Sump pump

All right.

Um, let's talk about sump pumps a little bit, okay? So we have a sump pump here in this office.

Yep.

So I own a building in Pembroke Center.

Yeah, you know, so not everybody picks up, uh, groundwater.

Uh, so we have went into a few houses, and their sump pumps are...

The basins are completely dry.

Um, in my first home that I owned, I didn't get any water.

Yeah.

And the battery back...

I mean, I'm just channeling Roy Spencer here, who just says all sump pumps fail and that you don't want it to do it when that rain happens.

Absolutely.

Yeah.

Thanks for having me on, and hopefully, uh, you know, most of us are able to listen to the show and not just have our ears constantly tuned to the hum of our sump pumps right now.

So, uh, [laughs] I think, I think that's been the biggest issue, Todd.

I think, um, most people across from a line starting in New Mexico and finishing in, in, in, gosh, in New York, have just been wondering, you know, with all of this rainfall, um, you know, how, you know, what's it doing to our progress getting stuff, you know, out and even in the plains some stuff in, but at the same time, like, our basements and crawlspace is gonna stay dry.

Uh, I have three right now, Todd.

[laughs]

[laughs] I have three sump pumps because of August of this year, so I'm n- I'm not messing around anymore.

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