This is what happens when you DON'T pay your plumber.
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- Опубликовано: 16 май 2018
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I completed the work because another plumber had left it stubbed up through the floor. After I installed the vanity and installed the cheapest pex stopper and supply line "All in one" i installed the faucets, waste and stoppers, and mechanical vents(studor vents). I called the owner who lived in New York and he refused to pay me and told me to get the money from his (Ex) girlfriend. I called her for about a day , sent texts, nothing. Soooooo. I made this video. 😁 I found out a few months later the house went into foreclosure and about a year later after keeping tabs on this house, i purchased this place at a court house auction. Sooooo Karma I guess. 
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If you hire a fly by night unlicensed uninsured criminal for a plumber, sure. Professional contractors will get paid without committing criminal acts.
This is justified. People need to learn their lesson. FAFO
@@jamescarter6318
The only lesson that they will learn is how to sue for destruction of their property
@@raydrexler5868
Yeah and I know it probably won't hold up in court. I'm sure the plumber will be getting in trouble.
But at some point I wish we lived in a society that supported anti victim hood.
I know God said turn thy cheek, I would have a hard time not doing what this plumber did if someone was trying to prevent me from putting food on the table.
@@jamescarter6318
A contract fixes this entire problem. Hire only licensed, bonded and insured plumbers and electricians and hvac. That way everyone has legal recourse if something is wrong.
@jamescarter6318 he took my saving to buy his materials. Tub, kitchen faucet , both bathroom faucets, sinks, toilets , it cost me almost 4k and I was broke. With my mortgage payment due the next day no money for groceries. And this guy lived in NY I'm from FL.
The REAL lesson: Don’t hire a man with Ryobi tools.
@Ron Koestlinger Black and Decker makes DeWalt.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 is gonna say something similar
@@DONTCALLMETHAT somewhere down the line one person getting paid for all them brands lol I could believe it
🤣 it's funny because it's true 👍 who comes up through the floor with the supply?? a Ryobi tool guy..🤣
My dad and uncle completely rebuilt a house with nothing but ryobi tools. I lived in it for a couple years before I moved to a bigger house.
When you DO get paid, buy yourself a new sawzall blade!
Just got a new Blade. Yay
N N I don’t think it was the saw think there was to much play in hot and cold pipes went through the waste no problem
It’s not the blade it’s the fact the he isn’t holding the pipes
Or pex cutters
At least he turned up
An old boss of mine did a brick planter for a doctor and was done pretty quickly.
The doctor was having second thoughts when presented the bill, he said it was an awful amount of money for a few hours of work to which the boss told his brothers to go get the chains.
The doctor asked why the chains and he was told were going to rip this thing off your house.
Then he said I have to pay you fifty bucks just to walk in your office... the doctor saw things in a different light and paid the bill.
Moral of the story is, you pay for the experience!
@@HungarianHacker hahahahahahaha 🤣🤣😆
Wouldn’t it be better for both parties to just be upfront about how much everything is going to cost, rather than arguing how much a bill is? Just seems like a complete waste of time. If you hire someone to do the work for you, don’t complain & pay up if the job was done correctly.
@@mikeolithory898 thats a perfect world.. lol unfortunately there's to many rich snobs out there that try to get things done for free by not paying the bill for something they knew was gonna cost exactly how much it did. Its not always the builders or contractors wrong doing. Most assume they Jacked the prices up at the end.. but that's usually not the case, its different greedy a**holes 🤣
@@mikeolithory898 id say it's up to the customer to ask for a quote not wait till the bill is presented
Great job well done. My brother was a plumber one time he installed a water heater the guy told him after the installation that he wasn't going to pay. My brother took a saw saw and cut the pipes took the water heater. The guy treated him with court. My brother told him " dud you pay for a water heater? The gut said no. My brother told him I was never here to install it then
You mean a SawsALL
@@ViralVeediuh Bone Apple Tea
He meant did.. He meant guy
@@ViralVeediuh I think YOU mean Sawzall!!!
@@danmalone116 I don’t speak German
It would be funny if he walks to the living room and the owners have his check ready
omg yeah, then it would be a free fix and free completely
Check out the description on this video...
