@@Train_lizardAt least you're not sent to principal's office for not wearing a school uniform to PUBLIC school because your single mother couldn't afford to buy it. Or maybe would you prefer being mocked by the "school's psychologist" and told to go "at least buy it from the second hand store if your parents are that poor"? Sounds fun!
@@RR-lj3ip I mean that happens to the American school system too. We mostly worry about school shootings. Like the time sandy hook took place. A whole first grade was pronounced dead. People have been sent home or expelled for having some sort of hairstyle or skin color. But back to the school shootings. We constantly live in fear every day. Some people take their lives from bullying and stuff like that. I understand what happened to you is unfair and unacceptable. But at least it wasn’t a complete horror story. Still sorry you went through that.
I'm a fire sprinkler inspector. Most buildings get 1-4 inspections a year. The water is always dark and gnarly when we first start flowing. He's right on the corrosion though; which is why every 5 years the system is drained and probed with a camera to check the internals. But just because the water is dirty does not mean the system won't work.
Can confirm, I did fire sprinklers for several years and this is normal. These systems are life safety and regularly tested and inspected. It doesn’t take long for the water to get pretty gross but as long as the system is structurally sound dirty water will still put out the fire.
You beat me to it buddy🤘🏻 (I do the same work) I was going to say the same thing. -The system would have run just fine, so he didn't save the school he just made it stink. it seems like the OC was just adding a little extra drama to his video. (maybe unintentionally)
No shit, its not like the reason he destroyed the sprinkler was because he wanted to show the sludge problem. If i do something bad and something good accidentally comes out of it i should still get punished for the bad
Principal after he realises he saved the school from possible fire in the later future:” You’re unsuspended thanks for saving us from potential fire in later future Him: *unblocks every single fire hydrant in the whole world*
@@meenubhati1132you after writing this comment: *gets awarded the Nobel peace prize for excellent concision and being extremely genius* Nobel person after giving you the prize: “I just gave you a prize” the prize: *I am a prize* your comment: *yes* him: is true Please don’t write comments like this 😂
Former fire sprinkler installer here. So that’s what we call pipe cancer. It’s practically what they guy explained. It’s actually cause by chemicals/particles in the piping taking it to the building(underground). It becomes contaminated and creates this horrible smelling black water/ maybe sludge. This is normally fixed if it is routinely drained and tested. Obviously this school hasn’t done that/they have a lazy fire control inspector. Happens a lot. The black water would not really cause an issue unless the building was like 50 years old AND the system hadn’t been drained and pumped up in years. Also even if there was sludge, a fire pump experts 200 psi if it senses a fire/ loss of pressure it would rip through that sludge. Not really life threatening unless it’s super old/not drained or maintained properly.
@@ItashafanWait same with my school my high school is 149 years old it used to be an all girls school and horse ranch than changed to a school in 1902. The school is being rebuilt little by little over the next 3 years so their is alot of rusty pipes that are going to be replaced because the last fire was 1945. So it's time they do something about it.
For those who don’t know these are two separate videos, first one the guy just breaks the sprinkler, and in the second one a printer exploded and ink started to leak from it filling the halls.
i forgot what happened after but this was back in 2022 during my senior year. luckily i didn’t have any classes in the portables. i commented explaining the situation better than the guy in the video cause he didn’t “save” the school more like was messing around during math class and then hit the sprinkler causing the portables to smell (he’s younger than me, i also told him about this video)
I remember when my school tried to somehow get me in trouble for getting stuck in the elevator. Three times. THREE TIMES that thing broke down with me in it. They claimed that I had, SOMEHOW and for GOD KNOWS what reason, “intentionally broke the elevator.” Pretty sure they didn’t want to admit that the elevators were garbage so they tried to turn me into a scapegoat. That was the moment when I pretty much had it with the administration and became pretty cold and blow off-ish towards them. They didn’t like it, but hey, I didn’t like them so it EVENS OUT. Sorry for the rant, it just pissed me off thinking about it.
