Not too long ago, I have written a post about Contractor And Television Personality Mike Holmes’ Son Mike Holmes Jr.

Neither my parents, nor I, nor my paternal grandmother would feel comfortable working on the house on a cavernous amount of property that we and my paternal grandmother live in together in “Early Life And Continuous Livelihood.

And if we wound up building our own house on an empty lot that is at least 3 acres in Oakland Township, Michigan that we would purchase beforehand; we would not feel comfortable hiring Mike Holmes and his son Mike Holmes Jr. to build this house on our behalf.

See these earlier posts for more information:

A Nice Place To Call Home

Another House Plan That Could Be Doable In “Early Life And Continuous Livelihood”

Home That We Could Purchase In Early Life And Continuous Livelihood

Another Post Pertaining To Early Life And Continuous Livelihood

Mike Holmes and his son Mike Holmes Jr. are not our cup of tea.

The least we would have Mike Holmes and his son Mike Holmes Jr. do if they were to work on a house that we’d purchase that had been previously built, or build our newly constructed house; is that we would require them to wear fat suits and expect them to listen to the Adult Contemporary and Easy Listening-formatted radio stations within the Detroit area that we would blare on our Sony Tabletop Radio while they would be within our presence.

Mike Holmes and his son Mike Holmes Jr. would not be allowed in the diesel Suburban, Centurion Bronco, diesel Full-Size Van or the GM B-platform Station Wagon that we would have as our primary family vehicle, and nor would they be allowed in the diesel 2-door Tahoe that my father would have as his own personal vehicle that he commutes to and from work in.

See these earlier posts for more information:

Our Diesel Suburban And Diesel 2-Door Tahoe In Early Life And Continuous Livelihood

A Diesel Full-Size Van For Us

Centurion Conversions In White Pigeon, Michigan

Ford Bronco Converted By Centurion Conversions Of White Pigeon, Michigan

Ford Bronco And Ford F-350 By Centurion Industries-Continued

Ford Econoline Conversion Van With A Dual Rear Wheel Setup

GM B-Platform Station Wagon Located Near Furguson Park In Detroit, Michigan