It looked like he was down. It looked like he was out, washed up, never to be seen again. This week on the D4L Channel it is the epic story of the steady old master trying rise again, while the faddish construction worker refuses to move out of his way. It's a war of wills. Who will win? Lose? Or could everyone come out ahead? Stay tuned...
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