You get what you pay for

[AsleepInYorkshire]

Many of the bricklayers who work in the construction trade are paid for what they lay, not the hours it takes them. It's a great incentive if they also provide the quality.

Can I share this small clip with you please.

This provides a great example of "paying for laying" and this particular bricklayer does get lots of repeat business.

AiY

[jfgw]

When I were a lad, builders used to strip to the waist in hot weather.

Julian F. G. W.

[Mike4]

She's a lot better than these two guys!

[mutantpoodle]

She's a lot better than these two guys!

yes...but she is buikding a wall...these guys are preparing a new exhibit for a gallery.???...soon to be snapped up by some educated (and connected) curator

[pje16]

No doubt some luvvy type will label it a work of art and sell it for a fortune

[richlist]

The most surprising part is what looks to be the horizontal string line which is just visible half way up the wall.

[Redmires]

No doubt some luvvy type will label it a work of art and sell it for a fortune

Anyone know who the photographer was ? I'll put in a bid of £100k for the non-fungible token

[bungeejumper]

A couple of years ago, we stayed in an AirBnB down in Sussex which had a fifty foot long wonky brick wall, all very artfully contrived. And just a half brick thick, with the wind whistling through the gaps. A good joke, but I wonder if it's still there?

The most surprising part is what looks to be the horizontal string line which is just visible half way up the wall.

Post-ironic structural abstractionism, innit?

Although, come to think of it, a couple of structural iron posts might have been a better idea.

BJ

[richlist]

It's the sort of wall that I might commission if I had been forced to erect one by an annoying neighbour.