So ummm

[RandyB]

So the Pressure Washing Contractor says to the customer these fryers been in storage long? Customer: 2 years. PWC: WOW they're pretty dirty. Cust: Yeah you should have seen em before I took em to the carwash after I bought em. PWC: You got a place to dispose of the grease? Cust: Yep right over there. PWC: great (thinking he meant the restaurant across the street).
40 gallons of greasy water later as the PWC is rolling hose Boy it sure was nice of (restaurant owner) to let you dump at his place. Cust: Oh no I called one of the city workers down at my bar and he said as long as it wasn't gonna be more than 100 gallons or so just dump it down the drain behind the building where the rain gutters dump. PWC: OH *&%K. A city guy told you that? Cust: Yep works for the sewer department, he knows his stuff about $h!t. PWC: UMMMM yeah I gotta go. Cust: you sure you don't have time to stop at the bar? PWC: NO NO I don't.
Anybody else ever "overhear" a conversation like this?

 

[RandyB]

37 views over here and not 1 smart a$$ reply??? Has the UAMCC environmental program scared everyone that bad or don't you respond to UAMCC BOD member posts???:joyful:

 

[bigchaz]

No I just couldn't follow your strange narrative of a post...be easier if you just explained what you are asking

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[Guy Blackmon]

Randy, easy Brother. No responses doesn't have anything to do with the UAMCC or Board Members.

People still have the attitudes that the person has in your story, it's no big deal just dump it on the ground.

These are the attitudes that need to be changed.


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[RandyB]

I was just having some fun with the BOD thing. The dumping 40 gallons of grease contaminated water down a storm drain because some half drunk city worker sitting in a bar said it was ok was the point. Sorry if the story was hard to follow folks.