Vladimir Serdak

That kind of gives me a purpose personally.

to be able to fix these things for our home.

It would be anything from installing a television to fixing up dishwashers, fixing doors, hanging doors, adjusting cabinets, replacing doorknobs, fixing up holes, hanging curtains, picture hanging.

And it was one such picture-hanging job that almost broke him.

There was a lady that asked me to hang about 47 different photos on one wall.

And she had a specific pattern of how she wanted this done.

And I spent almost a whole day measuring and hanging.

And she came and she was just like, oh, you're about like two inches off this way.

And I had to take everything off.

So that led to being like, I can't be moving 47 pictures every day.

So that was kind of the moment.

That was about maybe three, four years ago where I started thinking about the class.

We start out with a task right off the bat, just to kind of see what everybody can do.

And the task was always screwing on a piece of sheetrock onto a two-foot by two-foot metal wall that I built, right?

And then we go into just...

trying to hang all sorts of different things that are there, like toilet paper holder, a handicap bar, a TV bracket.

What you could do is you could turn the wall around so you could see how the anchors work on the inside, to see why use a different anchor on a different aspect or a different molly or a toggle bolt or so forth.

That's our first task.

So if you could hang one thing, then you could do your curtains, you could do your television, and you could put shelves up.

Everybody wants to learn how to put up a TV.