🏠 Inspection Update: The Trickle-Down Theory of Home Repair

Cid Herlein
Dec 3, 2025
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You never know who you'll find helping out on a job! Today, I had a very distinguished guest sitting in on the inspection. He kept saying the leaky faucet problem would fix itself if we just cut taxes on the rich pipes.

Don't worry, I trust my tools more than his economics. Everything's still getting checked! 😉

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