Lmaooo
Lol what if the owner was mr beast disguised ready to give him 10k.
@@sharkbait2801 oh fuck lmfao
Dentist = takes out wisdom teeth
"Pay now"
Me = "uhm... How about tommorrow?"
Dentist = shoves teeth back in
😂😂😂😂
Underrated comment, lolz.
Lmaooo im done with RUclips good night 🤣🤣
While it still numb 😂
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHHA
Yeah! When I plumbed a whole bathroom and the owner said she wasn't going to pay when we finished. As I and my helper were leaving I said, "Stop the truck, wait one minute... I'll be back." I went underneath the house and disconnected the toilet so every time they flushed sewage went to the ground... I did this in winter and I imagine by spring it all started to stink really bad.
I worked for a disaster remediation company and went on a job with the plumber that someone had disconnected the sewer main from the septic tank and all of the sewage was dumping into the crawl space that started in the winter we were there in early spring probably 3 inches of raw sewage over the entire crawl space I wouldn't go in there I stayed outside and was a gofer I'm a carpenter not a plumber I won't walk in shit on purpose.
😂😂😂
@@ALLforROME Dizamm
@@Quackerstacker1973 you prolly cleaned up his work. Hope they paid you at least
Oh you evil evil man, that genius
When you don't pay your plumber, but he's still a decent enough guy to cut the water off before removing his hard work. Class act mate!
With a brand new Ryobi.
They have his name, business and/or contacts. It would be a really stupid idea to do thousands of dollars in damage for non payment of a bill in the hundreds.
@@ModeratelyAmused You would think so. I've been in the trade for awhile and you see all kinds of stuff. There was one dude on a crew, older cat, been plumbing for a solid 60+ years. This man did the exact opposite. He cut the lines at the supply, cut the water to the house, and left them with a "minor" water clean up.
This was awhile back, any fella who finds themselves elbow deep down a hairy, dirty and dark stinking hole may not not want to pull a stunt like that in 2022.
@@robertbrowne1084 Hey man, Ryobi puts out a $300 full kit around tax time that is great for the home gamer, starting out, and anyone not bothered by the corporate wank.
You can't beat a good value. Seriously, Ryobi is decent enough for routine maintenance and repair. You can squeeze a decade out of them, I know I did.
The batteries are another story though... I can't defend those lol
Perhaps staged. Was moving the vanity unit anyway and recorded it as "disgruntled"?
You can tell he hasn't been paid. The poor bloke is using Ryobi
Riobi is lightweight awesomeness bub. If you have been in construction long you may value durable lightweight tools
😂
Whats wrong with ryobi? Works well for me but i prefer milwaukee
May not be as powerful to some but last longer. I have had Ryobi decker & dwalt of all the same tools. Saws drill and hand tools. Ryobi only brand still in my tool box. All the others broke or got after wear n tear. You by them cuz it's cheap and affordable than realize there long lasting and reliable.
Try busting >1" bolts or drilling >1/2" holes into concrete and you'll see why Ryobi is a second-rate brand.
I used to put a test cap in the clean out outside, with a sticker with my company name, number, and date on it. When the drains stopped they wouldn't call me, they owed me money. So they called other plumbers that would see my sticker, they would call me, because it was obvious the work was still under warranty. When they find out why the drains are stopped up for lack of payment, they would leave. Forcing the customer to call me. After 40yrs in business I never didn't get paid.
Interesting
Good one.
Brilliant.
Very clever
mark osborne
I know professionals would rather be paid than have to destroy work. Your method is guaranteed to get the desired results. Bravissimo!! 🎉 🎊 🧨
Im a GC and we have people that don't pay from time to time, we just work with the client to find a solution that works for everyone. We even have one meal prep company that couldn't pay so they make us meals every week, now everyone has good and good for you free lunches everyday, everybody happy.
THIS. This is what should be, but only IF it involves customers willing to appreciate and work with the pro... But it fully requires the customer cooperating and being willing to do what is right, when given the opportunity.
Major respect and kudos to you for being willing to work with your customers who are willing to reciprocate, by treating & viewing them like people with real situations, as opposed to moneybags or just assuming because you havent gotten paid yet that they must have the most ill intentions.
