Jordan Jonas: preference

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…I was wondering, the log cabin, it feels like that’s a thing that takes a huge amount of work before it’ll work? Right. The difference between a log cabin and a warm log cabin is like an immense amount of work and all the chinking and all the door sealing and the chimney has to be… Anyway, otherwise it’s just going to be the same ambient temperature as outside. So, I don’t think a loan is the proper context for a log cabin. I think log cabin is great in as a hunting cabin, if you’re going to have something for years. But in a three, six-month scenario, I don’t know that it’s worth the calorie expenditure. And it is a lot of calories. But that’s an interesting metaphor of just get something that works. You see a lot of this with companies, like successful companies, they get a prototype, get a system that’s working and improve fast in response to the conditions to environment.…

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