@@wrath4452Reminds me of the time the vice principal of my high school got stuck in the elevator. We all hated her, so it became a pretty good joke around school even after I graduated.
it Varies from state to state but here it’s every 20 years and every 50 years depending on the building that all the heads need to be changed, then yearly they do inspections of water flow which usually clears the water. The place in the video clearly hasn’t done either lol but they obviously still work fine and would prob still put out a fire
@Dude_Animates2 my friend, in my school once a kid got shot and two different occasions kids got stabbed and the teachers and principal took the side of the aggressors and mind you nobody provoked them, they're just pricks. so nothing surprises me when it comes to school events. ps. no USA here, all that happened in Greece Edit: I forgot to mention something important, when the parents of the kids came the school swept it under the rag as accident and with the gun event the school said that the bully with the gun defended himself because the victim threatened and tried to delete him which was a lie and I was thrown out of the school cause I spoke the truth and was willing to testify if needed
Well the problem is he saved everyone while doing something bad,it's like if you did something important for your company without asking your boss and even though said thing succeeded you still get consequences for not asking your boss
@@Lavortriziskano it will most likely not going to be true, we live in a Legal system not a Justice system, i don't think you know how Chaotic is a Justice system are when people follow their heart and what they believe is right instead
Yeah I was a firefighter - if the pipes weren't cleaned out or ran every once in a while, you didn't get a sprinkler, you got a shit shower. Same thing with fire hydrants - you're trying to hook up to get water and then you're suddenly waiting a whole ass minute for mud to pump out of the thing before you can hook up 😮💨
Yup as a Fire Alarm inspector id see black or orange water alot on new accounts we would get lol so that told me the last guys were here was not foing thr job😆
@@JP200025 not all of them. My mom’s house was left to burn because there was no fire hydrants near us and the dept was mostly for the housing development and mile up the road that did have hydrants. So they came down and watched in burn, trying to cut brush back so it didn’t spread to my grandmothers house on the same property.
As a sprinkler fitter, who installs, services and inspects sprinkler systems. Most sprinkler systems have black water and some gunk. The fact the head he broke blew off the way it did shows it was functioning as it was meant too. The black water flowing down the hallway is just part of the program. Sprinkler water isnt flowed nearly as much as domestic water, thus its usually gross from sitting for months to a year between inspections. Systems generally range from 50 to 150psi operating pressure, many with large pumps that turn on to force hundreds to over 1000 gallons per minute Into the system. When a head breaks it would take SEVERE blockage to not allow water to flow out of the sprinkler head orface. Also sprinkler systems have quarterly, annual and 5 year internal inspections and during them the water is flowed through both the main drain and inspector test drains, and even disassembled to check the condition of main lines, branch lines, and the heads themselves. Among many other tests to make sure everything is functioning properly.
Yes, between being mostly ran in dirty black steel pipes unlike pvc or pex plumbing and the infrequency of flow black water is actually the rule not the exception. Also pendant heads (ones facing down) can be off long drops from the main above. This means the water in the drop length of pipe will never really get flushed fully and will be very nasty. Just the way it is.
These fire suppression systems are supposed to be flushed every so often for this exact reason. What happened here is the district being exposed for being negligent on maintenance concerns.
@awee5816 Most schools contract out that work now and the subcontractors most likely won’t pay overtime just have them do it before the shift is up on top of their normal duty. Or they’re salary workers and also won’t get overtime and still have to clean it up in their normal work schedule.
Typically the water fountains don't come through the same pipes as the fire suppression system. That said a lot of newer buildings and buildings in cold climates use pressurized air to keep the fire suppression system pressurized without risk of corrosion or freezing in the pipes
@@Dadnoobian tbf my experience with the various systems comes from working around them, not directly with them, so my explanation was really meant to be more simplistic than anything else, though I have seen dry systems used in schools and other insulated buildings before and the explanation I was given was corrosion resistance
@@Dadnoobianthe air would only occupy the piping, not the holding tank, and the high pressure would mean the piping would evacuate quickly to be replaced with water from a tank protected from corrosion.
