Real Plumber Reacts to INSANE Plumbing - India Edition!

[@RogerWakefield]

What clip in today's video was the most insane? Where to next ya'll?

[@saradeanna]

How about Malaysia?

[@tomjeffries58]

Being an old time pool builder I'd recommend pool plumbing situations. I'm certain it's somewhat better today but I know the beauties are out there.

[@zacharythebeau163]

Being in the USA I am not a plumber, but I have cut a pipe and glued a patch in similar how what would a saddle repair on a drain... Granted it was on a drain that went to a leach line and drained to a creek from the gutters

[@woodcrafter7361]

Would love to see some more foreign plumbing videos and your take on them, keep up the great videos Roger!

[@twilightsparkle75]

dude an intro ad outro ad and 3 MIDROLLS? Id love to watch the video but damn thats so much more than even tv does, i feel like people forget we stopped watching tv due to commercial breaks and not getting to watch whatever we want

[@Pinzledick]

As a south east asian, this look normal. Even our "professional by experience" looks like this too. Thats why we are amazed seeing regular man in US wearing full gear for painting the walls. Hehehe

[@oksowhat]

gears forr painting a wall, lol

[@njoy51]

😃

[@stfu1503]

EXACTLY

[@johna7691]

For painting a wall. LMAOO

[@Orizzle1870]

Really makes you wonder why there's such a big difference in life expectancy huh?

[@masterchiefcode117]

In india if someone comes in your home with a full safety gear to do plumbing then people will call him crazy. :-/ I work on ships as a marine engineer and i know the importance of PPE

[@sagaciousmortal4681]

@Beast aryan me

[@JaiSiyaRamjii]

@Beast aryan who asked you to comment on him?

[@cheesus2289]

@@sagaciousmortal4681 ooof

[@joesuss4669]

@Aditya Bharatharaja Iyer oh bai🤣

[@user-fy6fy2xw3d]

@Beast aryan he certainly didnt ask you tho...buzz off

[@paramdrall]

" Pipe is in a Concrete wall " 99% indian Houses are built like that sir🙇🏻‍♂️

[@theamhway]

I'm Indian and I had no idea

[@silentoccasion4359]

@@theamhway lmfao

[@vincentjr8013]

Not at all . Tuze pata nahi to kyo bol raha h.

[@anel3423]

I guess every wiring pipe is inside wall

[@mastrammeena328]

@@anel3423 yeah mee too

[@kirank7105]

Video title says "india" Indians: we've been summoned

[@AbhishekPandey-gf5no]

i am from mechanical branch 😂 still here

[@whocares3132]

do not copy paste the same comment everywhere. Its not healthy

[@kirank7105]

@@whocares3132 It always works for indians.. anyway

[@sidharthnair493]

And there’s always one guy with this same lame comment.

[@meetshah5003]

@Just Me hello sir your computer has virus.

[@abhishekpanthi6496]

a guy who is poor and doesn't have the money to buy that expensive stuff and protective gear what do you except from him bro? He is earning 3000 rupees which is approx 41 dollars i know he can buy a helmet but he has a family to look upon and these guys are mostly from slum or poor area you can't except professionalism from them

[@mrmukundamadhabsharma848]

that was needed to be said.

[@mrmukundamadhabsharma848]

and we have skilled plumbers too. its all about how much someone is willing to spend.

[@sagaciousmortal4681]

Well said

[@TheGary108]

Cheap labor is cheap for a reason.

[@stelrex7293]

That's why Government needs to step in and atleast provide a kit so that he does not have to touch it with bare hands and feet.

[@tristanjacobucci]

I really like how all these videos were observed and analyzed with no kind of derogatory remarks about the country they came from. Props to you Roger✌

[@aaryansetia9093]

And no insulting comments either

[@faziwuzy138]

was just going to comment this too. this video deserves my like

[@harrysandhu4136]

He's such a cool dude

[@bobshanery5152]

@Wischmopps Comments as in what? You can find idiots doing idiot things anywhere. I think being able to laugh at that will make for a happier life. Going on comments and getting offended will have the opposite effect.

[@manishholla]

I love it

[@Kelvallontan]

I'm a plumber in Europe and I've used the first trick once. Not exactly the way he did it tho. Learned it from an old timer. It was in the evening, right before the weekend, everything was closed. I did this patch thing so the clients would have a semi normal weekend. I came back on monday morning and replaced the pipe section and the fittings anew. People frown upon it, but both the clients and myself were more than glad to have a normal weekend. In my opinion, it's ok if you use or in very special circumstances.

