You know it's a bad sign when someone is assigned to a department where he's not needed. It means someone somewhere else wanted to get rid of him, and just found a place to put him.
Mesothelioma is no joking matter. Keith/Karen are really in the crapper. Hopefully, Brian and family are tested all OK. It can take years for it to show up and no cures.
I remember reading on the OHS site (occupational health and safety) the neighborhood is usually evacuated with asbestos cleaning The Demolition company is very likely going to be shut down by OHS along with huge fines
I did demolition. Asbestos is the scariest shit and stories I've ever seen/heard. We did the whole 9 yards for Asbestos removal. Its time consuming but worth it in the end. Some jobs got soo bad we had to get a full decontamination for the site and at that point im glad i always opted out on Asbestos jobs. Silica dust is another one thats frightening. Did a job in Vancouver that had Silica dust on the roof. 3 weeks of removal just for the roof. Insane how these stuff were used back in the day.
Silica dust is still in a lot of things used on a construction site, especially commercial. concrete being the biggest contributor, it’s in drywall, compounds and various other things to build houses and hi-rises. They don’t use asbestos anymore but many men and women including myself on a construction site have to breath silica dust on a daily basis. We all do as people but people in construction literally kill themselves just showing up to work everyday. It’s a choice for the most part for those of us whom have been educated and have to be because of our labor unions, but there are many who don’t know this, from lack of training mostly not extended to them, but something they just don’t know.
My sister worked at a paper envelope factory and the management did not tell the off shift workers that there was asbestos in one area of the place. The day shift person did know about it and would not do any work in that area, leaving it for my sister got stuck doing his work. She did get mesothelioma, and she died five days before last Christmas.
I love when DarkFluff shows up in my feed! Also, I really hope the people in the first story are okay and didn't breathe in any asbestos!! I wouldn't wish that on anyone.
9:23 well I couldn't find a news article about this particular incident but there were at least dozens of news reports of landlord being sued for asbestos exposure, but part of me thinks the reason it never aired yet, was because of Karen's husband, who probably took the report of the insurance provider and swept it under the rug, or worse lied and made up a cover story and pinned the blame solely on Keith
From story 1: That is awesome how it took them weeks to figure out and then once you took over it only took you an hour. I mean 60 minutes. Multiply that into weeks and that is a ton of hours you took care of in 1. Nicely done OP.
Don't forget that OP was the one who wrote the destination on the transfer order. So it would have been easy to correct. Just send the correct destination order to 29 palms.
And saved a lot of money in the process because let's be honest that high-ranking guy was probably going to make a mistake sooner or later better to get him out of there sooner
7:56 okay that's a massive problem, asbestos is a vary dangerous material to just leave around as it can get in the air vary easily, it's also a crystal like fiber which can severely damage your lungs if inhaled.
I’m not trying to make light of Asbestos as I know it’s bad but in the gold / sliver age one of the human torchers ( first one the robot ) villains was named Asbestos Lady yes you read that right later on she died because of well you know Asbestos
As prior service transportation, I feel I must inform those who are unaware, but when you hear a military vehicle called a 5 ton/7 ton/etc it does not refer to the weight of the vehicle, rather, the total weight of cargo capacity. They easily weigh 10-15 tons without cargo.
Darkfluff, I just want to let you know I appreciate you calling us your wonderful beautiful friends and saying I love you at the end of each video. It leaves me feeling warm and appreciated in a world full of cold Karens and Kyles.
2:47 depends on the time of fuel, did those trucks take traditional gasoline or was diesel, and sence fuel prices is different in every state, with 4 trucks. I'd probably cost them around $2,500 in fuel, I'm more thankful that they just got their equipment back, as military equipment would be more expensive to replace if it went missing.
Not sure on the last one. How did Jack manage to transfer the payments from his account to Jill’s without her signing or agreeing for hers to be used? He could have simply stopped payment without telling her and she wouldn’t have known until the company contacted her to advise the payment had been missed and to contact them to bring it back up to date.
Not sure if the first story is true, but if it is, as a taxpayer I want to thank OP for choosing a revenge plan that wasted thousands of dollars of public funds. OP doesn’t sound like one of the “few good men.”
