Final Interior Touches & Reflecting on Progress

15, 20 years. So, I'm not too worried about it. I know everybody says, "Oh, spray foam the whole thing. Just put spray foam on it." Oh, I love spray foam. Everybody on the internet freaking loves spray foam when they don't have to pay for it. Spray foam is expensive. And I would do it if it was free, obviously. I think anybody would, but it's not. So, we're just going to do a seal up between those things. the best we can and then do the roll in fiberglass bat insulation with the paper face stuff to be its pseudo vapor barrier. But we don't want to seal it in completely. We let it breathe a little bit. Once we get drywall on there and finish it and everything, that'll seal it up pretty good, too. We just want it to be sealed enough to be efficient HVAC wise and so that the mini split when it runs on dehumidifier mode can keep it from being humid in here to keep the cars and stuff nice and all that. And I have all the doors open on the Monte Carlo because I opened one the other day and I got punched in the face by putrid gross old building smell. If you remember from the last video, the shop we were renting smelled absolutely horrible. A lot of the stuff in there kind of has that twinge on it. So, airing it out, including the inside of the car a little bit. It'll go away with time. It has been going away. It just needs some time to air out a little bit.