A few years ago, I worked at HD in the flooring department. We had this guy come in wanting to buy some flooring and have us install it. So we sent out the crew to measure so he could get his quote. When the crew got there, he wanted them to measure the walls, too. Normally, that's handled differently as HD didn't have their own crew who did that (at least our location didn't) They'd go through a 3rd party company and set everything up for the customer. But the guys measured his walls for him and put those measurements in the quote as a side note (not part of the actual quote for a dollar amount, just as an addition since there was nowhere to account for it in the flooring quote).

When that guy and his wife came by the store to talk about the quote, he wanted to talk about the wall measurements, too. They wanted to cover not only the floors, but every single wall with LVP. He understood that it would have to be glued onto the walls to hold it up there. And he was willing to pay for it (they had the money judging by the looks of the house and the property it was on). So we made a few calls and got everything set up for him to have an actual quote done with the walls included. But that's not even the weirdest part.

The house was brand new construction that he had built (he owned his own company and had access to all types of construction guys and equipment). But what was weird about it was on the outside, it looked like a steel building you'd see at any industrial site or maybe an overly large garage. But the inside looked like a normal house; studded walls, drywall taped and mudded, etc. So it was a steel building with insulation, then a small gap, then normal stud construction on the inside, again with insulation. Like I said...weird.

The guy and his wife were younger than me, and they were both extremely nice and well put together and well-spoken. And every time they came in, they showed us pictures of the house in the various stages of construction.  But I don't think I'll ever forget the first time we saw the pics of the outside and then the inside. I had a perplexed look on my face, and the guy said, "Yeah, it's exactly what you think it it; steel building on the outside, normal house on the inside." But hey, their credit card worked so I had no complaints.