Measure, cut and hang; measure cut and hang; measure cut and hang. You do it enough times and you've got a room. Twenty-four 1/2"x4'x 8' sheets of drywall were part of Wednesday's Home Depot delivery. My goal was to get all of it installed berfore Saturday. Although I have installed drywall single-handedly before, it tends to go a lot faster with a two-person crew . Imagine the chaos of one person lifting, positioning and then trying to secure a 4' x 8' sheet of drywall 8' above their head. Two installers working as a team is definitely a better plan. Both can carry and lift the drywall sheet into place. Then, one person holds the drywall sheet while the other person secures it with drywall screws. Yes, two installers were definitely needed to meet this agressive intallation schedule. Gary "Measure-and-Cut" Johnson & Randy "Screw-It-Up" Gane were this highly tuned installation team. It didn't take us long to get our work rhythm going. Time and time again I took precise measurements, made exacting cuts and like an artist sculptured each peace of drywall to an perfect fit. Time and time again Randy and I carried and positioned each sheet into place. Then, without exception, Randy would screw it up. Pure and simple, Randy was a cordless drill gun-slinger. In the blink of an eye, he drove countless drywall screws into place in a perfect nailing pattern. What a team and what a great job. Mission Accomplished. I'm going on vacation.