Teresa Strasser

There's nothing there.

No.

There's nothing there at this point.

Look, it's sort of like a remod on a house, which is...

It's really fun when it starts to take shape and you guys are picking out flooring and wall units and going out looking at appliances and stuff like that.

This is the part where you're pulling permits and just demoing out stucco with a hammer.

It's like there's nothing fun about it.

It's dirty.

There's nothing to look at.

This part of the process is not a fun part of the process.

At a certain, you have to do it to get to the next part.

At a certain point when, you know, your daughter comes in and she's picked flowers for you and says, I love you, daddy, and stuff like that.

And then you ask her, what does she want?

And she says she wants a Dora the Explorer lunch pail.

And then you say, I knew it.

Those are the parts that you cherish.

But at this point, again, back, you know, the remod metaphor, you're just sitting down at the city talking to some asshole bureaucrat and pulling permits and demo.

There's a dumpster parked in front of your vagina right now.

Yeah.

Yeah.