Yeah i mean, theres a difference in someone who cant afford a repair, but is in dire need and is willing to trade vs someone who has the money but simply refuses to pay or even answer phone calls to talk about it because they think being in another state erases all of their problems.
The sad reality is not every customer would be willing to meet you halfway too much greed in this world
That’s awesome that you guys could all cooperate together like good humans! Most people nowadays forget that people need to work with eachother and compromise to achieve big things. It’s not a solo competition, more like a team one
@@mikeunt7021no. Not this. This is why we have currency; so we buy whatever we want instead of bartering like cave people.
That blade went through that pvc like butter, struggled a bit on the PEX pipe
cus it’s floppy
@cophater298 true story copper!
pex more like sux
@@cophater298 yeah, if you get a grip on it it'll cut right through it . I would have cut it flush with the bottom of the cabinet more expensive to repair that way .
@sirclarkmarz and then you'd pay for it smooth brain
Next time cut the pipes right down to the surface. Not half way up so they can just be plumbed onto :)
I do building work as well why did you switch water off way you left it not cost much to repair
Correct! Wot a wet 😂😂
I was thinking that......
And I'm a decorator!
I love how he just cuts the Pex as if it a total write off..😂😂😂🤣🤣
@@dolmanf 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Irony, that's now his house. Read video description.
Lmao
James Karis Lukman i think you mean W
No I think the f is for Funkadelick. 😆
@@HungarianHacker hey man you gotta give us a tour at least jk. Good for you brother.
@@jameskaris3921 why F, he probably got it cheaper
I dont blame ya man! I can't believe people sit and think they can get free work
Pay hour plumber!! Hard job for a working man. Honestly. Wholesome and good.
AND you purchased the house a year later at an auction? Fear the wrath of a patient man, you're a legend.
A patient man is the most dangerous
@@antoniocobb9648 harbor freight is horrible their shit sucks
@@bigcannon8883 mine has been through so much I’ve had for about 2 1/2 years
@@JoeDiGiovanniIV *laughs in conglomerate that owns Ryobi, Milwaukee, and Rigid*
@@mrbrightside11111 yeah theres a reason if you visit most professional job sites, you won't find ryobi tools
Then you realise you actually gave them the wrong bank details
🤣🤣🤣🤣
also you’re in the wrong house
carpii you’re a fucking idiot he literally installed the plumbing himself so how would he be in the wrong house? like no
@@brianfernandez7943 yeah, It was pretty obviously a tongue-in-cheek comment. And you have the audacity to call ME an idiot?! Jesus Christ
Brian Fernandez Cx that’s the joke dude
this is why you put a mechanics lein on the property, and they are not allowed to move in until it is paid. if its an existing house, its gonna be hard to get IN the house at all
I was taught to put a mechanical lean on the property and move on down the road.
I was a plumber for 30 years and never had any problems with getting paid.
Let the attorney's figure it out.
Yep exactly
I'm going to be starting my plumbing course in September this year, what is a mechanical lean? I'm concerned about ever getting ripped off.
@@NateJGames it's when a licensed professional works at your house or business and someone refuses to pay a bill.
You go to the court and file paperwork.
It's a lean on the title of the property and has to be satisfied to clear the title.
@@NateJGames it's basically theft of service, it's like if someone eats dinner and refuses to pay,it's a crime and you have legal resources to get your money..
@@aaronkuntze7494 @Aaron Kuntze Thank you for taking the time to explain this!
Im an electrician. I replaced a whole service entrance 2 months ago and didnt get paid. Promises, promises. So, yesterday i went out to the guys house while he was working and chopped as much as i could out. I got a phone call last night around 6pm. It was this doofus. He asked me if i was at his house today and i said no, but do you have my money? 😆
Lol that's what happens...
I would do the same if I was a tradesman and didn’t get paid. Some people don’t give a shit that you put all your time and energy into the job, and spending your own money on materials to get the job done.
Lol 😂
@@roscoeelcocko1863 I can tell your scared of your wife. Lol beta male.
actually you did him a favor by doing that, now he will claim it on his insurance .
