Colorado B.S. Thread

One is too many

 

I'll only charge you double + 30% markup

 

Ok ok... TW Al discount 29.5%

 

Time to make more Hello Kitty stickers so I can place them on your tools so you can think of me

 

And we're back to 35%...

 

I've seen into Marty's garage...



And this is his new avatar:

 

Man, I take Covid-19 over another one of his kitty stickers on the truck!

 

No way in hell I can afford a tool box like that!

 

On the plus side, you could actually live in it.

 

Well, news saying Colleges are delaying incoming class till Jan 2021. Boston Univ was only name I recognized from their list.

Said Students haven't been able to complete entrance exams and New Admissions "hasn't been a priority" at Universities/ colleges.

 

There are few ways to piss off Marty and I know them ….so he better start looking at Anger Management Classes via Zoom due to physical distancing rules

 

Its ok, I'm essential, and I never have followed rules.

 

Okay I better not clutter up these pages for more important discussions, I have code questions next time I snap pictures of the back concrete patio height and grading.....stay tuned to all my construction savvy folks on here

 

Kitty Kruger

 

Agreed. Even if it's an immediately obvious issue they probably will miss it. On my house we were supposed to have a banister instead of a half-wall for the stairs, but the framers framed it out as a half-wall and I don't know how long it sat like that before I brought it to my super's attention. He told me he walked through the homes "every day" but it seemed like he wasn't really inspecting anything on those "walks". There were other issues too like water connections not in the right place, an empty gang box for a smoke detector that someone forgot about, one of the cabinet doors was installed backwards, the list goes on and on. If you're having a house built, it's best to do your own on-site inspections to keep those people honest.

 

I feel like every person building a new home should hire a inspector. It’s amazing what kind of crap builders try and pull. I saw my first inspector in a $15million dollar house out here and he took 3 days to do his inspection and had pages and pages of notes.

 

Every inspection report I've ever seen has a huge disclaimer on it that the inspector knows nothing about anything and you can't hold them liable for anything because they got their license by filling out a coupon cut from the back of a cereal box.