David Fajgenbaum

The hard part.

He just kept like working in the yard and doing trees and doing like fences and stuff.

And just, I think, eyeing all week.

And so each night, but he's up and down a ladder.

You know, he's doing a lot of ladder stuff.

And then I would look at the cameras at the house just to see if he was lying anywhere on the ground, you know?

And then I would FaceTime him every night, which was so fun.

A, just to have an excuse to have to FaceTime every single night.

It's a good, I want to make up a reason why I have to do that.

I know, but there's something more organic about it.

It was like, okay, good, you're alive.

And then I'd hear about everything he did that day.

And, all right, so did you look at the pictures?

Yes.

Aaron looks, he looks like an ant on top of the roof.

Chris, the contractor happened to stop by for something else and he sees Aaron way on the top.

Look at the one of Aaron crawling up

I want him to almost be a decoration.

Like, wouldn't it be funny if there was a person... We had a person, like, a dummy up there putting it on.

Yeah.