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I've done a lot of book matching on panels, doors, cabinet faces, etc... over the years. Nothing that wild. Would like to have seen the 18 wheeler flatbed pull up to the shop that crafted all of that. That's a shitload of board feet. And probably close to a year's worth of work from the time it was unlosded. Not to mention the harvesting, rough milling, and kiln drying.

I’ll also sneak into the facility and expect you to pay my entry fees and buy my lunch. Then I’ll make a mess of everything and leave trash all over the place. If you don’t like it, I’ll call you a racist nazi.

As much as you keep ranting about socialism, this country is propped up on it. So we either get rid of all assistance programs or we don't. For the record I am fine with dumping the whole thing and starting over. Way too many people sucking off the gubernments tit.

I'm not so sure. The center section of the treads are clearly spliced in, with a different edge profile. (Not sure how that would pass final inspection though). And there's a cross cut seam at the bottom of the stairs on the right that makes me think it's real. Years ago I did a reclaimed lumber floor in Highlands N.Carolina. By the time the finisher laid down multiple layers of epoxy, to level it out and fill in voids, even standing there it had an unreal look to it.

looks costly

It predates DB. 😎

Hey, Mangina… Here’s a woman, since you’re obviously confused or just don’t have much goin’ on in your oddly shaped skull…

And the Cocaine Mitch hits just keep on coming...