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That's the meds talking.
Kidding. I agree. One is actually taking the steps to help themselves. That should be applauded.
the world.
5 months 1 day after we had a pipe burst. If it could go wrong it has. Latest- the electrical inspector passed the house. THe 'home inspector' had to come inspect the insulation. He borrows the carpenters left behind ladder. Crawls up. Leaves a heap of insulation strewn on the floor. Declares everything has been done wrong. THe electrical inspector shouldn't have passed it. he rescinds it. Decides the plumber should have pulled a permit for the pipe repair (done on a Sunday at 9AM.) after the fact. Won't pass anything until the plumber pulls a permit for something that has been functioning for 5 months and then gets that inspected. Wants them to pull wall board down because he didn't see the studs before they put it up.... I could type more but you get the idea. He arrived 45 min late with a hair so far up his backside he could have coughed out a hairball like a cat. Then has the balls to tell me to have a nice day and not even say he is sorry this is happening.
What a Richard Cranium. So now instead of having our house being put together tomorrow- the plasterer, carpenter and others were to be coming- we are back to having more things ripped out.
the world.
5 months 1 day after we had a pipe burst. If it could go wrong it has. Latest- the electrical inspector passed the house. THe 'home inspector' had to come inspect the insulation. He borrows the carpenters left behind ladder. Crawls up. Leaves a heap of insulation strewn on the floor. Declares everything has been done wrong. THe electrical inspector shouldn't have passed it. he rescinds it. Decides the plumber should have pulled a permit for the pipe repair (done on a Sunday at 9AM.) after the fact. Won't pass anything until the plumber pulls a permit for something that has been functioning for 5 months and then gets that inspected. Wants them to pull wall board down because he didn't see the studs before they put it up.... I could type more but you get the idea. He arrived 45 min late with a hair so far up his backside he could have coughed out a hairball like a cat. Then has the balls to tell me to have a nice day and not even say he is sorry this is happening.
What a Richard Cranium. So now instead of having our house being put together tomorrow- the plasterer, carpenter and others were to be coming- we are back to having more things ripped out.
the world.
5 months 1 day after we had a pipe burst. If it could go wrong it has. Latest- the electrical inspector passed the house. THe 'home inspector' had to come inspect the insulation. He borrows the carpenters left behind ladder. Crawls up. Leaves a heap of insulation strewn on the floor. Declares everything has been done wrong. THe electrical inspector shouldn't have passed it. he rescinds it. Decides the plumber should have pulled a permit for the pipe repair (done on a Sunday at 9AM.) after the fact. Won't pass anything until the plumber pulls a permit for something that has been functioning for 5 months and then gets that inspected. Wants them to pull wall board down because he didn't see the studs before they put it up.... I could type more but you get the idea. He arrived 45 min late with a hair so far up his backside he could have coughed out a hairball like a cat. Then has the balls to tell me to have a nice day and not even say he is sorry this is happening.
What a Richard Cranium. So now instead of having our house being put together tomorrow- the plasterer, carpenter and others were to be coming- we are back to having more things ripped out.
EEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!
All the trades know what to do, if they didn't do it ? It isnt the inspectors fault . Do you have a GC?the world.
5 months 1 day after we had a pipe burst. If it could go wrong it has. Latest- the electrical inspector passed the house. THe 'home inspector' had to come inspect the insulation. He borrows the carpenters left behind ladder. Crawls up. Leaves a heap of insulation strewn on the floor. Declares everything has been done wrong. THe electrical inspector shouldn't have passed it. he rescinds it. Decides the plumber should have pulled a permit for the pipe repair (done on a Sunday at 9AM.) after the fact. Won't pass anything until the plumber pulls a permit for something that has been functioning for 5 months and then gets that inspected. Wants them to pull wall board down because he didn't see the studs before they put it up.... I could type more but you get the idea. He arrived 45 min late with a hair so far up his backside he could have coughed out a hairball like a cat. Then has the balls to tell me to have a nice day and not even say he is sorry this is happening.
What a Richard Cranium. So now instead of having our house being put together tomorrow- the plasterer, carpenter and others were to be coming- we are back to having more things ripped out.
Well the plumber called the plumbing inspector- the building inspector was full of sh1t. We don't need that permit, no permit exists for heating pipes. The Electrical thing the guy wants us to do is for commercial buildings it doesn't apply to residential buildings. The insulation he wants put in is the wrong size for the joists we have. General consensus is the guy is a jerk. He is well known to be one. He is P o'd about the way the permit was pulled so is waving his boy parts around. Apparently the plumbing inspector was going to have words....
Has anyone here ever delt with alcoholism as an elephant in the room at the workplace? Obviously you have to be very, VERY careful about making accusations
Currently have a superior who is a 35+ year old man-child who talks like a 21-23 year old when it comes to drinking. He's constantly bragging about how many shots he did or beers he drank and has shown pics with timestamps from 1-2am the night before several times. This person also rarely comes in on time, especially when scheduled in the AM. It's also quite noticeable the amount of times this person will be scheduled at 7am or 8am, but will then find any way, shape, or form to get the schedule switched to say 11am or later. It's a running joke among coworkers, but as far as we know, management hasn't addressed the issue (no change in behavior).
It's one of those deals where I'd rather not open this can of worms to management myself. I do believe this guy has been hungover, but probably not "drunk" when there in the AM. His condition still effects productivity but the idea of it being the "flu" has been constantly planted and reiterated.
It's just becoming a "Walks like a duck, quacks like a duck..." situations
