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A place for members of r/Septic_Tank_Service to chat with each other Submitted August 22, 2022 at 11:27AM by MountainElevator724 https://ift.tt/Dket6ai

Howzit. If I’ve tagged you below, it’s because you and I had an interaction earlier this year that meant something to me, as a result of you reading one of my stories. I’ve decided to stop telling stories, but I want to tell you why, and to share the final chapter with you. If you just want to read the story, but you don’t want all the bullshit that comes before the recipe, scroll down. I’ve made the title fat bold, you can’t miss it. I’m posting the final story here rather than submitting it for publication because this is where it started, so it seems right to me that this is where it ends. But before I hit you with the final story, I just want to be real with you for a second, OK? I have this thing called CPTSD. It’s basically like PTSD on steroids. It’s the fun kind that isn’t the result of a single traumatic event, but rather of sustained trauma that rolls on until it becomes normal. It’s kind of like how you tune out the sound of the freeway you live too close to, only with t...

I hired a plumber and general contractor for a bathroom addition onto the house. While I’ve had some issues getting the plumber to show up on time in the past, I remained pretty patient since the general contractor he worked with was doing really good work for the price. Now that all the concrete/drywall/trim/tiling is done, and all that remains is installation on a shower and tub the plumber won’t get back into contact with me. What’s worse is the vanity he installed has a clear leak. A water heater valve drain he added is directly between the bathroom septic and septic tank outside, so anytime someone were to use the toilet in this new bathroom the entire space smells like waste for hours. He also damaged drywall, trim, and flooring during his other installs. What sort of legal recourse do I have to get my money back? Some of it was paid via Venmo, am I clear legally to dispute it if he did such a poor job? Submitted August 22, 2022 at 07:17AM by stewrad https://ift.tt/9ZLcwoI...

https://ift.tt/RPJcjiG Submitted August 22, 2022 at 05:37AM by First-Fault-9479 https://ift.tt/cNC1Rms

Chapter 30 IN THE TWO YEARS since Abby Jo treated her oldest son to a double scoop cone of Cherry Jubilee at Baskin Robbins—and in the almost two and a half years since the twins were born—Johnny had grown taller than his mother. His shoulders were broadening. There was a width and squareness to his jaw which had never been there before and which caused Abby Jo to turn her head back again and again when she looked up at him. And while she had been much better than she had been before the day that she wept to her son, the periodic disappearances from the house and family to consume her chemicals and see her men left Johnny in charge. Though Seph was still there every evening and night, Johnny dressed his younger brother and sisters and cooked them breakfast and put them on the school bus or took the twins to one of his classmate’s mother’s trailers on Gusdorf so she could take care of them while he was at school and while his mother was away. Often, his nights were sleepless. He stay...

I recently ran a group of two through Last Things Last, and they got through it relatively unscathed. Neither had ever played before, but their characters were both naturally suspicious and had high relevant skills. They never opened the septic tank, and never really trusted Marlene's words, as they read Baughman's letter before finding the tank. They devised a clever plan in which they uncovered the main drainage pipe leading to the tank, and used that to deliver the gasoline, lighting the trail of gas going down the pipe to ignite it. I thought that was reasonable, so I allowed them to do it. They took SAN damage as described in the scenario for killing Marlene while not trusting her, and that was that. I know LTL has fewer moving parts than most scenarios, and I don't regret my ruling, but I have a question for other Handlers: if and when your Agents' planning and rolls bypass a good chunk of a scenario's intended challenge, do you let the horror of the invest...