Yea this is a cheater story that I'm perfectly down with. I've never cheated in my life but it's hard for me to get behind those revenge stories where they tank the rest of their lives. We don't know the other person's perspective so it just seems like too much. If someone's super controlling or abusive, they aren't going to tell us that. It makes sense that someone in an abusive relationship, who has been told they can't do any better (a favorite line of abusers), would need solid evidence that they, in fact, can before they generate enough self esteem to break away from an abuser (either male or female). In this story, though, had she immediately gotten off of her lazy ass, she could have pulled it out. It probably would have been hella difficult but still immensely doable. He simply stood up for himself & let her suffer the consequences of her own actions. Lovely.
Hey @darkfluff that first story is about the Marine Corps. The Army has 5 tons and are referred to as Soldiers. The Marines have 7 Tons (trucks), and HQMC is Headquarters Marine Corps. Like your stories though.
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I don't know why but I never get tired of the piano music in the background of every video it's just so calming and relaxing and very enjoyable especially when you're just hearing the stories of neither entitled parents prorevenge Petty Revenge whatever it might be it just makes the video all the best
It cost a lot to ship those 4 trucks. Even if these trucks were shipped by rail it cost a lot, if they were driven even more. Most military equipment is rated at gallons per mile, NOT miles per gallon.
Don't overestimate it. The drivers doing that shipping were on pay regardless so ignore them. Now in the fuel, if the drivers weren't driving those trucks, they'd have been given something else to drive around (probably pointlessly) just to keep them busy. Soldiers with an excess of free time are bad for morale apparently. So its "oh you have nothing to do, drive this truck to Texas to pick up a crate" Gets crate, which is then immediatly shipped to Florida so they can repeat the process. Never underestimate the militaries ability to was money on a scale that is truly impressive
Have you ever heard of noble warrior by the name of G.Hayduke?? He’s a legend to those who absolutely love the balance scale of justice/karma when the chips are down for the little people that get stepped on. George Hayduke, what a merry soul to me and others ( he has several books out on revenge oops I mean payback). I love this show.
Story one: I work in shipping as a military contractor. Depending on how you load the trucks and how many per shipment, it could be either really expensive or not that bad. We don't do vehicle haulers. Based on other tires of carriers, is guess they're about 7k to across country. Flat bed trailers cost about 6k. Dry vans are cheaper. So it really depends on how many you can send per load. These numbers are estimated and estimated high. When we ship, it's a bid that goes through our various brokers. So we can get some great deals. I'm still learning that aspect of logistics. So take that with a grain of salt.
If you check the updates on the post you’ll see that the insurance company actually took back what they said and said that they will only pay for the section that was damaged and they don’t know the price yet and then there’s also the fact that they don’t know who’s going to be held reliable for the asbestos but if anyone gets sick someone’s gonna pay...
I tried getting a job at McDonald’s. I got an interview, and I got no call back. I was rejected from McDonald’s. No, I don’t have anything like a criminal history, and I have experience as a janitor in a warehouse. So I don’t know why I was rejected.
It super depends. Fast food places can be super shitty about hiring depending on who the manager is (though those are places you wouldn't want to work anyways). During college I couldn't get a job at McDonald's, plus the manager was so rude and entitled that I quit going to that McDonald's water that, though Burger King hired me after a quick interview. When I got laid off two years ago I applied to restaurants as a waitress but they only want people with experience and who were available all the time. So yeah, surprisingly hard to get these jobs...
Agreed. The investigation would have uncovered the OPs part in the mess up, and his head would have been on the line as well. Sounds like a civilian trying to pass off a story that they heard from someone else but not understanding all the details so they filled in the blanks themselves. Granted sometimes major fuck ups are swept under the rug occasionally but not for anyone below E-7 and the OP wasn't a senior NCO so not happening. Shit rolls down hill so moment the SSG knew something messed up he would have went over every bit of that paperwork with a fine tooth comb and would have found where it was fucked up fast. From there wouldn't have taken long to find out who else fucked up what. And then all that is left is a massive shit sandwich and everyone that fucked up has to take a big bite out of it. After that the micromanagement from up top would have gotten worse and not better because the military's answer to bureaucratic mess ups is more control measures in place and more micromanagement. So even if OPs part in the fuck up was somehow overlooked he would have just been shooting himself and everyone else in that section is the fucking foot.
