I'm waiting for you to feel sorry for me. There was no internet to b i t c h on when I was digging, so I need reparation sympathy.
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pwtr02ss
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I feel terrible for you. We should go march and demand reparations!
Thank you. Now let's continue with the build. Friday is coming up fast.
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Lmao
"Saint Peter don't you call for me today, 'cause I'ma diggin' the other way" (Sixteen Tons alternate lyrics)
Some lazy dude was tying rebar, daydreaming about how to make it easier and faster so his job wouldn't suck. Now he's kicking back, collecting the money his laziness produced. They say that necessity is the mother of invention, but I think no, it's laziness.This has been the hot thing the past 4-5 years. $2,750
MAX Rebar Tie Gun - RB443T TWINTIER - MAX USA CORP
MAX RB443T TWINTIER cordless rebar tying tool – an efficient and effortless rebar tie gun designed for seamless rebar tying work at construction sites. Durable, fast, and perfect for tying rebar.www.maxusacorp.com
Bill Gates said "I hire lazy people to do hard jobs because they will always find the easiest way to do it." And he's rich, right? So I figure this must be the way.
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Oh, theres a bunch of different version of these guns. We've tried them all and they all sucked...until this one.
We even had one that used plastic clips that it shot on like a nail gun. Kodi clip I think it was. That was back when I was still in the plant. We always went back to using a swivel and ties.
But yes, inconvenience is the mother of invention
Our customers call these "whirly birds"
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Gonna go ahead and let you know, the try was unsuccessful....
Oh, its forecasted to rain 4-5" through Sunday, so its not looking good for next week either.
I got the foundation dug, footings poured, basement walls and floor poured, lvls, joists and plywood down for the first floor and then it poured for 2 months straight after that. There is a tiny spot in my kitchen that creaks when you walk over it…. Due to said rain…. Shit happens and it stopped raining… eventually.