I'll be honest. As a DYIer, this is really not all that bad. It's fixable in less than an hour.
Not for someone that needs a plumber to install that.
Exactly, if they have to pay someone to do something that simply I doubt they know how to do much of anything
In my country you need professional to do this for Insurance
I wouldnt suggest DIY'ing your plumbing work
I thought he was gonna leave the water on thru the pipes and let it flood the bathroom. Literally will take 10 minutes to replace lol
I was a contractor myself. I got tired of dealing with residents who were out to rip me off all the time. Good thing I had a contract and a lawyer.
I've been in the business 35 years and only once when working for another contractor I got taken for $500.
So far i’ve been lucky as well. Either that, or crappy clients can’t afford me lol 😂
People that don't pay make me sick.
Why's my sink leaking?
Guy who lives there: Walks in with money
Plumber: sawing the pipes.
Edit: 3000 likes is alot, Ive never had this many people like my comment. I thought it was generic. Thanks everyone!😊
Plumber: sawing pipes
Guy who lived there: calls the cops
Plumber: begs for mercy 🥺
Guy who lived there: shows no mercy
Plumber: gets 10 years in state prison
Guy who lived there: forgets about incident after a couple months
Plumber: lives each day thinking about it
---- 8years 6months later---
Guy who lived there: Everyone except Guy dies in terrible gas leak fire. Guy survives his wife and 3 children.
Plumber: Sees guy at his families funeral Guy doesn't remember him. Plumber takes guys tail light apart and and opens guys gas tank, runs a electrical wire inside gas tank. Puts the wire about 10 inches into tank.
Guy who lived there: Blows up when he hits his brakes.
THE END ☠
@@HungarianHacker one hell of a story😂😂😂
@@HungarianHacker yoooooo im deadddd 🤣🤣🤣
Hungarian Hammer nice ass story.
@@HungarianHacker 😂 the long game
Tradesmen here, I've gone back and pulled entire tankless and all materials that I installed. Even though I could not get my money back it was the principle that they will not continue to enjoy my hard work.
I am curious, taking them to court does not work?
@@SamC77 I'm in court 2 years now, 3k in court/lawyer fees and the guy owes me 5k. Its a major loss now.
BuiltT5 damn that sucks dude.
@@MiniNinja258 100% and the issue is once you start a claim you have to go to the end till the court decides what happens. Because if you don't now they can counter sue for time and court fees and such
BuiltT5 yeah hopefully you get whatever is left over back.
Good for you getting to buy the house! (I always try toread the description before commenting👌)
Thank you
That description is savage!!
I don’t get why people think they can get away without paying.
Because they mostly do get away with it.
khalil Heat and air conditioner repair happens all the time in low voltage field and because of every company being slaves to surveys it is happening more often.
All the customer has to do is call the police he'll be arrested for vandalism and criminal damage to private property then they can rehire another contractor and sue him and make him pay for all of it that's right it's a civil matter he had to take him to small claims court this story will be to be concluded I guarantee it
@@tracygraf6113 the thing is, most of the time court costs are more than the pay for a job otherwise they would. A contractor is perfectly in his own right to undo any work that won't be payed for, unless he made them pay a deposit for the materials, it's his property until they pay for it.
@@tracygraf6113 and the labor costs it took to install it, being pvc pipe is cheap he probably payed for that outta his own pocket, hence why he didnt smash the sink, back splash or counter top that I'd garentee he installed.
I have never done this since i started working just a few years ago, but my dad used to work as a gardener, and a similar situation happened to him when a lady didn't pay him for 3 months, so he pretended to be working one day, and instead of cutting the grass and spraying pesticides at her plants, he filled the sprayer with the best fertilizer he could find.
Safe to say that her backyard turned into Tarzan's house.
Bone meal be like
Why wouldn't you fill the tank with Roundup
@@TwoStacks217 I could guess he wanted to make her plants go crazy instead of killing them, but i honestly don't know why. It's been 10 years or so since he did it, all i know from this is what he told me.
@@alanwatts8239 well I didn't expect a response from the original poster so I'll take it thanks for getting back to me have a great day
@@TwoStacks217 :D
Wow good job purchasing the house. Greatest decision you could make in this case.
