Right!? We’re gettin christmas early lol

I know right last Sunday an Monday too I hope he keeps it up

He's gotta pay for the new building somehow. 😂

​@@Jay__ELblah blah stop crying

@@karrisa7Bwho’s crying?

God bless u sister, I enjoy his vids too, and yes I value him as part of the body as well!✝️ He knows why he is successful, #1 God, #2 love thy neighbor! there is a reason Jesus said these are the 2 great commandments! because if you align with Jesus then everything else will fall into place as it should! stay blessed 🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️♥️♥️✝️✝️✝️

Godbless both original comment and the first commentor on your comment. Nice to see wholesome interactions on the internet.

@@macdoodlechamp wait this is going on the Internet??? 😂

Wholesome

I’m 76 too and a alien and giant and win the lotto every draw

I wonder how that’s settling now I guess it won’t till next spring but yea I give that thing 2-3 years max😂😂he took that video down to

Lol

He’ll have to re do it next season the right way or face a law suit . Simple as that. There’s some room for error for a lot of things, but that was dangerous and incredibly bad

@@fedfreds832 The video is still up. Titled concrete is here! 22 yards is easy.

🤣

@@tbird3685 the men would as well.

Most inspectors were never tradesmen or engineers and have a very poor understanding of what they are even looking at or the actual regulations that govern the work.

I have talked to inspectors that will not answer questions and will repeat themselves and change the topic to avoid any actual information asked of them.

​@KMVS8686not like that here in the states

No one asked.

Yeah they can be a pain for sure. I don't think this guy was doing that though. He was sincere about the ground settling underneath Ryan's great work. Which it inevitably will. Ryan even said the property excavation was a shotty job in the beginning.

Tell me! Im dealing with one of those 😅 he’s right if we go into the books but come on man just a lil common sense

Perceived powers. There is such a thing as corporate personhood and their actions cost the tax payers day in and day out.

​@hughobrien4139 English please. Tbh all I read from your comment was a word salad.

@@MidgetPunter Corporate Personhood is a 2010 Supreme Court decision establishing constitutional rights to corporations.

way I look at it is he aint telling them what todo he is teaching them

That’s def a starter issue

Around here it seems the inspectors all have worked in the business. Trouble is they were homebuilders who went out of business then went to work for local communities as inspectors trying to tell the successful builders how they needed to do things.

My father used to say they are guys who couldn't make it in the trades!

Here in the UK it’s just the same. Too many kids straight outta college as they can’t hold on to the experienced ones. Should be compulsory for Inspectors and Architechs to have done time on the tools.

Yes!!! I agree!

he could spell concrete so he got the position

It's not the original quote, but it's the first thing I thought of as well.

you're right the good ones did it first then decided to lighten the work load. They're not overly common though.

same.

Same

Many of the inspectors in NJ are associated with the m o b

90% of Govt inspectors are Communist

I am a college student in NJ, anyway I can come work with you even if not paid? im looking to get into the trades as college is just dragging on

​@@dextaa575never work for free. You can start low but don't go working for nothing my friend.

Where in Jersey? I'm also a plumber in Jersey but mostly work up North (Chester, Mendham, Long Valley, AKA where the big money is). I know most of the inspectors in this area and they're really good and do know what they're doing. My old boss is currently an inspector in Sussex County, he was a 20 year vet in the plumbing business so he knows his stuff front to back, zero tolerance for hack work so he's always telling me stories of jobs he failed and trust me, these hacks deserve it. I also work a lot in the Flemington area and those guys are mostly good over there. If these guys call you out on something, it's almost surely you did actually do something wrong and they're not just trying to give you a hard time for the sake of it like many other inspectors do. Central and South Jersey is where all the bad inspectors are from my experience. Those are also the areas where I try not to work in if I can help it.

same way here bro been in and out of prison u ntil i found God and hes changed my life love jesus

Besides $

Not really. I always unplug them before changing the blades. I know he was careful not to hit the trigger but why take the chance

@moemanncann895 I do understand but still shouldn't be changing blades with power still plugged up

brilliant , forget the jointer lol

How lucky were they that the weather held off and gave them the window necessary to complete the pour? The anxiety was palpable.

These videos give me stress. I've watched everyone though 😂

They relax me too.. I can't see how they could stress anyone out..

Daniel has been cracking the whip the last few weeks....wants a return on the money Ryan has been spending I think :)

Daniel got let go

@@masterexploder666 Daniel is the CEO....HE lets people go.....not the other way around

Ryan does most of them now his daughter been busy

​@@michaelkendall662 CEO's can be fired as well

Came down 10 mins in to say the same thing. He is becoming a great asset to the team

😂😂😂😂

This is an underrated comment lol

😂😂

You clearly have not owned equipment. It doesn't matter what shop it a constant fight to get stuff fixed right

Stuff breaks and preventative maintenance is very expensive on equipment. He has 2 machines, no need to go through tens of thousands of dollars every year. Sure he could have them buttoned up nicely every winter, but the losses that the breakdowns generate are significantly less, than the cost for the yearly big trip.