I work with fire suppression systems. Black water is normal. It also smells horrible like burnt hair imo. It will run black until fresh water is pumped through. It’s a school so I’m assuming they have their lines dumped and tested frequently so there’s little chance for build up or particles.
@deauthorsadeptus6920 usually the sprinkler system has a separate tank then the rest of the building in order take allow the water to come out faster and at higher pressure
@@erikburzinski8248sprinkler system, and domestic systems don’t use tanks. Fire sprinklers are connected to the main for the building, or if they need to they run it’s own main to the city’s water. They use what’s called a backflow preventer valves to stop it flowing back into the water supply.
Speaking from a maintenance experience. Buildings with sprinkler systems get checked and flush out monthly or every three months. I work in a fifth teen building warehouse industrial center. Every building has its own fire sprinkler pump house. Over the past two years we have replaced thousands of feet of sprinkler pipes and every time they get flushed out. This black slush still comes within the first five seconds. There's no way the build up this stuff could stop the pressure flowing water through the sprinklers head. If anything the pressure will just blow the sprinkler's head straight off it does open up and allow the water to pass through. The sprinkler heads have a fail safe mechanism. Just like most vehicles the coolant thermostat does.
I also come from a maintenance background, specifically legionella control. They do not get flushed monthly nor 3 monthly. They get checked once a year by the fire department. Fire hydrants get checked and flushed. But the sprinkler system doesn't.
@@IKnowYou457 well that's not how it's done on the property I work. This is an industrial center. They use an outside fire sprinkler system and management team. They're contracted by law to inspect each of the 15 bldg fire sprinkler systems. Every month they're on site. About every three months the system to each building is flushed.
Id recommend that everytime when high school finishes, the workers will need to check the sprinkler system pipes incase if theres an fire. Or need cleaning or replacement
Just a detail: Sprinkler systems are not designed to put a fire out. They might do that in some cases but it is not their purpose. What they do is lower the temperature in the room to keep a fire from spreading and allow people to escape. It limits fire damage but potentially introduces water damage. Which is the reason things like server rooms often use a gas based fire suppression system connected to an alarm. Once that sounds, and you are in said room, drop everything and run. Because the room is being flooded with a suffocating gas that leaves an atmosphere unable to sustain fire, but also any nearby meat bags. Additionally, any place that has a sprinkler / fire suppression system will also have a fire alarm that is connected to the local fire department. So if a sprinkler triggers, it automatically send the cavalry. You cannot avoid that or cancel the call. (one of the very gripes I have with the otherwise awesome „Die Hard“ movie). They will assess the situation, put out the fire (and make sure it stays out) and also turn off/reset the sprinkler system. Depending on where you are, the sprinkler controls are only accessible to the fire department through a special key that only they have. (The keys are a joke, but that is a topic all on its own. Do not mess with any equipment unless you are explicitly instructed to). Little qualifier here: This is the situation in my area. This does not mean that what I said applies everywhere. I could rattle on about this but I have done so enough already. 😅
I had the opportunity to watch one of my students destroy one of those sprinkler systems with a well-placed soccer ball kick. That black stuff almost always comes out of these piping systems as water is not the only thing in them. They also add a powder retardant to the mix to take fires down quicker, or in case the fire is of oily origins. It was greasy like bentonite, as the kids were soon using the stuff to run and slide.
@@sheilapinoski6163 a standard response sprinkler (the one in the video) are tested 50 years after installation and then every 10 years by code. Other components are tested more frequently (valves and gauges etc) and sometimes water is let out ( e.g. main drain test) but most of the time the water in the pipe is stagnant.