20 bucks worth of damage...seems cheaper than the plumber bill 😆 🤣
I didn't get a chance to show you everything I had to remove
We had an old Plummer on the job site that wasn’t getting paid and he had enough so he melted lead and poured almost 20 cups into the complex main. Caused quite the blockage.
Good for him...
Bollocks, you know how much lead costs!
Do you know how much lead I have collected from junk batteries....
20 cups is still alot though
@@kyleh3615 no one with half a brain would pour valuable material down a pipe, unless you're a complete idiot!
@@iamthetinkerman or if it was free. I used to get 1lb lead solder at work. That was years ago. Now it's all lead free. But maybe it was around that time period... just my 2cents
It's just a shame you have to ruin your own good workmanship because of stupid people.
@Krazy fucker no you
Krazy fucker
Who the fuck are you?
@@juuloveh I don't know, but he/she seems like a krazy fucker. So crazy he spelled that with a "k"
@Krazy fucker the most incredible fuck out there
@Krazy fucker are you replying to me?
1:11 you can really eel the rage in this one. love it.
This happens too often unfortunately. The one thing they don't tell you when getting into the trades; people mysteriously disappearing when it comes time to collect your money. The worst time was when the builder refused to pay the 2nd installment payment after finishing the rough and passing inspection. We went in with sawzalls and just started cutting everything. A week's worth of work we destroyed in one hour. It makes you feel better I guess but it sucks at the same time because you're ruining your own work. Sure you can go the legal route and sue but that takes a lot of money and time. Going in there and wrecking havoc is easier and more satisfying. A lot of shady people out there and they deserve every bit of what they get, be careful who you work for.
Totally agree with you on that note.
This guys was so nice he turned off the water first 😂😂
He actually said nice enough to have turned our water off. Is this homies own house and he's just doing it for the video?
@@ryanvess6162 I didn't buy the house until a year later.
The "Oh, so nice" at 0:11 had me weak!
Nice, now the homeowner definitely doesn't have to pay, and you need to pay the homeowner for damages . Good job
Your dumb!!! And sorrento don't know how to read. So STOP posting KAREN!!!!!!!
@HungarianHacker You don't have to agree with it or like it. But it's the law.
If a contractor fixes something and the homeowner doesn't pay, you need to go to court. If you "selfhelp" and remove something that is attached to the house, you now have to pay the homeowner for the damages
@corryandrew2357 This is coming from the judge from the last time I took someone to court. He said, and I quote, " The item in question is/was damaged, and I need to return it to the store," and just don't return until payment is made in full. There is no need to reinstall the old fixtures because you're currently in the process of repairing or replacement, so if the home owner doesn't pay its not your fault but theirs!
@HungarianHacker
You're right. It's not your fault. But you still can't go and "self-help" and remove whatever you have installed. Note This is only applied to things that are/become attached to the property.
This needs to be resolved in court.
If the homeowner has a good enough lawyer, he would win because it's illegal to self-help. However, considering the fact he didn't pay you, I'm assuming it is the reason the judge sided with you cause he didn't have money for a good lawyer.
@@HungarianHacker Dumbass you literally committed a crime. Shows your character- you're a hack.
God bless you all
As a retired plumber u should have cut all lines flush with base ♠️
I figured after he paid me I would be putting them back in.
Is it resolved now?What happened?
Yes, what’s the final story.
@@colinashby3775 he never paid the bill the house went into foreclosure. I put a Lean on the house and was notified of the quit claim deed process. So a year later I owned the home for 25k i currently rent this home out for 1500. A month. That's the extremely short version of the story.
@@HungarianHacker good on you. 👍🏻
I knew a guy that did that to a house that he worked on and they charged him with destruction of property the judge told them flat out if he would have just gone through the course and filed in small claims court this would have all been resolved and you wouldn't have been a guilty of destruction
may i know what small claims court means?
@@choochoo6086 it’s like civil court (usually only non violent crimes that involve money) but for job sites and not getting paid, etc
@@ryanq.4799 ooh okay, thank you!
yeah, but sometimes the amount that they are owed is small in comparison to legal fees, so some people just don't go through with it.
