It was the day before Canada Day, and information about Residential Schools in Canada had resurfaced in the weeks prior, so we got together to discuss it all. We are no experts on the subject, but to us, it's important to be honest about what we don't know, talk about what we're learning, and talk about what we think our personal responsibilities are. 

In an effort to keep things 100, the guys break down some of the many ways they fall short as parents. 

Dave finally gets the boys together to do a Whiskey tasting. Will Dave convince anyone to join the Whiskey train, or will it be all for naught?

If you want to hear how four grown men transition seamlessly between conversations about wiping your butt, tenant/landlord adventures, gender, and being okay with changing your beliefs or perspectives, then grab your popcorn, put on your walking shoes, or get to work and enjoy. 

We discuss the right and the wrong ways to prank your family on Aprils Fools day, and how each of us feels about the tools we work with.   

We discuss some of our pet peeves in everyday life, and have a conversation about “International Women’s Day” and women in the trades

Michael McDougall joins us for a second time to talking about real estate, brand marketing, personal motivation, and..... grilled cheese with raisins?! 

The subject of bullying is something we've all dealt with one way or another over the years. Some have regrets, some have bad memories, and now we try to navigate it all as adults, and with our children. 

Like anywhere, expertise in the trades comes from trying new things and figuring out what works best and when to use certain products or methods. The reality is, it can't always be the best of everything. Sacrifices need to be made in order to meet a budget, but what takes the back seat? 

Our relationship with our clients is very important to us. We find we end up becoming good friends with most of our clients through the journey of a renovation. Is this how you would run your business? 

Diving into a recent opportunity we had to give back to a family of a front line worker, and where we can go with those types of opportunities. We also get into why it’s important to educate ourselves in and celebrate black history month, and how we find a balance between work life, and being a good dad. 

Joey and Dave made a pitch to a TV Network! Did they take the bate? Join us to find out, and see how the boys plan to move forward.