Same, very satisfying! The customers must be very pleased with all they do!

*shit job* no pun intended?

Can you imagine? Please, and, thank you used without effort.

@@gilliscolgan4356 The "before times" in America

Hahahaha i think so too 😂

If they stop pouring grease down the drains they will be fine i guess

Nothing would surprise me on some of these jobs.

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They do weird shit like that all the time in China.

Proof or it's fake

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Because grease clogs drains when grease gets to room temperature it hardens. That’s why they say never dump grease down your drains cause it will just clog it up your have to spend a boat load of money to unclog it.

Any fat really: lard, schmaltz, tallow, suet, Mayo, butter, nut butter, coconut oil, ghee, etc. if it’s not completely liquid at room temperature, it doesn’t go down the drain. And even then, the liquid cooking oils should also be kept out of the drains because after awhile of being exposed to air, they will oxidize, and their oxidized versions are thick and goopy too. Also starchy things like rice, pasta, noodles, bread, mashed potatoes can stick to the walls of the pipe too. So if there’s even the slightest hint of a dip in the plumbing they will gather and block it just as well. Toilet paper and poop dissolve in water, so they’re fine for drains in most places.

or just a cord drill?

Can’t do that without ripping out floor/ceiling, ripping out the pipes, and redoing that section from scratch.

It was soft in the water when it went down the sink, but when bad flow doesn't allow it to pass completely it will harden again, collect in a spot where the flow doesn't pull it away, and then you get these big blobs of grease.

Search “sewer fatbergs”. Watch some of those vids. 😂 some large sewers get such huge blobs of fat and grease that they look like icebergs. It’s crazy. Also... in China some people harvest the sewer fat and then cook it down and filter it. They sell is as cooking oil. 🤢

microwave some butter in a cup, and put some water in it after, youll see the butter coagulate into something similar lol...and especially multiple households after cleaning dishes and etc.

@@ZoahPorre it takes more than the little drizzle left in a plate, bowl, or pan after draining to do this. These are people pouring an entire meal’s worth of grease down the drain. They need to pour it out into a container, or let it cool and scrape it out into the garbage, then wipe the pot/pan out with multiple rags/paper towels and throw them away. The little bit left over after you do all that is easily handled by dish soap if you don’t skimp on it.