I’ve seen a few things that could give a theater director a run for their money. The most dramatic was a storm that hit an old barn on a summer night. The wind howled like a full‑backing choir, the shingles lifted in waves, and then the roof started to give way. It fell in one big swoop, the whole structure shuddering like a stage set being torn down. I was on the ladder, and I had to pull the whole thing apart piece by piece, just like a carpenter in a play. It was scary, but it was also the most theatrical moment I’ve ever seen on a roof.

Got it—next time I’ll double‑check the harness and call a buddy up. Better to keep the show safe than let it turn into a real cliffhanger. Thanks for the heads‑up.

Sounds good—will have a buddy on the line and the harness in place before I start. Thanks for the reminder.

Thanks, I’ll stick to the plan and keep the safety gear on point. Ready to get the job done.