Plan Shelving and Wiring with Tape

If Bamman wanted to paint an office, I think this is the color. Iron ore has saved the day. Once again, the only different I did is instead of doing m flat like I did in the movie theater, I went with a mat, which doesn't feel like a chalkboard, which is absolutely perfect, and it doesn't have that crazy sheen. Now that this is done, we need to start laying out, well, I'll call it the mood. And here's what I'm thinking. All right, one thing for sure is I know we're going to have a big wraparound desk situation here, but for the mood, I need a ton of LED lighting for accents cuz this is not going to be its natural light. We got something special in store. So, first thing I'm going to do is uh we'll kind of get creative. I'm going to start taking some blue tape, running it around to see where I need all my shelving to be because underneath all those shelves, which I think if I did my math right, it's going to be like 18 shelves total in here. They're all going to have LEDs underneath. So, grab the old blue painters tape because your boy is uh a visual learner, if you will, and uh start laying it out. Once I finalize, we'll start cutting into holes, feeding some wire. Let's get into it. This is cool, right? I got them all staggered all the way to the top. But then we have this. And then we have this. Yes, [sighs] I told you I'm a real problem, but we're going to do it. I got my fish tape. I