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In this case, I'm the plumber. I don't want to be in a position as a plumber where someone mandated that $pipeSystemX had be to used, for non-technical reasons
by mgkimsal 12y ago
In this case, I'm the plumber. I don't want to be in a position as a plumber where someone mandated that $pipeSystemX had be to used, for non-technical reasons, then it breaks, and I'm 'responsible', but can't fix it. The 'fix' is to replace some or all of it, but contractually, legally, I can't touch it, but the homeowners and neighbors keep coming to ME to 'fix' things, largely because no one else even answers the phone.
And turning it around, if a plumber told me "hey, I'm not allowed to replace this outdated hazardous inefficient $pipeSystemX"... yeah, I'd want to get in to some details.
- anigbrowl 12y agoI've been using this plumbing metaphor for a while, and believe me I feel your pain. Having since become a homeowner and having to deal with my own plumbing problems (or engage a plumber directly), I not appreciate why plumbers are so highly paid yet so grumpy :-|
- mgkimsal 12y agoI was tempted to say I didn't think your plumbing metaphor holds water, but I refrained.