then we'll we'll run the uh 30 amp. So, now that I got my big head out of the way, you'll see I have the the wires on the breaker and now I'm running the ground. Um, I cut a little short, but it it ended up working out. You can you can skip around on that ground bar. Nothing tells you that you have to go in order. Just your OCD tells you that. Um, that's easy that, too. That's just a flathead and just put the wire in the hole, tighten the flathead down, and uh you're good to go. It's super simple. Nothing really to it. So, if you made it this far in, 11 minutes and 45 seconds in, grab yourself another beer. I certainly did. So, this is about a two, three beer project. Nothing too big, but grab yourself another beer and let's finish this up here. So, we have the 50 amp currently, and you can see it in the wall there. That's not going to go to my 30 amp box. That's going to go to that black box that I had. Now, I'm going to run the 30 amp. And I think I I did it wrong in the way that I'm showing you. Um, but when like I'm wiring a house, I like to start at the boxes and run back to the panel. So then I know that I have enough to get to the whatever way you want to do it. It's fine. I'm probably do it backwards. Everyone can make fun of me for it. I don't care. But, um, this way works just as well cuz I knew that I had enough wire. So, it's not that big of a deal. But, anyways, you just strip that coating off like I did for the previous. Pull the ground off. You don't need to wire nut your grounds. It's bare copper the whole time. So, there's no point in wire nutting them because the whole wire is bare. Like, you're it doesn't make any sense. So, if you ever do grounds, just wire up the top or don't wire up the top. I mean, just keep them just twist them together, call it a day. But yeah, so now just shove that one through the hole and wire it up like you did for the other one. So this clip was like a six minute clip. I sped it up to 20 seconds. Hopefully it's not super laggy on your guys' end. But just boring stuff. Just stripping the wire again, getting it all prepped and ready to go. Um, and in this next clip, you'll see I did something a little different. So, here it comes back. I'm just looking at myself, making sure I'm still cute. So, I decided to pull the 30 amp out and then wire it, tighten everything down, and push the breaker back in. Instead of working between that 2-in gap I have there and trying to see without any lights in the garage, because…
