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can power my miter saw, my circular saw—all right in the driveway. Our place is clean, well, not exactly clean. By "clean" I mean organized power systems. We have wires everywhere here. This is simply incredible. I get power from the unit through this hose. That is, not a hose, but a cable. We'll lay it on top and try to conduct the energy to the back. And I'm happy to show you something. OK. OK. So, here's the exciting part that I wanted to show you. I have my own LED lights because this is going to be a cool work trailer. So, this is my favorite saying. No one cares, work harder. I live by this motto and even have it tattooed on my chest. This means a lot to me, it's a kind of call to courage and work— no matter how successful you are, don't show off. Don't show it off. Everyone doesn't care . Just keep working even harder. So the idea is that I'll put one here and the other one over there. We'll secure everything, hide the wires under the bottom, connect the power cable, and launch this beauty. Ah, ah, ah. So, guys, are you ready? Let's check them out. Oh, don't do that. How cool is that, right ? We need to step back a little and look. Someone looks from the outside and thinks, "This is cool." What's going on inside? Oh, that's a great choice. Oh, I'm so happy with this. So, let's talk about lighting. I used to have these cool LED lights that were plugged in. Now the power comes from the trailer, or rather, excuse me, from the truck. And I want to make sure that if I have to go and disconnect the truck, I still have a light inside. And I'm too stupid to figure out how to hook this up, because we need an inverter if we're going to hook this up to our solar system. So , since our batteries are powered by the sun, we're going to take this threaded work light and attach it to the bottom here. Of course, we don't have the headroom to do it any other way. We do n't have much space, although it would be ideal. But the reason I want to mount it here is because we're going to put a bolt through it from the top. And I want to position it so that I can work here with light, or turn it around if I need to find a tool or something like that. So, he will go back and forth. Uh, I think this is the most practical and best solution I could come up with. In addition, it also has the ability to connect via cable. So you can use it with batteries or a cable, and you'll have all the light you could ever need. Which brings me to the next point: we can just run an extension…