I have a half-assed idea of building local large thai jars for rainwater harvesting and working with landscapers to do decorative tilework on them to fit into zeriscaped backyard sorts of deals. The upfront cost isn't awful, but I really need some concrete science help to see if it's doable.

American Canto sounds like a 1990s blog from a pretentious english lit undergrad. Which is pretty on the nose.

I DJed in college and started it back up 10 years ago mostly for fun, but have picked up enough corporate gigs to pay for most of my gear. All nights and weekends to make a living at it. For REAL trades, probably a prep cook.

I assume they r(rightly) don't let it just sit with a single place forever. I've been to the Black Sheep and the Dubliner - I have to give my Atlanta vote to the Dubliner. Durty Nelly's is a far better bar other than soccer though.

The original tech guys who democratized computing did something fairly remarkable as did the second wave that creating empowering software. But building the Apple, or creating visi-calc from paper accounting ledgers is very different than innovation based on destroying existing industries and jobs.