Underground Utilities - Preventing Disaster - LIVE Stream 01-24-2022 Ask the Builder

Hi, I'm Tim Carter, and this is Ask the Builder, and I'm live

I talk about timing. Hey, Will. Hey, John. Hi, Jason. I'll be right with you

I just literally seconds ago, you know, hung up the phone. I was on WLIP

I forgot to mention that last week. I didn't look ahead. And I know I promised you that I would let you know when I was live on that

Kenosha radio station. And it's always a lot of fun. The reason why is that the husband and wife

that own the radio station, Frank and Kim Carmichael, they run my syndicated column in their

Homes Plus magazine. So they're publishers. They're both radio, a hard magazine, you know, like a

tabloid newspaper, and great, great people. I've never met them personally, but I hope to meet them

this summer. And the thing that's so good about being on the radio show is often we do not at

all talk about home improvement I mean because you never know what Frank going to ask And he such an interesting man And today we talked about the stain solver lawsuit and we talked about the you know the ADA lawsuit He was stunned by it He had never even

heard, and he was unaware that his own website needs to be ADA compliant. And I told him early on

I said, listen, you and I need to get on a phone call because it could, it's really serious and

you know, blah, blah, blah. So we'll see if he contacts me. And, and then we ended up talking about

something we've talked here before. We've talked about inflation and what the predictions are

and all sorts of other things. So anyway, it was a fun time. And the sad thing is

I only get, I think they're on the air for three hours. And I'm on the last half hour of the

three hours. And I've done live radio. I did it for 12 years. Now, you have to hit your hard breaks

at the top of the hour for national news and things like that. But I don't know if they run over

but I'm never on the show until 3.38. So that only leaves like 22 minutes of airtime. And luckily

there no commercials at least when I on So we had 22 minutes to talk So that what I was doing And I promise you next time I invited the day that I get the invite I will announce it on that live stream and you can put it on your calendar

And you can listen to it because you can just go to wlip.com

And just like I'm live streaming right now, they live stream all their radio broadcasts

All right. Lorene, hello, how are you today? It's great that you're here

I have some news from Steve. We are going to do, so puts us on your calendar

there's going to be no live stream this Friday because we're doing the Zoom call

So that's fun. I'll be reaching out to everyone. So it's going to be this Friday at the same time

Steve said 4 p.m. Eastern time works good for him. So I'll send out all the, I'll send out the invite

It's going to be a lot of fun. I cannot wait for that. Anyway, so if you are, there's Jason again, if you are new to the stream and you are, and you have a YouTube account, you are able to type into the, hi, Louise

Yeah we going to talk about underground utilities in just a minute If you new to if you new to the stream and you do have a YouTube account you then are able to type into the chat and ask me a question about anything I don

I really don't care what it is. And because your questions are, are the roadmap of the live

stream each day. Otherwise, I just start to babble on about crazy stuff. And I sometimes I think

that might be boring to you. Let's talk a little bit right now real quickly because I've been bad

at this. I don't jump into the topic right away that the live stream is titled. So

underground utilities. This is the true story. This is so crazy. This is early in my career

I was probably only 20. Oh, gosh. Hey, how you doing, Ridwan from Belgium? That's great to have you

here. Wonderful that you're, we might have a neighbor of yours here in a few minutes

Steve from the UK. Steve's a regular when he's not working. So there's the crutch word. So I was probably

oh, I can actually tell you how old I was. I was probably 27, 28 years old, still really went behind

the ears. We got called in