Wilson: No, no, no, Tim. I'm talking about Thomas Jefferson. You know, he was a man that needed to work with his hands. When he was home at Monticello, he would lose himself building his house, tending his garden, and it was while doing these simple hands-on tasks, that Jefferson saw his life more clearly.
Tim: Hey, wow. I am like Jefferson.
Wilson: Mm-hm.
Tim: When I'm swinging the hammer, that's when I see and think the clearest.
Wilson: So that's probably why building Jill's office was so important to you.
Tim: I never really thought of it that way. Thanks, Wilson.