my family owns a large solar farm. you're the one being absurd here. paying for all of the work to build a plywood solar farm, and then _never_ _getting_ _anyt

my family owns a large solar farm. you're the one being absurd here. paying for all of the work to build a plywood solar farm, and then _never_ _getting_ _anything_ _back_ would've been profoundly negative. you're thinking about the first day after the install. _sure_ it _might_ cost less to install a bunch of plywood. and then you never get anything for it. and nobody will give you a business loan for "i want to install fake solar panels", but "i want to install actual solar panels" has all sorts of cheap money thrown at it. over the life of the system installing actual panels has a shot at paying for itself.