Feast or Famine?

Um, it's, uh, as we're recording this middle of August, uh, Where'd the summer go,

dude? I have no clue.

And you're as busy as you've ever been, maybe busier than ever.

And I'm the opposite here in Minnesota.

It's just like the dichotomy is – there's a big $5 word.

It is crazy how different our markets are behaving right now, in words of

mine.

It really is.

You know, it's – and I don't quite understand, you know, what the big drive is here or what – you know, why it's any different.

But – We we've gotten we've done just a lot of it's been it's just been a solid summer.

That's awesome.

I'm happy.

Yeah.

No, it's been it's been good.

It's but it's been kind of it's we're at that point where it's almost relentless.

That makes sense.

You know, I think there's.

We're turning away a lot of work, and I don't really love that.

I would like to do all the work, but we've gotten to the point again here probably since the middle of July, let's say the last 30 days, where we really haven't been taking new customers.

And it's kind of like, God, I don't really want to do that too much, you know.

But, you know, if you can't get to them, you can't get to them.

Only so many hours in the day, so.

Yeah.

I mean, it's a loss when you, I mean, you definitely have to look at it that way when you can't take on new business, but it's also important to service the customers.

You have the ones that are on the books already.