[@ejjkejjejej8346]

God bless everyone,.,,

[@joeallen9897]

The intent to come back and make a permanent fix is all the difference. Nobody would bat an eye if you made the same “shade tree” type quick fix on a car broken down in the middle of nowhere, just to get to a mech shop. Nothing to be ashamed of.

[@ZeranZeran]

you sound like a great plumber.

[@Sjiznit]

Next time use duck tape

[@HvV8446]

Same with roadside assistance, those guys can do stuff that a good mechanic would never even think about just to get a car to the garage

[@Dyl_Apple]

3:56 “He’s putting a pipe condom on both *holes* “ - Roger Wakefield 2021

[@jughead678]

Underrated

[@Rehbstar]

😂

[@ikari0074]

he's putting a pipe condom on both *h o l e s*

[@kevswick]

You are a good hearted man, Roger.

[@hariharanb785]

He is.

[@Assassin_Mayo13]

No you

[@abhisekde6841]

Me: *a software engineer* KZbin: Here's a review of plumbing video you may be interested in. Me: interesting...!

[@Pr1meRick]

Me: a computer tech eng. Feel the same way as you are 😂😅🤣

[@athul007]

Me: prime minister KZbin: Here's a review of plumbing video you may be interested in. Me: interesting...!

[@klmnopq]

Me: A useless fool Yt: wanna waste some more time? Me: ofcourse

[@_P0tat07_]

Stuff like this makes me appreciate OSHA and other workplace health and safety standards

[@gholland5840]

Now realize that doesnt apply to the military

[@anthonyperez6344]

Yea but you have the worlds most expensive preventive maintenance program. Corrective maintenance doesn't happen in the military.

[@Onhaey]

Makes you appreciate plumbing codes. They’re there for a reason for not only the customer but for the health and safety of everyone uses plumbing which is everyone

[@GODofR4GING]

@@gholland5840 you go out to war what is OSHA gonna do

[@josephmontez5860]

OSHA is a joke lol such a massive waste of money ha

[@cbjueueiwyru7472]

I really appreciate how positive you were in this video, even when you witness some interesting methods

[@steveop2879]

you should try some of these technique's and see if they hold up or not

[@zack9912000]

this

[@skidwarfarebo2171]

Indeed

[@PuddinJr1993]

Pressure test!

[@jamesmurphy7828]

It would be interesting. My money would be that those techniques wouldn't hold up in an American plumbing situation. Different compounds, different materials and in the second video in particular you could actually expect the concrete to hold the fix in place as well as all the glue and wire he put around it. I don't think they'd stand up to the pressure from North American pipes though.

[@steveop2879]

@@zack9912000 what do you mean this there was like 2 different ways shown but he's going to post more and when he does he should test them against the us standard to see which is better

[@SwapnilMhaske1]

I have no clue why KZbin recommended this to me and somehow I watched it completely until I realised why!

[@masterbaitt]

True bro, I was watching lectures on JSP and after that video I jumped here and now I realised why tf i am writing the comment instead of studying and yes I also got my final exams from 18th March 2021. huhh f*ck my life :(

[@Jay-tu9em]

@@masterbaitt 2021, i guess

[@masterbaitt]

@@Jay-tu9em bhaawnaao ko samjho bro🥺

[@middlecovemotors2474]

That guy down the sewer has Lama level dignity compared to his call center countrymen and women. What a champ.

[@zwz.zdenek]

Especially compared to those using SYSKEY. (Watch some videos by Kitboga to see what I mean.)

[@middlecovemotors2474]

@@zwz.zdenek Kitboga?! The puppy scam!

[@DonziGT230]

Hell yea.

[@shashanknagar865]

Thieving breed talking morals

[@sv9943]

@@shashanknagar865 who is the thieving breed bro? Please specify?

[@nikolai8150]

For Your Knowledge, Im From India And The People Like Plumbers , People who repair kitchen stuffs and Etc. Do not Completely Repair it , They Repair Only half but make it look like they have repaired everything, so that they can come again and earn money 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@brianisaacasaph5955]

Same here in Pakistan.

[@nikolai8150]

@@brianisaacasaph5955 😂

[@stevebennett9839]

I cringe just watching some sewer videos, the last guy is in them, without any protective gear, and sandals. God bless that human being.

[@mannys9130]

Wellllllll if he was blessed he wouldn't be living life like he is. 🤷🏻‍♂️ Just saying. "God" has forgotten that man.