If you type the words all materials belong to my self until full and final payment he would have got done for destruction , but he didn’t really trash it I would have cut everything up
🤣 I don’t blame him. You work, you get paid
As an electrician, I was doing a new electric hot water heater job on my day off. Lady kept complaining on how mush I was going to charge her ( $100) so after she left the room I packed up my tools and turned the breaker on without any water in it. Now she needs a new water tank.
Other than investing in a new Sawzaw blade, you need to invest in a service agreement contract written by an attorney and no more getting ghosted.
I cant wait to have that once im official
The sawzall was fine, the hot-cold pipes had too much give.
Heard a story while back about a guy pumping waste for a hotel multiple times always being promised to be paid over and over, he called owner and said you have five minutes to pay or I will be returning your product to your lobby. Got paid.
Don't mess with a man who carries shit for a living.💩💩💩
@@medxl766 oh shit
@@medxl766 lol
So he collected all the waste and stored it as a souvenir yeah?
@@alizcool1 story was he was there pumping again, so Pretty sure it was what he pumped on that trip
He was still kind enough to shut the water off.
That description tho 👌
Thank you so much on behalf of everyone here for making sure we never purchase any Ryobi kit.
I have ryboi its actually not bad. Hes just using a shitty saw blade attachment
If this were a 90s porno..
*Is there any other way I can pay you?*
-removes robes-
Yes please
I used to drop an 8 penny nail down the copper stand pipe. Every time they turn the water on the nail would travel up and make a clinking sound as it hit the top of the elbow and when the water was shut off it would fall back down making a clinking sound at the bottom. Drove people insane.
The similarity of you cutting that pex pipe with that dull ass blade and a Brazilian beheading video is insane 😂
When you don’t pay your plumber, he cannot afford tools that actually cut PVC...
No kidding buy a damn blade
Vibration was the reason it didn't cut
@@sebrofc the pvc cut fuckin fine! The pex without any support(cuz he was using his other hand to film) was a pain to cut due to it moving back and forth along with the blade. Go ahead and try it yourself, find out...
Your comment is bad and you should feel bad!
@@mrbrightside11111 lol ok
It's easier to just pour fast setting cement down the drains and toilet...
@Aniquin Just eat you some Taco bell and you'll ruin the plumbing just as good.
That's evill
@@IAmMoto25 lol
@@IAmMoto25 No chance in hell. If anything the pipes would thank you. That would be an oozey shit!
A guy I know who used to be a plumber told me once that the guy refused to pay and he knew he was going to not pay while he was doing the work he had just a weird feeling about it. So he opened up one of the pipes in the basement midway through the basement filled that side of the pipe with putty and let it dry. then he reconnected the pipe so that the guy wouldn't know where the stop was.
Purchased the house a year later. Legend.
Fair call.
Thanks 😊
Does great job: 📈
Doesn't get paid: 📉
Gets nice revenge: 📈📈
Buys the house so he basically destroyed his new bathroom: 📉📉📉
Moral of the story: *confused stonks*
i think i should've read video description more often because the last part of your comment confuses me at first lol
@@frandovian hahaha
Fix the bathroom then sell the house : 📈📈📈
He probs single handedly lowered the price for it in the auction
But he is a plumber so it's not a big deal
Plot thickens: they gave the check to his assist, who in the truck waiting for him.
We had a large industrial firm that is always slow to pay. Large firm, basically a household name if you know anything about the oil and gas industry... Profits in billions.
Anyway, they were in for $300k+
We weren't getting paid so we didn't have the funds to pay our vendors for all the materials we had ordered for this customer.
Coolest vendors ever... They knew what was up so they put a lien on the customer.
We got a check within 72 hours.
That's what's up!!!
As a tile installer for 18 years, it only takes a hammer and a nail set, to damage a whole lot of tile install in minutes, cheers.
I rarely read the descriptions for these videos, but this was well worth the read. Good on you bud!
Thank you
amazing how fast things can be taken-out instead of installed.
