People sitting high up in a raised seat usually get a
relaxing view of what’s in front of them. It could be beautiful. But at the
opposite side is a complete tip. It’s just a mixture of everything that’s an
eyesore and a reminder of the tasks that are required. That’s what they’re
trying to avoid. Hopefully, the view in front of them is inspiring enough to
convince them to work on the back for the sake of everyone else. Then one day
they’ll be happy enough to take a room at the back of the building, if only to
admire their own personal achievement. Hopefully both views will be better. Or
they could never look back, leaving it to the job of someone else. Perhaps someone
else has only been contracted and they’re just focusing on their immediate
territory. After all, the boundaries of bricks have to end somewhere.
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