Second Trailer Loading and Supply Chain Interaction

come here mike we'll be back for one more when do you want to settle up ron whatever you want [Applause] right or left take a right how long has maya been riding with you chad [Music] so the reason you don't see large boulders being used a lot in retaining walls or settings is because of the way we contractors buy them when we buy them by the ton and we sell them by the price per square foot when we buy larger boulders we're buying more weight and getting less square feet when you buy smaller stones you buy less weight and you get more square feet think of it this way when you buy one big massive stone a lot of that gets buried and never seen gets put into the bank that's why as a contractor we want bigger stones it leads to a beefier wall but that one stone may have cost us eight to nine dollars more per square foot than if we had bought small stones so more often than not you'll see the smaller stones being used but really larger stones should be used in an application now i'm not going to be building very big walls but i'm going to be using very big