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Haven't read the whole thread, but you could try to turn off those outlets at the electrical panel? |
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could you possible come home from work during those hours? for a day or 2? I wouldv stood there and gave them a warning first, "if you plug into my house, I will cut your cords, what is on my property I will do with as I please" THEN, if they actually did plug in, I wouldv absolutely cut their cords, they have the balls to think your bluffing? prove them wrong. Then if they bang on your door asking you wtf did you do, call the police on them for tresspassing, dont take any bullshit from anyone man, but warn them first, if your cutting cords and theyre still fixing and plugging in, lol well shit the copper you cut off will more than pay for the electricity |
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It's not typical for house breaker panels to be mounted outside, and I really can't imagine that these contractors would break into his house to turn the circuit back on. So all I can guess is that this outlet is remotely switched from a switch on the outside of the house? So just turn the breaker off at the panel! Maybe the OP can clarify? |
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What I don't get from the post is, if they don't have their own power, and steal your power from 11-3, what are they going to do later on when they have to frame? Only run their compressor during those time? Eventually they're going to need their own power for the entire work day so maybe this is just a temporary thing? Do you see a power mast anywhere on their yard waiting for BC hydro to come and connect? They really aren't going themselves a favor by not getting power on their own, the cost of running a gas compressor or the potential delay of not being able to use their tools outside of those 4 hours out weighs whatever they save right now? Do you know the neighbour? As suggested, I think the best way is to track down the owner and have them talk to the GC themselves since they're the ones paying the GC and maybe the GC will actually listen. GC ain't gonna listen to you when you're not the one who's putting food on his table |
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How about everyone just start siphoning people's gas in a parking lot. Just $5 worth. Don't bother trying to contact me, cause I'm just here for a few minutes doing my job. I'll be at some other parking lot the next day. It's just convenience. Don't be mad, bro. :rolleyes: |
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if he doesnt step up they will keep doing it, because they know they can get away with it |
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There's a good point above - where do they plug in before 11 and after 3? If there's power on site, I bet its only a few people using his outlets cause they are more convenient at the time. It would be nice if the OP could confirm this. |
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If this was me, and contractors asked me to come on my property and plug into my outlets, then I would let them. But to not ask? At least leave a note on my door if I'm not home. Is that what our culture has come to? Fucking doing whatever we want cause it's just "$5 of power". Why don't you walk into a store and take $5 of whatever goods you like. We're all neighbours in life. Quote:
The amount of people here with the self-entitled asshole qualities of the contractors is staggering. Just because it's convenient, doesn't give you the right to fucking go on someone's property and use their shit. I don't have a car, and yours is always parked right outside my house, and it's more convenient for me to drive then it is to walk all the way to the bus stop and take the bus. Does that mean I can fucking take it for the day without asking as long as I top you back up with gas? Your backyard garden is more convenient for me to go to vs the grocery store. Can I go and just take your veggies as I wish? I'll only take like $5 worth. Fucking ridiculous. |
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University Park man slain after dog marks lawn - Chicago Breaking News Google "lawn + shootings" and you'll find too many stories of people who feel its within their right to shoot people for just stepping on their manicured lawn. Over reacting over a few pennies of electricity is not far off. |
^ dont step on the guys lawn then, pretty straight forward, and its not "our culture" its "their culture" you know who im talking about |
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Op should just knock that guy out if they aren't resonable lol Posted via RS Mobile |
...you realize that you guys are talking probably about $1 worth of electricity a day? Even if they are running 1500W tools all day, power is only 8 cents a kW-hr. |
OP, Y U NO CUT POWER CORD YET? |
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The old guy should have followed the owner and defecated on his lawn for retribution. |
60 points and a ban, people. Just bans from here on out. |
I mean if you feel that you need to go as far as cutting their cords, calling the police, etc. to be satisfied then go to town. I just dont think it worths the trouble. Cutting their cords just gonna piss them off and what stop them from extracting revenge when nobody's home. Now you got property damages you gotta pay for with most likely no witnesses to go to court. They're in the wrong thats for sure, should have asked first but you shouldnt skip work or lose sleep over a few bucks. Contact the owners or whoever have the authorities as suggested and forget about it is the best way. Not gonna lie, sometimes I feel like doing terrible things to terrible people but I never do it because it never worths it. Do a costs/benefits analysis :D |
Please guys, remember it may be the first day a trade is working on the site, and they're being told by the site boss it's okay to plug into Shead's house. If that's the case they won't know it's not okay until their $120 electrical cord gets cut, how would they.. The mature way to handle things is to go to the owners, they'll make the cheap cunt builder set up a meter or compensate Shead for the electrical cost. |
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In my post I was assuming the trades people plugging in are completely unaware that Shead doesn't want them using power. Trying to give them the benefit of the doubt. |
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