The Cable Guy Got Attacked

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/ @628dirtrooster I failed to mention it in the video but the reason we got this call is that our customer was trying to have cable installed at this property and the cable guy got attacked by these honey bees. He packed up his tools and said he wouldn't be back until the problem was dealt with. Our customer has long known that they had a bee hive in their soffit. With the end board missing on the fascia the hive was in plain view from the driveway so there's very little chance that they didn't know they had a hive. He never acknowledged knowing about the bees but I'm certain he knew they were there and that they had been for at least a couple of years.
We kept approximately four gallons of honey and probably ran another two gallons on the ground. We vacuumed around six pounds of bees.
No idiot bee removers were injured during the filming of this rather dangerous job.
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