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Mammoth-Pain-358 t1_j8zv0br wrote
Reply to comment by alien_ghost in Tesla Workers Announced a Union Drive. The Next Day They Were Fired. by psychothumbs
Where's the proof that Amazon treats their workers like shit? I know people who work for Amazon and they have no complaints.
Mammoth-Pain-358 t1_j8zulzr wrote
It's not illegal. Tesla is an "at will" employer. They can fire you at anytime with no reason. You agree to this when your hired.
Mammoth-Pain-358 t1_j88px2r wrote
Reply to Help with Staining by JayC0rn2020
It looks to me like you still have some of the old finish in the wood. Whatever it is just sanding may not get it all out if it's deep in the grain. What does it look like underneath? You may have to try some type of stripper first.
Mammoth-Pain-358 t1_j5r8msn wrote
Reply to comment by bms42 in Three Way Switch Issue? by SarcasmReallySucks
Yes, if you change something and it doesn't work, change it back.
Mammoth-Pain-358 t1_j5r1car wrote
Reply to What's wrong with my washer??? by bobpool86
It only drips when filling? Cold or hot water? It must be past the water valve in the washer.
Mammoth-Pain-358 t1_j5ld4v6 wrote
Reply to comment by tylerjwilk in How did they install this fence post? by Trapdoormonkey
Correct
Mammoth-Pain-358 t1_j26hvr7 wrote
Reply to comment by USMCWrangler in My wife asked if I'd like to try a new sex position by Lord-Wombat
I hear that
Mammoth-Pain-358 t1_j22dlhh wrote
Reply to What do you call an orgy with 8 women? by B0DZILLA
Not big enough
Mammoth-Pain-358 t1_j1wcfsn wrote
Reply to comment by Natural-You4322 in Toilet water supply valve.. by DappleDoxies
This is the only proper solution. This is in bad condition. I would replace everything. I think you would be best to call a plumber.
Mammoth-Pain-358 t1_j1odzuy wrote
A piece of coal.
Mammoth-Pain-358 t1_j9onj88 wrote
Reply to comment by WealthyMarmot in Circuit loses power GFCI by SorenAmroth
I have done a lot of electrical work. NEC electrical code article 210.12(A), installing an AFCI breaker is required in all single-phase and 15 to 20 amp circuits with a 120V supply. This rule applies to the area of the kitchen, most rooms of a house, and hallways. Bathrooms are required to have GFCI outlets and AFCI breakers are not required. Also, you can install a GFCI outlet on a circuit with a GFCI breaker. The NEC doesn’t encourage this practice however.