Yes demolition is always faster than reconstruction and that is especially true right now when you can be waiting anywhere from 3days to 3weeks for a part the size of a pea.
yes its always harder to build and install then to pull out and destroy it take weeks to finish a car build from the chassis up it takes less then an hour for scrap yards to stip a car down to its chassis
One takes brains but both take brawn so yeah demo is inherently easier. A caveman can demo but can't fabricate or construct etc.
Installation pays by the hour
Clearly not with that cool tools saw.
if you’re not an apprentice and show up with ryobis on my job site, you’re going home 😂
Regardless of tool, you gotta pay the man!
Damn right. TY
One time my electrician I used several times for extra fitouts said I was his best customer because I was standing at the bottom of his ladder with cash in hand for job just done lol, I didn't know it was an issue, he said most customers wanted 30 day invoice etc, I can't believe people get work done without having the cash to pay it on completion 😵
It happens a lot in this industry.
Yeah...I really don't understand...you hire a firm/company to do a job and if you're satisfied you pay! It's a normal way to do, right? Don't hire when you know on forehand you can't pay....
More common than you think
Salute
Exactly I once had a.man that wanted his house plastered as his daughter was getting married and he had relatives coming after job finished kept putting off payment so went to the wedding reception his face was a picture thinking I was going kick off he bank transferred money straight away and I checked bank account money was there and i left
Damn right that's what happens truly a genius of his time
That last blue pipe was like:
*BBVVBAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!*
Agreed other then hitting the cabinets with the blade.
Another option is to put a lien on there house so they can’t sell it with out settling the debt owed you might not get you money right away but you will eventually
That’s what I was thinking. Some people just don’t know what to do and let their anger/frustration take over
This guy said he ended up doing that and eventually bought the house for $25k after it foreclosed.
@@CoDisafishy $25k lmfaoooooo it looks nice too
Not if it goes into foreclosure. Once it goes up for auction, all liens disappear.
You can only put a mechanics lien on, un you filed for a permit and the work was over $2500 and you recorded the notice of commencement, when its a small repair work under $2500 there’s not much you can really do legally as a tradesman, not worth the time and effort to pursue in court. I have left notes inside equipment and warning next guy that the customer doesn’t pay, and I have seen notes left like that, I refuse the job pack up my tools And tell customer to call back the guy that was here before me. I don’t tell them about the note.
I wouldn't pay either using plastic push on valves.
Lol. I was thinking the same thing! What a dork!
Yeah anything push on is just a temporary fix and who cuts PEX with a reciprocating saw anyways let alone a Ryobi I don't know what this guy's doing but I write up a contract before I even start the job and have them sign that way in case anybody pulls any crap I always have the option of taking them to court but you go in there and cut it all up you're probably not going to get your money no matter what
Sharkbite=inexperienced
Good job 👌👍
My dad went to go demolish a stone wall that he didn't get paid for back in the 80's. Almost got arrested because it would have been destruction of private property. Some of these criminals that own homes are smart.
Im on a “customer refuses to pay” binge and let me tell you I’m shocked and very happy with everybody’s work lol
I need to see more of these
As a plumber I've been tempted to do this a few times I just stopped working for contractors
What a legend
I try. I do it for you guys!!! 🤣😆😂
My boy literally bought that house thats too much of a badass move😂
Be mindful of a patient man. Because vengeance is best served in time.
@@HungarianHacker Because it is something they cannot get back?
Another thing he did that most people I see in the comments is put the sawzall on the counter blade down big Nono 1500$ countertop lol well played lad
Nothing epoxy should fix
If you think that top is worth 1500 i got a lot of stuff i can sell your dumbass
That’s not a Sawzall. That’s a Ryobi.
I wouldn't have shut the water valve off first.
Game over if you do that. Youll be liable for any flooding damages
Yeah people forget you can’t cause damage, you can remove your goods but without causing any damage
Alex but what will probably happen is someone will turn it on without knowing the lines were cut. ✨✨✨
@@angeldesigns9064 Well usually this situation starts with a pay dispute between the customer and the contractor. The contractor would most likely make it clear that if they aren't paid for their services they will remove their work. He's turned off the valve anyway lol
Josh Washere yeah that house was not lived in and being worked on! Any tile guy, drywall guy, painter, or anybody could have walked in, hit a faucet or hose bib and said “oh I don’t have any water” and turned the shit on! looking under god damn vanity would have been the furthest thing from their mind!
