Welcome to Day 4 on day 2.

We've done this a little bit,

Pat Pager with Frank Scalish, if you're looking for regularly scheduled btl program

we're doing like kind of a regular btl show uh today we actually are going to dive

into some weather related issues that we talked about but um i'm sure as everybody watches

the show everyone's aware like sometimes like life happens especially like up in your neck

of the woods where you are frank like. Like, you've just been getting absolutely smoked by Mother Nature over the last

couple weeks. Yeah, I spent the morning on trying to get my water pipes thought on frozen.

We, we got to zero degrees last night. And in my kitchen, whoever built this freaking place put the water pipes on the outside wall, inside, but on the outside wall.

And I cut the ceiling out in the basement so the heat would go up there and it would keep them from freezing.

And, uh, and I can't reach them.

That's the problem.

I can't get to them where they're at because the basement wall goes up.

And then there's a little like, you know, crawl space, the thickness of a two by 10.

And the pipes run up the two by 10 to the outside wall and up

to the kitchen sink and yeah that's a pain in the ass i i'm i just you know it's funny because

yeah i'm going to vent i don't want to do this but uh it it people cut corners and then the next person in line pays the price and

it pisses me off more than anything.

You're paying the price for corners that were cut in the 40s and 50s, Frank.

Dude, I have to I have to literally to fix the problem. I have to go through my kitchen floor.

When was your house built?

1914.

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