[@stevebennett9839]

@@mannys9130 one can b blessed many ways.

[@bulidrians2182]

@@mannys9130 You're not really heaven material yourself manny.

[@boranates1320]

@Bes Besa You are such a disrespectful person. You don't know what he has gone through in his life but you know that he does this because he wants to feed his children. The turd god should bless you.

[@polypro553]

When you realize 1$ a day would be 20% of his income.

[@williamsteiner9851]

That dude is in a sad situation. This man needs a blessing 🙏

[@annalenazdarsky9088]

I have seen Roger in a lot of colours. But BLUE?! It looks amazing!

[@andrewrivera8651]

A

[@ryank1273]

That's the CBYD marker color for water lines underground.

[@CuteNeha777]

Girls are so sensitive to colors.

[@imthiyazbasha4864]

I'm an Indian and here people are just filled jugad ( alterations) doing the work with least efforts n work but last long😅😎

[@Kreedogger]

5:55 "That's the original squaty-potty" Lmao

[@VAISHALIDORANALA]

First thing you gotta know, every Indian plumber gotta be some kind of hacksmith. Each guy has his own way of doing things, and the very important lart is - no one cares to follow step by step instructions lile in the US. All they do is GET THINGS DONE, by any way possible!!!

[@kawrno5396]

Be glad that none of them used noodles.

[@editorgrayson1073]

This is going to be a fun series

[@donovan3152]

Yes it is

[@joeblow6199]

Thank you for this, Gentlemen

[@editorgrayson1073]

@@joeblow6199 Good to see you again Joe! Any new video Ideas?

[@unboxheroes1388]

Are you Rogers Editor?

[@austinvasquez1213]

@@unboxheroes1388 Yuh he isssssss

[@AbhishekYadav-gq3we]

This is India ❤️ u have many ways to improve the performance.. love from India ❤️

[@joshuaday3980]

Man, I wish I could find the pictures I took working in a Lakeland FL trailer park. This was the most run down place I had ever been to and I did section 8 work in grand rapids mi. The plumbing was nightmare of methhead ingenuity, like really, they used to hire methheads and it showed. Every 20 minute job would end up taking days to sort everything out. Kids toys propping up bathtubs, old beer cans cut and wrapped around cpvc covered with 5 pounds of jb weld or some other epoxy, using that spray leak stop to stop fix sink baskets that were leaking. Almost everyone of these half-assed repairs cost multiple time the cost of repairing things right!

[@4G1O4]

@codey morganti they do that everywhere though

[@Fayevalentina541]

@codey morganti NEVER forget to mention the bullet holes. 🤣

[@sudeepsingh4058]

Plumbers don't pick up trash , cleaners do

[@techpriestsalok8119]

I notice the plumbers in India seem to be entirely focused on minimal use of supplies rather then the USA method of maximum quality with minimal labor.

[@darrellgainer6966]

I’m pretty sure it because they don’t have access to all the material we have readily

[@techpriestsalok8119]

@@darrellgainer6966 yeah that seems right, I just found it interesting how they had developed their techniques along different lines then we had.

[@unknownperson3691]

The contractor’s only goal is to pocket as much money as reasonably possible.

[@adityaverma6754]

My friend is a plumber . He never uses tape measure or slope leveler and does things on his instinct , never saw a joint go wrong , he says the day he needs to measure he will stop doing this work.

[@jc_hz4196]

Different cultures definitely, they have been living like this for a long time , and even if it looks weird for many, that’s how they do things in other places. A lot of fixing rather than replacing.

[@LarryNgetich]

This is how we do it in Kenya too, worst case is trying to find leaks in concrete walls and bringing them down

[@kyronnewbury]

Thanks for sharing that last video. It's so important for us in the 1st world to see how others in the world live. Seeing someone going into a sewer everyday with no protective gear to work all day and get paid what we spend on one coffee will hopefully make some people think.

[@You_Name_It]

That practice is constitutionaly banned in India. But still it happens.

[@CuteNeha777]

He can buy 20 coffees per day with his wage in India.

[@vbag42]

@@CuteNeha777 he's talking about Starbucks not "chai ka thia"

[@saurabhmaurya785]

@@vbag42 😂😂

[@Horizon015]

Best way gain attention and views "Add Indian/India" 👍😂

[@alpha3836]

lmaoo

[@number5592]

This was awesome, I'd love seeing more [Country] Edition episodes in the future!