THATS WHAT THEY GET FOR NOT PAYING!
I do granite fabrication and installs.
Hard work is hard work. You hire someone to work hard, and finish a job,
YOU BETTER PAY 💰.
Actually in some parts of the UK, this is what happens when you hire a plumber lol
I mean if your plumber uses Ryobi his work probably ain’t worth much anyways...
Lmao exactly what I was thinking
Tools dont make a difference. Ryobi malika Milwaukee. Its if you know what your doing. If he didnt get paid its probably because of some rich ignorant people that want to stick it to people.
I nominate this for the "feel-good" video of the day. And congratulations on the purchase of your new home!
Thank you.
Idiot,you believe anything. Very well could have been his home already or was relocating sink or upgrading. Stop being an idiot
Well done its happened to me before roof and a drywall job no pay at end of job.. sorry john doe for the leaks!! Lol
Should've went down In the crawl space and done it, they would've needed a plumber to go down and check for them lol
That’s the most Ricky from trailer park boys thing I’ve seen in a while after wards you go to leave stop and say ahhh I’m just gonna take this with me hahahah golden
I lost it when he said “Imma take this with me” XD))
I changed the oil in a lady’s car once and claimed I was lying and didn’t change it. My boss trusted me at all times and knew she was lying to get a free oil change. This is a new Mercedes GL Class by the way. So my boss removed the new oil from the car. And asked me to put in old oil from the oil deposit we use to store old oil. So she left with older oil. Next month she had to tow the car in the workshop. 😂
Some of these American plumbers are hilarious. Laughable work in that sink unit🤣
Best advice I have for working with any Tradesman. Find out the price up front... have that money ready in cash when the job is done. I have a computer biz, and I'm cool with people who handle transactions that way.
Bruh this shit is so funny “oop, I’m gunna take this with me”
Shoulda cut them off at the bottom of the cabinet so they didn’t have any meat to replace it without ripping out the lav.
Read the description just now and that’s beautiful lmao
Cool! Good for you!
One time when I was 15 an elderly couple said they'd pay me to clean they're gutters, so I did. In the rain. During November. I was so so so cold, and it took about an hour/hour and a half, maybe 2. Anyway, I go in, tell them I'm done, and would like to get paid. The old man said he didn't have any money to pay me, but that he was grateful blah blah blah. I don't remember exactly what he said because I started getting light-headed, my vision was fading, and I was about to pass out. I end up passing out in front of them, falling over, hitting my head on something, and landing on the ground while they freak out. I only know what happened while I fainted because even by though I went "unconscious," fell, and couldn't see or move for qbout 15 seconds, for some reason I could still hear and knew what was going on. When I came to the guys wife demanded he pay me, put me in one of their jackets (like 4-5 sizes too small for me), and walk me to my dads, still in the rain, that was literally 2 houses away. I got home, took a warm shower, got my $50, and laughed about the whole thing and didn't tell anyone what happened lmao. Moral of the story, pay your damn workers
Edit: currently 22 and in construction now
@BlackLives Don'tMatter At least he was paid, you seem to have a problem with people preforming work and getting paid. Like they should.
@BlackLives Don'tMatter No, he cleaned their gutters and received the agreed amount for the service. You seem to have a lack of reading comprehension.
@BlackLives Don'tMatter "Black lives Don'tMatter".
@BlackLives Don'tMatter Wouldn't want you to think you've won, what what was that about primates? My friend, you're mighty good at attributing your own traits to others.
@BlackLives Don'tMatter Oh, one more thing. Good luck, with the amount of brain power you have, you'll need it. Truly laughable that you think you're smart, the true embodiment of the Dunning-Krueger effect.
“So uh , you gotta leak!”
“I’ll come back next week and fix it”
Love it
That bathroom wall looks like the one in my hotel room I stayed at for a while
It might be the same and one
Customer: Umm what's that noise?
Plumber: Uhhh Just "Plumbin" nothing much
1:13
About time tradesman had there say on things
Customers gotta know you called me not the other way around we don’t just ride past stop and think you know this would be a great place for plumbing.