My Scariest Plumbing Job Of 2024

[@hiitdon8630]

Well done Kenny! I think this is why a lot of people sub contract these type of jobs but you did it my friend 👏🏾

[@Tempest73]

You're the man BIG K! If it was easy everyone would have their own company!

[@Kennymolotov]

Was a mission but we did it!

[@jaycub4711]

Lol I quit plumbing as an apprentice 2 years in to go into IT because service gave me too much social discomfort, and construction felt like my spine was rapidly deteriorating. Gonna watch this anyway out of curiosity for the field I left.

[@Kennymolotov]

It’s not for everyone for sure! Hope you’re on bigger and better things!

[@jaycub4711]

@@Kennymolotov I will always have maximum respect for the service that tradesmen provide to their community.

[@hovsepgasamanian4710]

Man…. I hear you on feeling like an amateur when shit is going haywire. The good thing about good trouble shooters is that we always find a way to figure it out. I just look at it with the lens that whatever is supposed to happen is going to happen and its all an obstacle with have to cross. As they say, sometimes its cake and sometimes its shit 😂

[@jeremiecritters4444]

id like to see a jetter use in a vlog its a tool that we dont have in the company i work for id like to know more about it

[@Kennymolotov]

I’ll see what I can do brother!

[@hovsepgasamanian4710]

Kenny just one thing. Why did you have to pay for all the damages to get the jetter out? Things like this happen in service and they need to know that in attempting to clear the drain,things happen and it’s part of the service. It’s not your fault.

[@BeulahRWalker]

No!

[@Kennymolotov]

I know, right!!!

[@DayrusBPB]

Got scary or funny stories? This one is boring ngl Thumbs up anyway