[@unboxheroes1388]

ya same

[@thepkwindsor]

Billion dollars tricks are free of charge in this video! Thanks for collecting and posting this video😊😊 Lots of love from India 🙏🙏

[@davidbates7429]

Roger. As an American living in the Philippines I can verify that the pipes for both water and waste are put in the walls. Down here they use either 4" or 5" cinder blocks filled with cement with all the pipes running thru them. At least here they would cut out and out a new piece in. Don't even get me started on the septic system as it is unbelievable!

[@cp218a]

Give this guy a plastic pipe and a can of glue and he'll fix everything

[@ragecentral2861]

Ulu ulliku

[@crookedsoul]

Rogers face when he saw g g construction fire was priceless

[@Hellsong89]

Same, when i realized his heating PVC with open flame in closed space with out any protection gear... That guys IQ and number of brain cells after 10-20 years of doing that ... ou boy. I killed hefty amount by plastic welding PVC once, his doing it as a job...

[@TheBanjoShowOfficial]

@@Hellsong89 im dying laughing im goin to hell lmao

[@amanwearingsuspenders7390]

Why am I even here watching pluming content. I was just looking for pancake recipies.

[@nofearkathir8110]

You really got a pancakes from the third video 😂😂😂 LMAO 😂😆😅

[@PeterFerr]

Where do you think your pancakes end up bruh

[@joeblow6199]

Seen a guy remove the jetter head with his teeth....yes, it's true. Cannot make it up.

[@bambblamb3734]

teeth has got to be the strongest wrench in the world

[@mannys9130]

They can get real stuck when you don't "give it a bit of a wash" before attaching it. **Kookaburra laughing in the background**

[@MartynMc]

@@mannys9130 I got that reference

[@frigglebiscuit7484]

@@mannys9130 question....what the hell is that racket in the beginning of his vids when hes doing the walking thing?

[@mannys9130]

@@frigglebiscuit7484 I think it's the sound of a Magpie. 🤔

[@DevotedDisciple-x]

I know nothing about plumbing but must say you are a respectful man.

[@tomjeffries58]

I'm old time pool business. You used to or maybe you still can buy this stuff called schmere from Hayward pool products. It was cycolac shavings and you mixed it with MEK in a sealed jar and waited 24 hours and then mixed it to a paste. This stuff was unbelievable for repairs but you had to wait at least a day for it to solidify. PVC shavings and MEK work just as well.

[@TheGoodContent37]

As a mexican I have seen lots of first world dwellers be amazed by the creativity we manage here in Mexico. They usually stop doing something or don't know AT ALL how to do something if the right tools or system are available. I even saw aexican dude that didn't even finished high school giving an electrical course to electrical engineers from different countries (korea, japan, usa, germany) specialized in a very complicated factory machine. Sadly he earned way less than them because he didn't have the right papers, even when he knew WAY more. I myself have solved problems while around usonians and Brits and they get the pikachu meme face when they see the very simple solution. I atribuye this to the "chaos" we constantly live in. They having so many rules and regulations makes them very dependant of the methods, the standard. It kills their imagination, their creativity. Even when crossing a street, they have to do it in a very specific way in a very specific place, we cross streets everywhere in Mexico and we function just fine. That excervise our brains to deal with different scenarios, a more organic way of thinking.

[@KingDavidPaul]

In Indian language (Hindi) we call it Jugaad. The world's most trusted English dictionary Oxford has officially accepted the word 'Jugaad' in their latest update. According to the dictionary, noun Jugaad means a flexible approach to solve a problem, that uses limited resources in an innovative way.

[@BrunodeSouzaLino]

Also known as a hack or bodge.

[@KingDavidPaul]

@@BrunodeSouzaLino Yep. But I was referring Hindi word which now has been anglicized.

[@syreplays5079]

That pvc paste was kinda genius. I would never do it, but I did appreciate it.

[@aftabgabol99]

Your plumbing experience is very useful. You should take the initiative in your safety

[@gdiaz187]

Hey Roger, I've been cleaning out my bong for more than a decade with salt, alcohol and hot water, what happens to the residue of the weed when it goes down the drain? Also, have you ever seen a rat king...

[@ststst981]

Not a plumber but I've worked in wastewater treatment, most likely the weed residue is settled out during sedimentation and anything left is probably filtered through mixed media filters

[@metalvideos1961]

Literally nothing lol. All you need is hot water and dish washer soap. Nothing more. Alcohol is not needed

[@markzamiechowski5352]

did i hear pipe condom correctly at 3:55 ?

