Just a tad bit homophobic, just a touch sexist, and a tiny bit racist...it's got a little of everything...

In this case the pipe was to close to the wall and wooden frame to solder with an open flame torch.

Also, as my wife says, "I can grow a nine pound baby inside me and push it out through a tiny hole, you try that sh*t!" 

When people overthink things, negative thoughts and emotions tend to prevail and they get that tiny voice that tells them they aren't good enough, or can't do it.

But with every deal you make and with every dollar you put in your pocket, it is a little tiny miserable bit less worry and a little tiny miserable ittie little bit more fun.The more deals you make the more fun it becomes.

@Jay Hinrichs - Oh, I'm not looking for a tiny house in Memphis!  

As an example, the areas where I invest, most of the apartments were built in the 1920's, which means they often have a formal dining room, tiny closed off kitchens, no air con and sometimes no heat, and tiny closets. 

It just so happened that as a result, that's where the opportunities in tech, finance, etc. arose, as that's where there were the most people, and statistically, a place with one million colonists is more likely to have a great idea that creates big business than a place where there is a tiny village of 100 people in the middle of the country.

We have 2 tiny houses, and I often have to drop them as low as $59/night (+$25 cleaning fee) to get bookings

The residence is a "product," in your understanding of the thing, and tossing these people out of the place they call home is "naturally" a good idea.Can you and @Austin Fruechting just maybe try for half a second to imagine that a man who was born in a stable, lived in a tiny village for most of his life learning a simple trade, wandered jobless all over the land with his followers living on the charity of others, and died penniless on a cross to be buried at the expense of a friend perhaps, just perhaps, did not particularly care about crushing it in multifamilies?