Put epoxy on a pipe leak under the house. Now to wait an hour to see if it worked.🕠
@LowEndMuse I need to fix a shower valve, again—enjoying procrastination as I use valve at water heater.
Me: 6'5" 360 lbs. Under my house. Sucks. 😂
@LowEndMuse Well that sucks in a couple of ways! I hope the patch works out.🤞 @chaddus2_0
We'll, the patch fixed my tiny leak, but I'm still losing water. I think the city broke my side of the meter when they ran over it *twice* with a backhoe while installing new sidewalks... So I'll probably get to pay for their negligence. 😔
VERY unlikely. They've had to repair some after lawsuits if that gives you an idea. They used a subcontractor for the sidewalks and when I complained about the backhoe, the city told me to contact the contractor. The contractor in turn told me to call the city.
I don't have money to file a lawsuit and I'm sure they're aware of this fact. Just based on my neighborhood.
@LowEndMuse Even worse that the repair cost probably wouldn't be out of pocket for the contractor, assuming that they're licensed, bonded, and insured.
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@LowEndMuse Typical run-around BS. It'd be nice if there was a group of similarly screwed-over folks that could approach the mayor's office or city council to make some noise about it.
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They spoke up in a city council meeting a while back and were promised a fix. None ever came.
You really almost have to sue them to get their attention.
What can you expect from a state that elected Sarah Huckabee Sanders as governor? 
@LowEndMuse Yeah, ya got me there!
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@LowEndMuse Wow. That's pretty special.
@LowEndMuse Sounds like you're on the right track. Total BS that the sidewalk crew trashed it, though. I guess it's unlikely that the city would clean up their own mess?
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