@johnwells920 Your absolutely 💯 right I don't own own equipment but I do however know how business works and to me and I could be wrong it won't be the first time, anytime there's these kind of issues it never hurts to be sure I'm not getting the shaft.

@@stevewayne3676 anything used that hard is going to need regular maintenance. The shop isn't sabotaging his equipment on purpose if that's what you're insinuating. That's ridiculous.

I'm going to weigh in here. My feeling for some time is that I'd find a different dealer even if it meant switching to another brand. Notice the New Holland. Bobcat sees him coming. Ryan should find a good hydraulic shop where he can get hoses and such. Maybe find a good field mechanic with a service truck. It costs a lot to have a machine down. I'm not sure what engine the tandem has. If it's a DT 466, I don't recall injectors are that big a deal. Other U-tubers back there seem to have great luck with Area Diesel Service on parts and rebuilds.

I can remember my Dad just glueing the pipe together without primer years ago !

@@tnolan3176 since this is just storm water probably ok. But for the inside dwv pipes you want the surface clean and soft for the glue and good seal.

Blue Monster wetset and many of the other rain or shine cements are primerless, or use Oatey fusion. One less can to carry around. For what Ryan is doing with it, either one will be fine.

Yeah just easier to change the flywheel man!

sounds like he's missing teeth on his flywheel. The bendix (starter)is spinning but not making contact with the flywheel

Yep. my first thought was his starter but then he said he replaced it. I was thinking "You're going to destroy your flywheel". He already did that. @@gregporter2114

​@@gregporter2114I believe this is in response to the bobcat problem.

Yes and I was wrong@@nunyaDbiz

Not really he always telling Eric how to do stuff right. He’s being there over a year common!!!!

I have to admit, I liked Bugs and I miss him and Jade, but you're right...the guys have really stepped up! Goooood work!

@@jamiewhitford3469 Too bad Ryan has to be there all the time for them to get anything done ! Doesnt seem like they can do anything without being told to do so ! Think they all would be just fine with Ryan doing all the work !

⁠@@elcesar9279like needing to tell him that a step goes in front of the porch 🙄🙄 Bugs would have already been forming the step

@@tnolan3176I mean, he’s their boss so it’s kinda his job to tell his employees what to do. Independence comes with age and experience which is why people like bugs and little ray are always on top of things

If everything is going smooth, that's when I start to worry.

That’s eric

Lunch boxes next year

Yup. Video by video I've noticed Eric taking Ryan for granted more and more. Or at least it's becoming more obvious. Ungrateful is the word that comes to mind.

Not sure why Ryan buys the crew lunch constantly. Its unheard of in the construction world.

Well that’s Ryan’s choice if he wants to or not buy lunch for his crew but the fact the Eric takes advantage.

The inspector has a point! New construction, the dirt will settle under the crete and the crete will have nothing under it but air. Lots of rebar to keep it from breaking off. Hes absolutely correct in his analysis, but it's not his place to tell the homeowner (not) to pour!

Ryan is aware of how concrete behaves on new construction on grades etc.. ,when following the proper pouring methods i.e compacting the gravel ,rebar, strong concrete that was poured right it will stay strong when the ground settles ..@@stevehamman4465

Seriously always crying

@@santiagogomez1254- Every video I notice him taking advantage of Ryan more and more. Ungrateful little boy. Lazy E is the perfect moniker for him.

Entitled Eric

Unlike cheeseburger Eric cries all the time and does bare minimum

Great guy, but hacks his work occasionally side stepping the professional way in favor of speed. Multiple videos including this one, Ryan has had to make comments on the quality of his work or actually redo what he's done.

He seems like a good guy but I had to laugh when you included “has multiple vehicles” as an example of a “real Mexican” 😂😂

@@mikeoxlong7212 on all the videos he gets corrected on something or Ryan has to fix something I think they just wanna finish but that's only half of the job

Guaranteed he is NOT legally allowed to work in this country.

Clear primer, sure that is a good idea. Switching to thin wall sewer pipe though especially in cases where it's exposed to the elements from the metal gutter to the point it is barely below grade and being plate-packed is a pathetic swap to save $20 in materials that you can just be charging the customer 1:1 anyway and save a lot of future headache by not cheeping out. In five years that sewer pipe that is going from gutter to your elbow will get shattered by a snowblower or careless snow shovel if someone hits it. Sunlight makes it quite brittle.

It wasnt painted on the ground !! He was following the paint mark ,guess Ryan will have to paint "put step here" next time !

@@tnolan3176 lol

Lazy E doesn’t think outside the box

Maaaan you’re a hater lol

@@jborland74 just him and his attitude. i have people like him where i work and the rest of us have to pick up the slack and our management allows it. same work environment as Victory.

@@DB-sy4eb I will say that I have noticed him slacking off more as the season went on but could be the weather.