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I need to see this cabinet

Seriously. I can't believe it could be that rough.

Funny

That's well written.

Well, Jesus was a carpenter after all.

This is some Mr. Miyagi level growth-in-chore.

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dont know if its the same one but have you heard of IKEA's divorce maker? hardest flatpack to put togeather.

I need to see this cabinet-maker...

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Any doll house, kitchen cabinets for little girls, and some basketball thingys mess with your mind. 😮‍💨

I've got to see this!

Hemnes daybed?

Bet its like ikea cabinets.

You have to hold everything up, until the last screw, or shit just collapses.

He was most likely a mason.

Builder is a more accurate translation.

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I'm familiar with this theory and actually appreciate the better thematic resonance of someone who works with dirt and clay being the Son of God...but that doesn't make my joke funny which is what's really important here.

Ryan is hysterical and an excellent writer.

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I have put together furniture where the directions make no sense and it’s not intuitive on how it goes together.

Things like the drawings in the directions showing the pieces in impossible orientations and pieces too similar to easily figure it out.

The only thing I have ever done that made me feel that way was my daughter 's Barbie Dream House