Mike Andes documents on-site preparations for building Augusta Nation’s headquarters on a five-acre lot. He describes immediate tasks (mowing front two acres, clearing a ditch), an upcoming delivery and framing for a pole building, and a $344,000 invoice tied to that delivery — all while expressing concern about resolving a loan/financing issue.
Five acres.
The front two acres.
$344,000.
Follow the journey as I become the world's first lawn care billionaire. This is the five acres that the headquarters for Augusta Nation is going to be built. Here's the problem. The reason I'm here right now is because I got to get video, because this whole ditch, we got to get it all wiped out. And furthermore, I've got a mow like the front two acres of this bad boy. Monday, we have a building being delivered here for the actual. The framing of the pole building is going to be showing up, but that is what that $344,000 invoice is all about. Now, hopefully, this is what the property is going to look in a matter of a few months. Finally, finally. Now he's got to figure out this stupid loan thing.