As a security guard its completely ok to have black water and stuff. The sprinkler was working as intended actually. The water is stagnant in the sprinkler pipes so it doesnt flow like it does in domestic pipes. Usually sprinkler system are checked routinely 4 time a year (depends on places but i work in large businesses, facilities and hospitals) For pwople doubting, we learn about emergency system and protocols including sprinkler system since its literally our job to understand what type of danger we can face, what we can counter with and how to evacuate people. We also work with firefighters and law enforcement to some degree when they are called to act on site. The sprinkler system are also very often integrated into the security consoles when the place have one. im in canada i dont know if other country have the same process but here i took a 6 months course at first and did more for special added licenses and other more particular stuff. Tho we have a 2 weeks course available that allows you to be a security guard in smaller contracts like events or very easy positions.
I work/install fire sprinkler systems my entire career, this will happen if the system isn't tested/drained often, hence why we have quarterly, bi, and annual inspections, no matter what, you will always get the black water when a head pops, after a few seconds it will become clear
Since that's a school, aka commercial building, the fire suppression system is probably being tested and serving yearly.i work at a hospital, and we need our tested and serviced yearly for the compliance books.
Ah came here for this comment. Was thinking to myself the johnny pumps get opened sporadically to drain all that, same should be for sprinkler systems. Someone forgot to do it.
As a Fire Alarm inspector this tells me that they havent had a inspection in years according to the NFPA72 code every 6months thrs supposed to be a WaterFlow testing and signal check for the fire system and fire panel if this was done by code this wouldnt happen that being said ur springkler system is hooked up to city water so depending on were u leave having bad water can increase corrosion in the pipes the water thats in the system stays thr in the pipes tell a sprinkler goes off and or for inspections so the jist is to make sure u get ur fire system tested and inspected regularly! This goes with apartment buildings restraunts houses u name it u always wana make sure ur system is working so it can give u time to get out and save ur life and others too plus u dont want that dirty black water sumtimes its rust organge too cuz it will stink ,stain and ruin ur building
All sprinkler systems that have been sitting have black water that come out of them. It’s not supposed to be clean. Just supposed to put out the fire or slow it down enough so you have the time to get out of the building.
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I worked in fire suppression for two years. I can tell you that even a brand new system will have black water no matter what. Id rather had black nasty water on me than burn alive.
Im a fire sprinkler inspector. Part of the inspection is running a IT test thats usually kitty corner opposite end of the building from the riser. Proving flow of water past the heads. You are looking for chunks of metal. The black sludge is pretty typical and is usually washed out till clear during the inspectors test.
The "black sludge" is an anti corrosive agent that is added to all live sprinkler systems, this is to prevent rust and corrosion. It is supposed to be in there to protect the sprinkler system, Some homework is needed before stating inaccuracies!!!
Schools are only concerned about how much funding they will get and cutting cost gives them power but once a student breaks something important no matter if it is important or not they have to shell out a lot of money to repair it making a dent in their funding budget, they don’t care about how great you are but if you are A+ student then they get funding
These are inspected by a 3rd party. It's the school's job to pay that company to inspect it, and it's the AHJ's job to make sure the school pays to do that every year. Most cities now have another 3rd party the reports get sent to, and then they stay on the fire marshals ass. Somebody's getting their palms greased...
I’m a sprinkler fitter. Even if you flushed a system once a week it only takes a few hours for the the pigment in the black steel pipe to start getting mixed with the water turning it black. It would also be a huge waste of water.
@@jakekennedy8412Yeah these people in these comments are stupid. Any sprinkler system more than a couple years old looks like this when it gets set off.
The black sludge in these kind of systems is absolutely normal. In older times the heating systems had water mixed with small amount of oil to PREVENT the corrosion of pipes. I don’t know about fire systems thou but it should be save if it’s in the system
Most municipalities have 5 and 10 year inspection requirements, including opening the systems up to check for obstructions. In the space of less than 3 years, the water in the system will turn black and stain anything. Including the cooler floor a temperamental sprinkler tech pours the goo onto. In a medical facility. Requiring 3 guys for 4 days to clean. Then he installs 3 defective heads in said cooler requiring me to mop for 4 hours and dehumidify for many weeks.
yeah it was for math class, they started horsing around and then broke the sprinkler. this happened back in 2022 during my senior year, i commented about it but not sure if you’d be able to find it in the comment thread cause i explained it a bit better there
I was locked up for awhile when I was younger. And in this juvenile detention facility, we were locked down because of an incident and this kid threw his bob barkers at the damn sprinkler in his room. It of course went off and dumped 100s of gallons of black nasty rusty water all over him and his room. Hahahahahah we were rolling on the floor looking at this kid and the CO’s trying too get his cell door open💀🙌 Needless too say he was transported out of that facility too another.
