Two technicians discuss a plumbing problem on a job site: a 4-5 inch black pipe curled at the bottom of a wall is causing low water flow and pressure issues. They blend casual team talk with hands-on troubleshooting of the HVAC system.
When did you make these? I made— no, Yuri and Barbara worked on those. Those are hard. Yeah. I said I'll keep this stuff forever. That's my side. See, it's you finally one day on camera. She said, you know I won't say nothing today. Eating it air.
But Coach, I'm dedicated. I love the program, the players. No, I just take my pit bull off the chain. The pit bull pipe comes out that sidewall over there, right behind that little black line that's curled up in there. Ain't there a black piece of pipe laying down in the bottom of it curled up? And then the water comes out of the sidewall in front of that black pipe, right? Is that— ain't that pipe about 4 and 5 inches around? Yeah, yeah. So you getting a good steady stream? Well, I'm getting— I had none out there last night at all, hardly. It was barely coming out. Well, if it's, if it's held up and it ain't out of pressure by now, I believe you're going to be all right, cuz like I said, it, it was going out on head pressure within a minute of me turning it on last night.
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