[@austinvasquez1213]

💀💀

[@smilinj6074]

Mad respect to all of these men. Especially the last one.

[@lukebaehr3851]

Flip flops are the most common work related footwear outside the US!

[@JunguianPhantom]

I agree. Im mexican and always wear my flip flops while doing mechanical stuff, washing my floors, or cooking. They were made to all activities. Funny comment.

[@aagalani]

At least he has those flip flops. Many workers don't.

[@JunguianPhantom]

@@aagalani Damm straight! I have seen that many times and those guys are hardcore

[@HvV8446]

Did you forget the whole continent of europe? At least northern europeans do wear proper footwear

[@oris2723]

@@HvV8446 like people will see every white man as an American in the whole world if you travel so calling a European an American is quite common

[@aaronbaraiya3692]

"youtube plumbing india" as a Indian myself this made me lmao

[@inthezwn]

Wow . Ty youtube for recomend this awsome dude

[@RogerWakefield]

Thanks for the support!

[@MrmachineELF]

I'm an English plumber living in India , it's great fun 😂😂 you have to realise all the water is cold and gravity fed 👍🏼 so there's rarely any pressure. It's surprising what can be done with very basic tools and materials , can't even buy copper tube where I am 🤷🏼‍♂️ and there's no such thing as pushfit . Were spoilt for choice in the west with fittings and materials . It's a very different ballgame here , your lucky if the person turning up to do the plumbing has any tools 🤔🤦🏻‍♂️🙏🏼👳🏽‍♀️

[@Onoma314]

Wait...they have plumbing in India ?

[@Hellsong89]

Starting to have and toilets too are under governmental degree to start installing them into first public buildings, then private businesses and finally to private houses, with some over lap. Over time there wont be no more dedicated shitting street.

[@bulidrians2182]

@@Hellsong89 lol.

[@ayushnayak4060]

The most expensive house worth 2 billion dollars is also in india btw. Can u bet that house never required plumbers... It is very diverse

[@Viggggggr]

You make fun of him but his repair costs 5$ yours would be “yeah we need a new wall new pipe” $1,000+ please for just a tiny hole

[@vmshops1]

its blade from metal hand saw... in czech we are using in saw.. sometimes... you take it to hands😃

[@joeallen9897]

Honestly, the wholesome curiosity and analytics are n your dialogue is incredibly refreshing.

[@suohll]

Glad i woke up early today wouldn't want to miss one of ur videos

[@sourishsaha8067]

India isn't underdeveloped. It was the center of the world it is just going through a rough phase

[@Alien_Spores]

THE PVC PASTE!!! YES WE HAVE DONE THAT HERE IN DALLAS!!!

[@returntonature8773]

I've seen matchbox car rebuilds and they use super glue then put baking soda on it, like a mini weld.

[@EKPUREDESI]

There is a word in India- Jugaad(जुगार)- Only high level technician and engineers are allowed by law to use this technique in India. There involves lots of hard labour and extra intelligent minds to learn these techniques. This is mostly a secret technology, I wonder how it leaked on the net ??? 😉

[@timbersrcadventures]

I dare you to make a mini vid of you testing these vs the correct way to see what fails first.

[@RogerWakefield]

Nice suggestion!

[@jacksonroad9263]

Yes look forward to it

[@ulbuilder]

Sounds like a great excuse for a collaboration with Project Farm

[@mayhem5851]

I'm Mike Rowe and this is my job. My dad was there in WWII and by comparing pictures he had from that time, to the video of today. Nothing has changed in 80 years.

[@teamsami123]

I came here to watch some plumbing, end up feeling sad and emotional. May god bless that man.

[@jthomas5226]

This is like engineers watching Noah build the Ark and commenting on it. 🤣😂

[@UrbanVanlife]

The original squaty potty lol

[@olduncow4273]

Brother, In India, we inherently believe in fixing things for the moment due to Our economy and not every one can afford professional organisational plumbers. So we are okay with immediate fixes. Then again, you are right in stating this won't work in USA.

[@siddhesh9685]

It's midnight and I'm watching a plumber reacting plumbing. Noice.

[@ant_yep]

This was really fun to watch! Good stuff 👍

[@lolfreddy]

Those fixes are janky but they’re also cost effective fixes. Keep that in mind, everyone :)

[@justincarawan-carawanco.pu1639]

What happened to that last clip? You said, "That was hard to watch.", then we saw sped-up footage of a guy climbing down a sewer.

[@YourUncle8501]

If anyone was to threaten Roger, theyd just say that they were going to flush wipes😂

[@lovelybitofbugle219]

Great video mate, this gentleman clearly knows his stuff.

