I regularly watch UA-cam tutorials even if I understand how to do whatever I'm doing. It helps me hold a conversation with my clients and makes me feel more confident. Thank you sir! You're a great teacher and I learned a few new things from your video! Definitely subscribing
10:59 We had hopper windows in my barracks building in Alaska back when I was in the Army. It was really nice to just sliiiiightly crack it open in the middle of winter, when it was -20 outside, and let that super cool air flow over me as I lay in my bed next to the window. You might think it'd be uncomfortable, but it was actually quite refreshing! But you really had to just barely open it, cos even slightly too much and it got real cold, real fast 🥶 Alaska is a neat place... guy I know had something like R-145 insulation in parts of his house. Since it can get down to -60 in the interior of Alaska. I've only been camping down to -40 (in a snow cave), but even that is absolutely brutal. People who haven't experienced it really can't comprehend just how next-level cold that is. Anyways. Thank God for insulation, and thank God for Joe and these great instructional videos!
I regularly watch UA-cam tutorials even if I understand how to do whatever I'm doing. It helps me hold a conversation with my clients and makes me feel more confident. Thank you sir! You're a great teacher and I learned a few new things from your video! Definitely subscribing
Just like my teacher back at tech....cool, knowledgeable, and informative. 'Good thing you're
doing here. Thank you, Sir.
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10:59 We had hopper windows in my barracks building in Alaska back when I was in the Army. It was really nice to just sliiiiightly crack it open in the middle of winter, when it was -20 outside, and let that super cool air flow over me as I lay in my bed next to the window.
You might think it'd be uncomfortable, but it was actually quite refreshing! But you really had to just barely open it, cos even slightly too much and it got real cold, real fast 🥶
Alaska is a neat place... guy I know had something like R-145 insulation in parts of his house. Since it can get down to -60 in the interior of Alaska. I've only been camping down to -40 (in a snow cave), but even that is absolutely brutal. People who haven't experienced it really can't comprehend just how next-level cold that is.
Anyways. Thank God for insulation, and thank God for Joe and these great instructional videos!
They are a good window type
In class it’s windows and doors week . Thanks for explaining 😊.
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