Message from @RevStench
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@Daniel Turch ^ maybe you can help him.
do we have any riggers in here?
I'm not but I've worked with them. My uncle owns a machinery moving company. If there is anything I could help with let me know.
Here's an invite to a podcast I'll be starting in the coming weeks. It's also a place to discuss shooting and shooting sports. https://discord.gg/4tNANAr
any realtors in here?
@Goose check <#352760194775777282> or just <@&322715617138311171>
@ThisIsChris thanks man
JBS might be a little out there, but here is a list of conservative-inclined companies.
https://www.jbs.org/about-jbs/corporate-sponsors
@Px4stormtrooper#3883 made me think. To any of you guys who are new in the trades, getting into the trades, or even if you are just getting a little too relaxed. It's dangerous out there. This is a hard story to tell over text, but it's very important. There was a guy recently on a construction site that my company was on who was killed. Fortunately, I wasn't there. A tilt-up wall, like the one pictured, fell when the cables for the crane snapped. One guy ran across it and made it to safety, while the other guy ran away from it, and was crushed before he could make it.
The trades are very lucrative, especially for people without a college education. I hope that I'm not discouraging anyone, but just be aware that it's easy to get into accidents. Looking at you specifically, @Rogue#0890 . Stay safe, bro
bro, I could tell stories all day about people getting killed or maimed on job sites and in factories.
It can be really dangerous out there even in the best conditions.
@RevStench I heard construction has a higher mortality rate than police work. It's dangerous as hell, man.
Thanks brother @John O -
Remember your male privilege and cede safe high paying work to women.
@Perihelion - CA safe =/= high paying. My brother is a diver, no debts in any form, is 22 and will be making 6 figures in a year or two. The higher the risk of dismemberment or death, the higher the wage
I get what you're saying, though
The other high paying work is distorting your mind with extreme autism and suffering social stigma
Lel, yeah, my mom did that. 0/10, don't recommend
@John O - Ironworkers dropped a staircase the other day (didn't secure it properly), my jman and I were on the other side of the wall. Very LOUD boom. Fun stuff. We get a bunch of safety briefings on my jobsite, for a reason.
I told you, bro
They open just to open the double hung
Bathroom
@RevStench how old's the house?
Probably just over 100 years old
Have you seen that before? We have Victorian mansions here in Louisville and a million Sears and Roebuck catalog homes.
Not that set up, no. I've seen pocket doors abut to casement windows in some old houses, but it seems like people just added random things over generations.
Yeah, I believe that's the case too. People do/did weird things. I see interior storm windows more than I would like. They don't protect the window when they are inside.
They actually rot the window because of moisture.
I see people put plexiglass over the exterior of windows without drilling weep holes, that accelerates the rot.
So is that why you would see that setup? Just random building over time?
Yes sir. The plexiglass is because people are cheap haha
I see people wrap rotting wood in metal, just to sell the house, that's a nightmare. By the time I get to it there is usually hardly any good wood left, and a $400 project starts to turn to thousands.
Sounds like the Winchester Mystery House...
@everyone Any plumbers in here?
Only basic. What's up?
Electrical and HVAC here
Sorry bro