[@ZENMASTERME1]

@0:00 Do Bears $hit In The Woods???

[@editorgrayson1073]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Anon_581]

Does the pope $hit In The Woods??

[@evergreatest7644]

I am from India, and I never thought that in one country, a plumber will be a successful and educated youtuber, have respect in society, and spend hundreds of dollars on audio gear, and at the same time, in another country, a plumber probably don't even know what KZbin is, have no education, society thinks of them as lower class people, and don't even have enough money to get cloths that, at least, cover their full body.

[@TRAZ4004]

There’s a shortage of plumbers in my area of the US. Some are making 6 figures a year. Only snobs disrespect them.

[@o0Avalon0o]

Now I've seen everything, lol! I'm watching an Pro. American plumber, in his own podcast set, review unusual foreign plumbing DIYs, & he's nice! I think you sound yourself a subscriber.

[@adityakaushik2431]

Thank you , KZbin recommendation 😂 . This is gold🔥

[@harshit2.02]

I am neither a plumber nor want to(For now , maybe in future) but why I watched this videos so patiently ?

[@theldraspneumonoultramicro405]

in India, if it's not in the right spot you move the right spot.

[@kylerdaniels03]

I love your videos Roger! ❤

[@chrisyu98]

happens in US too. Little money, family farm, used what we had, way back we plumbed a kitchen sink drain, used 3" PVC downspout underground to buried 55g drum. no reducer for the 1-1/2" sch 40 steel pipe, to 3" downspout connection....so two old socks and some roof tar did the job. Yes, after 35 years the piping had to be redone, the 3" drain was half filled with grease and food bits. But hey, 35 years trouble free use.

[@ambermendoza11]

Love the music! Great video

[@holohulolo]

Glue and saw dust that trick is also used in woodworking. I've never used these PVC glues though not sure how that actually turns out.

[@ashmitnegi3265]

why am i watching this, i have my physics finals tomorrow? i aint even gonna pass? ill update and tell yall how my exams went

[@barondegwald1282]

so? you made it?

[@dv9239]

@@barondegwald1282 nah he committed suicide

[@ashmitnegi3265]

@@dv9239 it went terribly bad, but its fine i am not gonna commit suicide guys, i am happy even if i fail

[@DJAK47u]

You're so nice, as someone living somewhere similar to this, I was expecting a roast lol.

[@aero-sumit2056]

my profession is a 2d animation artist. i have no aspirations to be plumber. but i am watching this in the middle of the night

[@JSchroederee]

I've seen a video where they use hacksaw blades instead of sandpaper to do bodywork on a car.

[@SeanPGribbons]

I like he’s confident in what he does at least lmao

[@samjames1253]

I recently took over as manager for a long term accommodation building and had to repair all the previous managers "fixes". My favourite "repair" was the 200km of teflon tape wrapped outside of a leaking shower head. Do it right or don't do it at all

[@jassibrar8418]

Love the mustache, gonna try that style out !

[@Itisfinished2024]

I like this old dude. He doesn't degrade no one always respectful and a little funny. Good stuff follow tradesman

[@somerandomhungarianguy1961]

We need to get him and Larry lawton together

[@GODofR4GING]

They’re so similar yet so different

[@AK--zd9fr]

Yes!!

[@gaminggnome4711]

I agree

[@Jarl3169]

Brooo

[@robba1234]

Great video and I love your positive attitude, I see plumbers kicking bad comments all the time at amateur plumbers, one DIY projects. etc.. But I have followed bad plumbers too and seen some horrible fixes and workarounds from the same nasty commenter's Glad I found this and subscribed today keep up the good work 👍

[@jamesgutierrez3144]

Poor guys man they need a better plumbing codes

[@MrKkdkk]

But at what cost?

[@jaymesc.moreland9265]

The code is useless without the tools, tech, supplies, and knowledge to do the job like we would.

[@rejuvenatingsoul3498]

@@jaymesc.moreland9265 knowledge? Pretty sure they're better, I mean they get the job done with limited resources.

[@jamesrindley6215]

You have a kind heart and show respect for people, good on you.

[@saxson-senior2981]

Roger people hustle by all mean to live

[@eggyjamaica8302]

I respect all those Indian guys The government don’t give a #%%^

[@Angel_Sundark]

I loved the video

[@anulearntech]

hi from India, this is how they always do stuff in India. I've hardly seen people not using the melting technique to fix the pipe.