A total stranger goes by and stops in to see him not as a doctor, to visit him as a potential client, for he was a builder. He had the money, he had the vision, and saw this empty lot and he built it for Dr. Moore without one penny out of Dr. Moore’s pocket. Because Dr. Moore at the time was given to saving every penny he could for his old age, as he says, and couldn’t venture into this, although he would like to do it. When he heard this, he said, “It costs me nothing to do this, so I will simply sleep in the assumption that it is built.” And he slept in the assumption that the building was done. Then a total stranger drives by and stops in and proposes the building and raises the money and completes the building and turns the key over to him.304 ¶26