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Why my house is still standing

I think that this is the perfect example of why my house is still standing after 98 years.

This backhoe maybe only took 6 minutes to destroy a house, but look how much was missing, and the rest of it was still standing. If I ever leave IT, it will be to either start a coffee shop or to work on a demolition crew. I am not real picky the demolition can be with either explosives or by a mechanical means (backhoe, wrecking ball) But having a job that involves smashing, flattening, and blowing stuff up sounds pretty good.

“Why my house is still standing”

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