Lends itself to tunnel vision on "how do we make this work with what we got" with no consideration of just getting a few additional parts that would make it work.
I feel like I’m the only person who didn’t get the real coke experience when I tried it…
Spent a lot of money on it to try it, even bought a testing kit to make sure it was legit, and my nephew who procured it (he’s only a year younger than me, basically my second brother) was hyped up on it, and so was his stripped ex-wife….
Meanwhile I was just walking around thinking “this is like a worse version of adderall, because at least adderall makes me productive”.
I’m kind of glad though, because if I liked it too much it would have been an issue.
Never been officially diagnosed, been meaning to do it but keep putting it off... Used to have someone who got 90 each month and would give me 30... COVID took her unfortunately :(
Like if it was some amateur job like I've experienced fixing my Dad's shit I could kind of understand it without the meth, but if you actually paid some "professional" to do this other than meth I don't know how this is possible...prions?
Either that or upset with the house owner, I’ve seen some fun work done by upset tradesmen. I was working on a shutdown at an oil refinery and hear my site supervisor just lose his shit laughing for like a solid 10 minutes. He stops our entire crew and has a meeting just because he found it so funny and wanted to share the story. Apparently on the site next to ours a crew had been laid off without reason but still contractually had to finish the job they were on so the entire crew ignored their drawings and just started randomly welding pipes to each other. The new crew came in and done an initial site inspection and about 700m of pipe work looked to be in the right place until he looked closer and found it just does a full circle of the site then joins back to the start again.
I suddenly have a new understanding of the Kool aid man just busting through walls all through the 90's. That makes so much sense now!! Truly thank you for your insight.
I use to work with a Mechanical Fitter who was a lifestyle meth user. (We worked 3 weeks on 3 weeks off).
And on our RnR, he would do some side jobs. Geared up, and off his gourd. I can 100% see him using the same thought process. SMASH REH BITCH! LET'S GOOOO!
Hope you're OK Mickey! Gifted fitter, loves the drugs.
There’s a lot specific plumbing code for routing and the amount of offsets you can use and the sloping of the pipe. Could explain why they don’t go around but if you’re going to go through a wall you core drill it and not hit it with a sledge hammer 😂
Only on Reddit could you find someone who has enough plumbing experience to understand why this should not have happened AND enough drug experience to understand why it did. Thanks for the insight! Lol
Not only doing it high on meth is a likely scenario but also believing what youve just done was a stroke of genius. Meth is horrible but in the moment youre king of the world.
I feel like the added paranoia would have me freaking out about clogged pipes with the bends too sharp so id come to the "logical" decision of making holes to achive maximum laminar flow lol
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u/Double_Bass6957 5d ago
It’s hard for me to believe a sane coherent person did this.