FML : Today, workers came to my house to fix residual moisture damage in my walls left behind by Hurricane Irma. Said workers then burst a water pipe and flooded...

Today, workers came to my house to fix residual moisture damage in my walls left behind by Hurricane Irma. Said workers then burst a water pipe and flooded my entire apartment in the time it took figure out how to turn it off. FML

I agree, your life sucks

You deserved it

By Anonymous - / Saturday 30 September 2017 13:00 /

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By Glowworm56 | 25

#7547097 - Saturday 30 September 2017 14:37

Who on earth did you hire? The Mario brothers?

By Dave_Davington | 30

#7547074 - Saturday 30 September 2017 13:23

So water they going to do about it?

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By Dave_Davington | 30

#7547074 - Saturday 30 September 2017 13:23

So water they going to do about it?

By Glowworm56 | 25

#7547097 - Saturday 30 September 2017 14:37

Who on earth did you hire? The Mario brothers?

Dave_Davington | 30

#7547176 - Saturday 30 September 2017 17:24

Well, plumbing is indeed their game. And, in fact, they're not like the others that get all the fame.

Glowworm56 | 25

#7547259 - Saturday 30 September 2017 20:27

With a few exceptions though, we rarely see them actually do any plumbing.

chyiochan | 27

#7547471 - Sunday 1 October 2017 14:07

Why would they make a show when they're working? That would be rude of us to ask for! Do you like getting disturbed at work?

By darkshadus | 8

#7547105 - Saturday 30 September 2017 14:57

That's what you get when you hire non-union workers

By RichardPencil | 25

#7547110 - Saturday 30 September 2017 15:31

It would be funny if the workers were named Jose and Maria.

By Lobby_Bee | 16

#7547290 - Saturday 30 September 2017 21:51

Simple fix. Dry all the excess water and then fill apartment with two to three inches of rice to absorb the moisture. Come back in a week and voila, like nothing ever happened. Except you need to vacuum a ton of rice.