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When have you flush a toilet or wash your hands or basically do anything that involves

water and a drain?

The leftover stuff ends up where I work.

It's an often overlooked necessity of any somewhat large town.

Although I'd almost argue that it's basically just as important as a police station or

a fire brigade.

I mean, there'd be no place to live if the ground was basically inundated with shit all

the time, right?

And that's not even considering the extreme environmental impact.

It would just be gross.

I've worked at a wastewater treatment facility for about 14 and a half years now.

I'd have to say that it's arguably one of the best jobs in the terms of pay and job

security.

I'd recommend it to more people if the smell of raw sewage wasn't such a turn off to

most.

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