Other details include OP (obviously American) using the British spelling "armoured" and the fact that he dispatched the trucks to California instead of Wisconsin… from South Carolina. Imagine if your pilot flew you from New York to Tokyo when the destination was supposed to be London. If this story is true I hope OP never works at the battlefield.
@@AwkwrdPrtMskrt not really a correct analogy as a truck driver would go where the logistic order said to go, in this case California. I agree however that when they arrived at the destination, alarm bells would have started to ring at the gates when the “recipient” had no record of any expected delivery. An investigation would have started there and then not, what appeared to be, days or weeks later when they called to ask why they still had 4 trucks. A military base allowing entry of 4 large trucks that were not expected? I don’t think so!
Others mentioned it's from the Marine Corps and not Army. I'm aware UCMJ is for all branches, but it's possible their leadership simply didn't push any consequences for them.
Jack and Jill have been married for many years they have gone up and tumbled down that very hill for many years too. One day Jill started to go up the hill by herself and while Jack was going up she would tumble down by herself. Jack got really frustrated and decided to confront Jill about something he had discovered, he said, Jill I know you have been cheating on me with Fill, thats why you keep going up that hill without me. Jill turns to Jack and says, Thats not why i stopped going up the hill with you Jack. Jack: It is'nt? Jill: no no no silly, its just that Fill said he could only bear to take so much of you during the days that he coudnt possibly take you in the nights too.
Okay, the demolition story... I have to say that Asbestos is really deadly stuff, this pair of greedy imbeciles deserves to be sent to prison for a very, very long time indeed.
lol I was born and raised in 29 Palms. It was weird to hear the name of my hometown spoken on a reddit TH-cam video. 😂 Edit: Also, that wasn't an Army story... that was a Marine Corps story. :-P
Wanna some something funny? You can not tell if a material is asbestos. Least that's what I was taught at the plants when I had to take a 32 hour class to become legally certified to remove it.
It's surprising to think they're still buildings out there in-use that contain asbestos and it's not just residential homes it's also buildings such as schools even. My high school the campus was built in the 60 and went through many different hand and many different schools, it took till 2018 for them to finally find the last trace of asbestos on the campus and remove it and it only came when they renovated a classroom into a parent meeting spot. Mind you this is a class in that was also an active use before then.
9:16. . ASBESTOS! My father died of Mesothelioma, a lung cancer caused by asbestos. Nobody in the world who has ever had Mesothelioma has ever survived. . 100% death rate from the disease! The experts who examined my father when he first was diagnosed said he probably inhaled asbestos when a house containing asbestos cement sheets was demolished when my father was 40 years old (He died when he was 82 years old). . So 42 years later the disease came up. . and killed him. There is STILL a small possibility that I may come down with the disease, as I was living in the same house as my father when the house next door was demolished. . You never know with that stuff!!
Story 1: Twentynine Palms, California is not Army. That’s US Marine Corps. There’s two USMC stations in South Carolina. Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort and Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, both in Beaufort County out on the coast immediately north of Hilton Head Island which is absolutely gorgeous by the way. I’m from a Military Family and both of my Parents were in the Army. Story 2: I would’ve sued the crap out of Karen and the Demolition Company. He’s got one hell of a case. Story 3: That bit of revenge is exactly what I would’ve done. I’m not the nuclear revenge type unless it’s absolutely necessary to prevent someone else from experiencing the same problem.
The first story abt sending 4 trucks to 29 Palms wasn't really an epic revenge. Nothing happened to the SSgt, besides some ass chewing. No demotion, no pay reduction. Lame. And it cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands dollars for it.
Tbh it likely cost tax payers next to nothing. They weren't transported by a private company, but by the logistics corps, so they'd be getting paid regardless. The only real cost was in fuel, and even that is questionable as those same drivers would probably have used just as much fuel driving around dropping off other stuff that didn't really need moving but was moved just to keep people busy. Alot of military work is busy work, especially when not on deployment in an active combat zone.
Brian and his family should be okay, single exposure to Asbestos does rarely increase the risk of cancer, unless it's in really high amounts (like during 9/11 where there were clouds with asbestos).
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You know it's a bad sign when someone is assigned to a department where he's not needed. It means someone somewhere else wanted to get rid of him, and just found a place to put him.
That is a good point, never thought about it that way.
Mesothelioma is no joking matter. Keith/Karen are really in the crapper. Hopefully, Brian and family are tested all OK. It can take years for it to show up and no cures.
