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| Randy, Kim and the Inspector General |
(He didn’t sign off the whole job. Just kidding.)
Monday, June 25
The benefits of living in the boonies
Today the county building inspector came by to approve our understructure. He had been here before, jokingly complaining to the contractor: “My advice to you: BUILD SOMEWHERE ELSE!” He wasn’t fond of the three-hour round trip journey plus our bad road just to do his ten-to-fifteen-minute job of checking our progress. Today, as he checked the work done so far on the house, he looked at me and said, “I’m just going to save myself a heap of grief and sign off the whole job right now!”
I looked at Randy, our plan designer/lead contractor, and said, “It WORKED!”
(He didn’t sign off the whole job. Just kidding.)
(He didn’t sign off the whole job. Just kidding.)
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Thank goodness the inspector cares so much about the quality of a stranger's house! Since you and the contractor don't care at all, the inspector has saved you from living in a ramshackle dump.
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