r/Wellthatsucks 5d ago

Plumbers broke through this foundation to add pipes, compromising the structural support of the home.

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u/Truckyou666 5d ago edited 5d ago

Out of the 20, how many are sane and competent?

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u/Double_Bass6957 5d ago

That’s not a fair question, we’re in the US military 😂

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u/Truckyou666 5d ago

So when they leave the military, they magically become sane and competent? Not plumbers!

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u/Double_Bass6957 5d ago

Lmao no…never said that. I have dealt with a handful of plumbers as a home owner and they weren’t terrible

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u/Undalabaca 1d ago

If it's seabees the answer is none

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u/Double_Bass6957 1d ago

USAF

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u/Undalabaca 1d ago

Oh the fancy bougie folks.

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u/Double_Bass6957 1d ago

🤣🤣🤣

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u/Undalabaca 1d ago edited 1d ago

Well, thanks for your service. I enjoyed my time in the bees working with the Air Force guys and Marines.

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u/Double_Bass6957 1d ago

Air Force is two words. Thank you for yours as well 🫡

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u/Undalabaca 1d ago

Lmao, Well, at least we established which service takes the educated folks and where the rest of us go.

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u/Double_Bass6957 1d ago

No argument here

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u/SweetProperty9896 5d ago

As a tradesman myself if you say over 50% I’ll know you’re lying

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u/Truckyou666 5d ago

Throw sober in there, and that really throws a monkey wrench in everything!

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u/WhoAreWeEven 4d ago

Its oxymoron, right

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u/PenultimatePotatoe 4d ago

I've never really thought about this, but sane and competent don't go together with plumbers. I know some that are good but they are weird people.