I'm on the lot today and we're pouring the walls for the basement. I should start calling it a construction site and not a lot because clearly it's changing. It's pretty amazing to see the transformation. So what's happening today Ed? Today we're going to be pouring the walls for the basement. We're going to be using a pump truck line pump instead of the rain pumps to all the things that we're paying attention to is where our water line comes in, where our sewer is going to be coming through the walls. All the rebar has been inspected and passed by the city and we're ready to go. The pump truck is here. It's time to pour some walls. It's made sense to add the basement to the front half of the house instead of a full basement or instead of no basement. We had almost a full story between the front and the back of the lot and it just made sense to add that square footage and actually it's cheap square footage. It'll be a TV room slash guest room and it'll be a small workshop in the back and that's probably where the green shorts studio will be. An efficient use of concrete is important here because that's actually that's the most expensive material we're using on this house. We're doing three walls here. It's in a daylight to one side out under the porch. We'll have a kind of a courtyard there between the house and the garage that's going to come later. There's a boy here who's that boy. Come under right here bud. You can see the concrete coming in over here and look down this wall so you can see it flowing in there. The concrete guys said we had 24 yards of concrete for the basement. It's eight yards in pre-trucks each. They'll take the forms off this tomorrow. The concrete will be sturdy enough to do that but then it's got a cure for about a week. Efficiently using concrete. That's one thing that makes a greenhouse screen. Thanks for watching. Please like and share and subscribe for new videos weekly. The green short greenhouse uncovering what makes a greenhouse screen.