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As the work progresses, it becomes evident that the original plan for the stairs was not feasible. The initial steps were too narrow and dangerously steep, prompting a critical reevaluation. The builder tear downs the initial supports, feeling frustrated but committed to getting it right. Safety remains a top priority; he stresses that the steps must be "up to code"—meaning they should meet standard measurements for riser height and tread depth.