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And yes those wires are hot
You kidding me?By the condition of that roof and everything on it, that building looks like it should be torn down immediately.
I thought he was just a carpenter.wendy's had a handyman doing commercial installations. jesus christ.
the guy obviously had some idea what he was doing though.People just don't understand how lethal electricity can be.
My opinion and philosophy is that if you don't know how to or are unable to do it correctly, don't do it.the guy obviously had some idea what he was doing though.
But if you can make it work, you think you know how to do itMy opinion and philosophy is that if you don't know how to or are unable to do it correctly, don't do it.
Haha yea I guess so.But if you can make it work, you think you know how to do it![]()
uh, yeah no kidding. what i meant was that this guy probably knew how fatal electricity can be if he's doing commercial installations.My opinion and philosophy is that if you don't know how to or are unable to do it correctly, don't do it.
Eh, he was doing things he was not qualified to do and eventually paid the ultimate price for it.uh, yeah no kidding. what i meant was that this guy probably knew how fatal electricity can be if he's doing commercial installations.
Problem is they don't know enough to know how badly they are screwing the pooch. I've had them show me things with great pride that don't even come close to meeting code.NC EET said:My opinion and philosophy is that if you don't know how to or are unable to do it correctly, don't do it.
I would think that 53 stores would require at least two handymen...:laughing:Wendys hired my company to fix electrical issues in 53 stores. Theyve had a handyman doing all their electrical work for years...