I remember reading on the OHS site (occupational health and safety) the neighborhood is usually evacuated with asbestos cleaning
The Demolition company is very likely going to be shut down by OHS along with huge fines
I did demolition. Asbestos is the scariest shit and stories I've ever seen/heard. We did the whole 9 yards for Asbestos removal. Its time consuming but worth it in the end. Some jobs got soo bad we had to get a full decontamination for the site and at that point im glad i always opted out on Asbestos jobs. Silica dust is another one thats frightening. Did a job in Vancouver that had Silica dust on the roof. 3 weeks of removal just for the roof. Insane how these stuff were used back in the day.
Silica dust is still in a lot of things used on a construction site, especially commercial. concrete being the biggest contributor, it’s in drywall, compounds and various other things to build houses and hi-rises. They don’t use asbestos anymore but many men and women including myself on a construction site have to breath silica dust on a daily basis. We all do as people but people in construction literally kill themselves just showing up to work everyday. It’s a choice for the most part for those of us whom have been educated and have to be because of our labor unions, but there are many who don’t know this, from lack of training mostly not extended to them, but something they just don’t know.
My sister worked at a paper envelope factory and the management did not tell the off shift workers that there was asbestos in one area of the place. The day shift person did know about it and would not do any work in that area, leaving it for my sister got stuck doing his work. She did get mesothelioma, and she died five days before last Christmas.
dark fluff: calls me a wonderful beautiful friend
me: 🥺💚✨
(I needed that today thank you)
same!! thank you so much.
Your profile picture is very nice putin and doge look like best friends
It's always so satisfying to hear people getting revenge
It truly is
I love when DarkFluff shows up in my feed!
Also, I really hope the people in the first story are okay and didn't breathe in any asbestos!! I wouldn't wish that on anyone.
Uh you sure about that?🤣
Jk!!! Sheeesh. ✌
Love ya, DarkFluff, man but sorry, not Army. Twenty Nine Palms is the home of the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center (MCAGCC).
And HQMC would be Headquarters Marine Corps. Still, a pretty minor fluff for a non-military man.
Well that explains why it wasn't a security breach.
They still invade and kill people.
You boys absolutely blow my mind. Knowing that just off the address? Respect.
(Although maybe you googled it)
So the guy basically spent taxpayer money to get revenge, great...
Why the HELL would anyone agree to make payments on someone else’s car?!
"hello my wonderful beautiful friends!" ahh that always brings a smile to my face
9:23 well I couldn't find a news article about this particular incident but there were at least dozens of news reports of landlord being sued for asbestos exposure, but part of me thinks the reason it never aired yet, was because of Karen's husband, who probably took the report of the insurance provider and swept it under the rug, or worse lied and made up a cover story and pinned the blame solely on Keith
I love you too, Fluff.
From story 1: That is awesome how it took them weeks to figure out and then once you took over it only took you an hour. I mean 60 minutes. Multiply that into weeks and that is a ton of hours you took care of in 1. Nicely done OP.
Don't forget that OP was the one who wrote the destination on the transfer order. So it would have been easy to correct. Just send the correct destination order to 29 palms.
Happy holidays, everyone!!!
The first one is just frustrating since in a contest of wills a low level army guy wasted thousands of dollars to prove a point.
And saved a lot of money in the process because let's be honest that high-ranking guy was probably going to make a mistake sooner or later better to get him out of there sooner
A good revenge warms my cold, dead heart.
You'd be surprised how many issues with asbestos happen every year. If they all were reported, we'd be hearing about it every single day.
7:56 okay that's a massive problem, asbestos is a vary dangerous material to just leave around as it can get in the air vary easily, it's also a crystal like fiber which can severely damage your lungs if inhaled.
I’m not trying to make light of Asbestos as I know it’s bad but in the gold / sliver age one of the human torchers ( first one the robot ) villains was named Asbestos Lady yes you read that right later on she died because of well you know Asbestos
As prior service transportation, I feel I must inform those who are unaware, but when you hear a military vehicle called a 5 ton/7 ton/etc it does not refer to the weight of the vehicle, rather, the total weight of cargo capacity. They easily weigh 10-15 tons without cargo.
Darkfluff, I just want to let you know I appreciate you calling us your wonderful beautiful friends and saying I love you at the end of each video. It leaves me feeling warm and appreciated in a world full of cold Karens and Kyles.
