![]() 02/01/2016 at 13:35 • Filed to: Houses | ![]() | ![]() |
Me: “There’s no way in hell I’m doing that.”
Guy: “Okay, I’ll get a window open for you.”
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Safety cushion!
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Huh? Did he expect you to enter in through that doorway with those (totally up to code) stairs? Where would that door even go anyway with that concrete wall in the way? This hurts my brain. It's like some fucked up MC Escher painting.
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The only appropriate reply is this:
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What OSHA don’t see they don’t need to know about.
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cant you just about see the MC Escher drafting and design company. m.c. up working late at night. “yeah thisll REALLY mess with them”
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The Caution ribbon is a nice touch.
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Guy: “Okay, I’ll get a window open for you.”
“...but don’t track any mud inside. And don’t scratch the window-frame.”
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Not as uncommon as you would hope.
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You got that right.
It seems like they always wait ‘til the last minute to pave driveways/sidewalks/etc. I know, I know... they just want the concrete pristine for the customer...
Until then, everyone’s tromping through the mud. If you’re lucky, someone will have laid some pallets or something down, or at least a base layer of gravel.
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Holy crap!
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If you had something to do with this, I swear to God...
![]() 02/01/2016 at 16:04 |
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Hell no.
Not this time.
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