliced in 4 oz portions. Same as pork steak. You should get almost 30 steaks or more

[@janstrobach8623]

If anyone didn’t understand my comment about I wouldn’t have a job. Mainly, he raises corn for cattle and corn products. Cole. Do a video about the difference between corn on the cob and corn grain.

[@anonaymous3950]

Who cares if they are doing it right or wrong, they are doing it the way they want! It is their project not ours or yours. It is educational and fun to watch. Just chill out and enjoy. If it bothers you so much why watch it? He is a very busy guy and has lots of irons in the fire. Keep up the good work men!

[@hubgold487]

from the sofa in your parent's basement life appears to be just a game show. Who has to worry about things like money or true quality work.

[@kvalsvik]

buy plywood and close up the hole in the wall down in the basement, that way you can hold out some of the snow and if you run some heat it can help to keep some of it inside.

[@wallyhuppert9077]

Work on the inside for the winter

[@joshg6874]

Cole, you have told us everything about your boots, BUT WHAT IS THE BRAND? but really im interested those look like really nice stitchdown boots.

[@kellysnow491]

How about some beef stew with lots of potatoes, carrots etc etc... plus grilled cheese sandwiches so have a grilling plate on hand to make your sandwiches. So. If you like this

[@jeffreystebbins1768]

What about bringing the trailer over from campground to use as a winter shelter ?

[@warrenmichael918]

You bought hand made boots, not custom boots. Big difference too. Im sure those are nice boots and should last a while but an actual custom made boot should not hurt your feet or take 100 hours to get broken in. If your left foot is taller across the top, the boot should have been made to allow for that.

[@exaiver7]

Take some plywood and make a door in the hold in the wall for now. Then you can take a heater that can help out

[@carlsmith2826]

On your last episode I suggested that you rent an inflatable building to cover up the underground movie theater 🎭 if you intend on going the BFI route.

[@paulotts]

Cole, you could sit on the basement ledge and be Roman's elf on a shelf!

[@teepeeX]

Time for slow cook and thick soups with crunchy bread

[@leocartwright1041]

Hi boys sorry your cold, we just had a temperature this Saturday of 38 degrease C. here in Victoria Australia.

[@wes52101]

As a carpenter of 30 years, my favorite part of these remodel videos are the meltdowns in the comment section. 😂

[@chrisw.4318]

You have to admit it gets frustrating when you’ve been watching them screw around in this hole for 4 months and not make any real progress because he insists on building the foundation to support a skyscraper, with enough tile to drain the Great Lakes.

[@meme7591]

​@@chrisw.4318they are 2 people plus running a farm. It takes a while to do things but apparently you are perfect and faster than anyone.

[@chrisw.4318]

@@meme7591 That has nothing to do with his decision to make the footers more than double the size they need to be and to put hundreds of unnecessary feet of drainage

[@OOpSjm]

@@chrisw.4318 Concrete overkill yes, but the drainage definitely isn't given they dug into a wet sand layer.

[@karlmckinnell2635]

I lived in a 100 year old house 1915ish, ballon framed, no insulation, rubble stone foundation, house was the best place I’ve ever lived in 😊. Oh yeah let’s not forget about some knob and tube electrical that was still in service 😂.

[@lindakinsey1093]

My brother had the same foot problem. Mine are double E’s. My mom had to buy each of us expensive shoes. I’m still buying expensive shoes. Only can buy from 1 store and it’s a state away. But go there cause it makes a difference. Thanks. Glad you are basically through with the drainage.

[@claudiaclark6162]

You have a big gaping hole in the house and the snow is starting to fly.

[@kenkiekens7746]

Get a big industrial box of hot dogs. Put in freezer. Get a freezer. Ketchup, mustard etc. chilly, for chilly dogs. A pot for boiling water. Quick meals

[@jfife4211]

Coles clothing layers brought back memories for me. From 4 to 6 lived in Moscow (-40), USSR, and then Columbus, Ohio. Clothes so thick i could hardly move. Lol

[@mmegraham]

Fur hats, too!

[@larrycaughron1321]

About the new boots, soak all the leather with water, put them on, and walk them dry. After that they'll be as comfortable as kid gloves. 🇺🇸👍🇺🇸

[@judycoln9969]

Roman should be getting a winter pay increase. 😊

[@carolenault9147]

Winter or Summer that’s called construction work. Just like the mailmen of times past.

[@warrenmichael918]

What does he get paid now that has you concerned for his financial situation?