Jeez, our tax dollars at work, for that guy's revenge. Not my favorite thing to consider...
I like how dark fluffy ends the video with 'I love you'. It makes me feel soft. Hehe. 🥰
These are gonna be really good! I’m ready for juicy revenge stories 👏
Excellent work like always, DarkFluff ^^
6 comment 5 views and 15 likes makes sense
Rerouting lost trucks isn't cheap, but they usually hire civilian CDL operators for that. I'm sure they appreciated the extra business.
2:47 depends on the time of fuel, did those trucks take traditional gasoline or was diesel, and sence fuel prices is different in every state, with 4 trucks. I'd probably cost them around $2,500 in fuel, I'm more thankful that they just got their equipment back, as military equipment would be more expensive to replace if it went missing.
Not sure on the last one. How did Jack manage to transfer the payments from his account to Jill’s without her signing or agreeing for hers to be used? He could have simply stopped payment without telling her and she wouldn’t have known until the company contacted her to advise the payment had been missed and to contact them to bring it back up to date.
The first one wasn’t army. HOMC is Headquarters of Marine Corps.
Wonder why they used the term staff sgt though. Made me think it was USAF.
@@MajaOtaku1902 The Marines have a staff sergeant rank.
HQMC is Marine Corps. SSGT is equivalent to E6. 👍🏼
Not sure if the first story is true, but if it is, as a taxpayer I want to thank OP for choosing a revenge plan that wasted thousands of dollars of public funds. OP doesn’t sound like one of the “few good men.”
Who thumed down the video it is amazing ❤❤❤❤💜💜💜💜
Karen’s and Kieths
Man, this Jack and Jill story is much different than what I remember from my childhood....this must be the adult version?
You mean this one? "Jack and Jill went up the hill, each with a quarter,. Jill came down with fifty cents. Do you think they went up for water?
The roof one seems to start at 3:00 actually (At least if you wanna get the prologue and list of people
Karen kicked the tenant out lol
But f in chat
Jack n Jill was petty revenge
I've actually already heard the first story! But second time's the charm!
Nah this is a epic revenge episode
Brian was a very lucky man 🙂
Yea this is a cheater story that I'm perfectly down with. I've never cheated in my life but it's hard for me to get behind those revenge stories where they tank the rest of their lives. We don't know the other person's perspective so it just seems like too much.
If someone's super controlling or abusive, they aren't going to tell us that. It makes sense that someone in an abusive relationship, who has been told they can't do any better (a favorite line of abusers), would need solid evidence that they, in fact, can before they generate enough self esteem to break away from an abuser (either male or female).
In this story, though, had she immediately gotten off of her lazy ass, she could have pulled it out. It probably would have been hella difficult but still immensely doable. He simply stood up for himself & let her suffer the consequences of her own actions. Lovely.
Hope you're having a great day 😊
FIRST...this has NEVER happened before!!!
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Hey @darkfluff that first story is about the Marine Corps. The Army has 5 tons and are referred to as Soldiers. The Marines have 7 Tons (trucks), and HQMC is Headquarters Marine Corps.
Like your stories though.
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I don't know why but I never get tired of the piano music in the background of every video it's just so calming and relaxing and very enjoyable especially when you're just hearing the stories of neither entitled parents prorevenge Petty Revenge whatever it might be it just makes the video all the best
It cost a lot to ship those 4 trucks. Even if these trucks were shipped by rail it cost a lot, if they were driven even more. Most military equipment is rated at gallons per mile, NOT miles per gallon.
Don't overestimate it. The drivers doing that shipping were on pay regardless so ignore them.
Now in the fuel, if the drivers weren't driving those trucks, they'd have been given something else to drive around (probably pointlessly) just to keep them busy. Soldiers with an excess of free time are bad for morale apparently.
So its "oh you have nothing to do, drive this truck to Texas to pick up a crate"
Gets crate, which is then immediatly shipped to Florida so they can repeat the process. Never underestimate the militaries ability to was money on a scale that is truly impressive
Good stuff...thanks, love you too
Your voice and commentary is amazing
Getting petty revenge via the US taxpayer. 😳
Fantastic video and facts
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Have you ever heard of noble warrior by the name of G.Hayduke?? He’s a legend to those who absolutely love the balance scale of justice/karma when the chips are down for the little people that get stepped on. George Hayduke, what a merry soul to me and others ( he has several books out on revenge oops I mean payback). I love this show.
yeah, that first story was a nice revenge. Unfortunately, it was paid for by the taxpayers money :/
As usual, we love you too.
