A first-person anecdote from a YouTube video where the speaker recounts meeting someone (referred to as “Cabinet Carolina”/‘Goddard King’) and reflects on the realities of construction work. The speaker contrasts residential and commercial construction—describing early starts, hot roof conditions, racing to job sites before 4am, and the mindset shift required to move from residential to commercial projects.
When I first met Cabinet Carolina, it was like Goddard King. I was like, oh, my gosh, it's awesome. Because, like, very few people know what a gunners are. I can't even go to the commercial. We were going new builds, new construction. It's very little money. And you're hot. Like, you're working. And we used to back then, Columbus is called Maxi. Didn't go the roofs. We, like, try to race there to be there before 4am before they got there. They're there early Ohio, through summer. At 2 o', clock, you're done. It's 150 degrees in the roof. It's warm up there. What's cool about it is, like, when you start thinking, like, going from residential to commercial, it's just a conversation with yourself and make the switch. It's EAS.
