On-site YouTube monologue (uploaded by T. Harv Eker) describing the exterior of Antoni Gaudí’s Sagrada Familia in Barcelona. The speaker highlights the building's intricate design, ongoing construction (noting cranes and new/old sections), claims it has been under construction for about 100 years, estimates a tower roughly '40 stories high', and states that construction pace is tied to tourist-generated revenue.
This is the basic front of the Cigara da Familia. And you can see that the intricacies right over here. And look how this thing is amazing. Just like goes all the way up here. This is like 40 stories high, probably. And this is the older part. Now, as you can see, they're still working on it 100 years later. And that's what's unique. That's one of the newer parts over here that's been finished in the same type of design, obviously. And you see the cranes here. The cranes are all over this complex, and they're over here. Look at that. And the dollars that it takes to do the construction come from the tourists. And it goes at the pace at which the dollars come in. So when there's a lot of tourists, then a lot more dollars come in and they work faster and put more people on the project. And when it's slower time at tourists, then they work a little bit slower. Look. Just incredible, isn't it? Wow, look at this over here. That's just wild. Take a look at that. The intricacy is incredible here. Wow. It's just one of the most unique buildings in the world. And it's what Barcelona is known for, actually. Look at this behind here. A completely new area being built back here. Hopefully you can see it, the difference in the color. 90.