Story one: I work in shipping as a military contractor. Depending on how you load the trucks and how many per shipment, it could be either really expensive or not that bad. We don't do vehicle haulers. Based on other tires of carriers, is guess they're about 7k to across country. Flat bed trailers cost about 6k. Dry vans are cheaper. So it really depends on how many you can send per load. These numbers are estimated and estimated high. When we ship, it's a bid that goes through our various brokers. So we can get some great deals. I'm still learning that aspect of logistics. So take that with a grain of salt.
If you check the updates on the post you’ll see that the insurance company actually took back what they said and said that they will only pay for the section that was damaged and they don’t know the price yet and then there’s also the fact that they don’t know who’s going to be held reliable for the asbestos but if anyone gets sick someone’s gonna pay...
Saw it said "Yep" and now I'm here
Early yay also love the videos keep it up
How is it so difficult to get a job at a fast food restaurant I literally walked in got a meeting set up and 5 days later I’m working at Burger King
I tried getting a job at McDonald’s. I got an interview, and I got no call back. I was rejected from McDonald’s.
No, I don’t have anything like a criminal history, and I have experience as a janitor in a warehouse. So I don’t know why I was rejected.
@@ssumbody6251 damn that’s though
It super depends. Fast food places can be super shitty about hiring depending on who the manager is (though those are places you wouldn't want to work anyways). During college I couldn't get a job at McDonald's, plus the manager was so rude and entitled that I quit going to that McDonald's water that, though Burger King hired me after a quick interview.
When I got laid off two years ago I applied to restaurants as a waitress but they only want people with experience and who were available all the time. So yeah, surprisingly hard to get these jobs...
Yay I love your channel. It’s a part of my daily routine. Well that and rslash
I don't like to do this, but story 1 smells fishy. How are OP and the sergeant not court-martialled over this big a logistics mess-up?
Agreed. The investigation would have uncovered the OPs part in the mess up, and his head would have been on the line as well. Sounds like a civilian trying to pass off a story that they heard from someone else but not understanding all the details so they filled in the blanks themselves. Granted sometimes major fuck ups are swept under the rug occasionally but not for anyone below E-7 and the OP wasn't a senior NCO so not happening. Shit rolls down hill so moment the SSG knew something messed up he would have went over every bit of that paperwork with a fine tooth comb and would have found where it was fucked up fast. From there wouldn't have taken long to find out who else fucked up what. And then all that is left is a massive shit sandwich and everyone that fucked up has to take a big bite out of it. After that the micromanagement from up top would have gotten worse and not better because the military's answer to bureaucratic mess ups is more control measures in place and more micromanagement. So even if OPs part in the fuck up was somehow overlooked he would have just been shooting himself and everyone else in that section is the fucking foot.
Other details include OP (obviously American) using the British spelling "armoured" and the fact that he dispatched the trucks to California instead of Wisconsin… from South Carolina. Imagine if your pilot flew you from New York to Tokyo when the destination was supposed to be London. If this story is true I hope OP never works at the battlefield.
@@AwkwrdPrtMskrt not really a correct analogy as a truck driver would go where the logistic order said to go, in this case California. I agree however that when they arrived at the destination, alarm bells would have started to ring at the gates when the “recipient” had no record of any expected delivery. An investigation would have started there and then not, what appeared to be, days or weeks later when they called to ask why they still had 4 trucks. A military base allowing entry of 4 large trucks that were not expected? I don’t think so!
Calls would’ve made the day they arrived in CA, there’s a sharp record clerk that has nothing better to do then figure this stuff out.
Others mentioned it's from the Marine Corps and not Army. I'm aware UCMJ is for all branches, but it's possible their leadership simply didn't push any consequences for them.
Jack and Jill have been married for many years they have gone up
and tumbled down that very hill for many years too. One day Jill
started to go up the hill by herself and while Jack was going up
she would tumble down by herself. Jack got really frustrated and
decided to confront Jill about something he had discovered, he
said,
Jill I know you have been cheating on me with Fill, thats why
you keep going up that hill without me.
