The lifestyle scores a 21 out of 30 — high pride in the work, great coworkers, but limited freedom because projects consume weekends and demand constant attention.

18:15of 30. All right. Now, let's do lifestyle. So, can you have pride in the product that you're making? Do you like the people who you work with and your customers? And does [music] it provide any freedom? So, for pride, he was very proud of what he was doing. I was actually proud for him. I thought it was amazing. I'm going to give that one a nine. He said that sometimes he'll make

18:35stuff and like the buyer will just come in and like destroy it, which would really suck, but he still gets a nine. Now, people, I met some of his co-workers, some of the guys doing work. It was awesome. They were really cool and lovely. I'm going to give it a seven just because some of the people who he sells his properties to, I probably don't want to [music] hang out with some

18:51of those folks. And now, freedom. I'm going to give this one a five. The reason I'm going to do a five is because each project has [music] an end date. So, he could take some time off if he wanted to, but when he's there, like in the thick of it, it seems like Saturday and Sunday is included. He's always on the phone like dealing with regulations and things like that. So, the lifestyle

19:09score gets a 21 out of 30. All right. So, here's what that adds up to. For business, he gets an eight. For lifestyle, a 21. 21. 21. >> [music] >> You wrote a 31 >> for Biz. He is going to get an eight. Lifestyle 21. Add all that up. What's that up to? That's 29. So Mark O'Brien buying, restoring, selling brownstones. SAM score 29.