Jill turns to Jack and says, Thats not why i stopped going up
the hill with you Jack.
Jack: It is'nt?
Jill: no no no silly, its just that Fill said he could only bear
to take so much of you during the days that he coudnt possibly
take you in the nights too.
hi fluff monster.
Oh gnarly!
that intro animation be C R I S P though
neighborhood asbestos contamination is unlikely to wind up with a news story.
Did you get the reply for the house damage case???
Army story... Had no idea army had staff sergeants and they took back 29 palm from the Marines.
Okay, the demolition story... I have to say that Asbestos is really deadly stuff, this pair of greedy imbeciles deserves to be sent to prison for a very, very long time indeed.
Uh 29 Palms is a Marine I believe
In one of my school buildings, asbestos was found, so the entire building was shut down and roped off so they could remove all the asbestos. VL
sorry a bit unrelated, but do you know the location used for that display? it really calmed me down when i saw lot of greenery like that
The military store sounds like a Marine Story, because they mentioned stumps ( 29 palms )
lol I was born and raised in 29 Palms. It was weird to hear the name of my hometown spoken on a reddit TH-cam video. 😂
Edit: Also, that wasn't an Army story... that was a Marine Corps story. :-P
first story that is a waste of tax payers money. Wth didn't this guy, who falsified the documents, get reprimanded.
Great video :3
Wanna some something funny? You can not tell if a material is asbestos. Least that's what I was taught at the plants when I had to take a 32 hour class to become legally certified to remove it.
It's surprising to think they're still buildings out there in-use that contain asbestos and it's not just residential homes it's also buildings such as schools even. My high school the campus was built in the 60 and went through many different hand and many different schools, it took till 2018 for them to finally find the last trace of asbestos on the campus and remove it and it only came when they renovated a classroom into a parent meeting spot. Mind you this is a class in that was also an active use before then.
9:16. . ASBESTOS!
My father died of Mesothelioma, a lung cancer caused by asbestos.
Nobody in the world who has ever had Mesothelioma has ever survived. . 100% death rate from the disease!
The experts who examined my father when he first was diagnosed said he probably inhaled asbestos when a house containing asbestos cement sheets was demolished when my father was 40 years old (He died when he was 82 years old). . So 42 years later the disease came up. . and killed him.
There is STILL a small possibility that I may come down with the disease, as I was living in the same house as my father when the house next door was demolished. .
You never know with that stuff!!
Dark fluff is cool
RERUN!!!
Hi dark fluff
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i think the first story is a fake. they spelled armored the European way, not the American way.
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Story 1: Twentynine Palms, California is not Army. That’s US Marine Corps. There’s two USMC stations in South Carolina. Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort and Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, both in Beaufort County out on the coast immediately north of Hilton Head Island which is absolutely gorgeous by the way. I’m from a Military Family and both of my Parents were in the Army.
Story 2: I would’ve sued the crap out of Karen and the Demolition Company. He’s got one hell of a case.
Story 3: That bit of revenge is exactly what I would’ve done. I’m not the nuclear revenge type unless it’s absolutely necessary to prevent someone else from experiencing the same problem.
Damn I'm early
Nice new intro
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Sounds like the roof story did not take place in the US which might be why you can’t find stories on it.
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I swear all this virtual learning is slowly turning me into a.......................... k a r e n
The first story abt sending 4 trucks to 29 Palms wasn't really an epic revenge. Nothing happened to the SSgt, besides some ass chewing. No demotion, no pay reduction. Lame. And it cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands dollars for it.
Tbh it likely cost tax payers next to nothing. They weren't transported by a private company, but by the logistics corps, so they'd be getting paid regardless. The only real cost was in fuel, and even that is questionable as those same drivers would probably have used just as much fuel driving around dropping off other stuff that didn't really need moving but was moved just to keep people busy. Alot of military work is busy work, especially when not on deployment in an active combat zone.
Awesome job, can you mention me in your next video? You don't have to though x3
Hello There.
They are Marines not Army
I'm sorry DarkFluff. I cannot reciprocate your feelings. It's not you, it's me.
I do rather love the content you post though.
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İf you’re reading this...
*You exist.*
Brian and his family should be okay, single exposure to Asbestos does rarely increase the risk of cancer, unless it's in really high amounts (like during 9/11 where there were clouds with asbestos).
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