This was a thing at my college dorm. They basically were EXTREMELY anal about candles and accidentally tripping the fire system because our dorm was one of the oldest ones on campus and it was all but confirmed as fact that if the sprinklers ever tripped it would ruin everyone’s stuff from the black sludge in the pipes. There was also no way to flush the system or anything, so it wasn’t a matter of if, but a matter of when
Long time Sprinkler Fitter here... hes right about the corrosion.. most of those systems are "dry systems", they hold compressed air untill a sprinkler is broken and a signal is sent, at which time the dry valve opens and floods the system with water sending it to the sprinklers. When its done, it refills with air and any water left sitting in the pipes settle, which is why these systems are supposed to be installed with 1/8th incline to drain water, along with "low point" drains. When installing these systems, all the pipe is cut and threaded, or grooved, on site. Its oily, its dirty, its nasty. These systems are flushed and inspected yearly and the water is *always* black and smelly, its normal. There isnt anything out of the ordinary with that. What IS a problem, is when you open a valve to drain one of these systems and absolutely nothing comes out... that is a sludge build up and ive had to flow systems just to unblock them.
School: "You're a hero... and you have to leave."
"You saved us, but you'll kill us."
Nice Fallout reference
Mayyyyyyyyyyybeeee,you’ll think of me.
This comment gave me fallout 3 ptsd
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"GO TO THE OFFICE" "lmao nah i saved your job"
The American school system in a nutshell
@@Train_lizardany school system in a nutshell
@@Train_lizardAt least you're not sent to principal's office for not wearing a school uniform to PUBLIC school because your single mother couldn't afford to buy it. Or maybe would you prefer being mocked by the "school's psychologist" and told to go "at least buy it from the second hand store if your parents are that poor"? Sounds fun!
@@RR-lj3ipatleast we're more disciplined than all of yall disabled people
@@RR-lj3ip I mean that happens to the American school system too. We mostly worry about school shootings. Like the time sandy hook took place. A whole first grade was pronounced dead.
People have been sent home or expelled for having some sort of hairstyle or skin color.
But back to the school shootings. We constantly live in fear every day.
Some people take their lives from bullying and stuff like that.
I understand what happened to you is unfair and unacceptable. But at least it wasn’t a complete horror story. Still sorry you went through that.
I'm a fire sprinkler inspector. Most buildings get 1-4 inspections a year. The water is always dark and gnarly when we first start flowing. He's right on the corrosion though; which is why every 5 years the system is drained and probed with a camera to check the internals. But just because the water is dirty does not mean the system won't work.
Thanks for all you do!
Can confirm, I did fire sprinklers for several years and this is normal. These systems are life safety and regularly tested and inspected. It doesn’t take long for the water to get pretty gross but as long as the system is structurally sound dirty water will still put out the fire.
Can confirm, i broke a sprinkler head welding and was covered in that nasty water
Can confirm am a plumber
You beat me to it buddy🤘🏻
(I do the same work)
I was going to say the same thing.
-The system would have run just fine, so he didn't save the school he just made it stink.
it seems like the OC was just adding a little extra drama to his video. (maybe unintentionally)
"Well kid, if it wasn't for your stupidity, we would've died... but you're still suspended!!"
ok im going to call the press and make sure ur fired for putting in danger hundreds of lives
I swear i remember this happening in my school? The lockers look right. North schuylkill high school in Pennsylvania.
man i got 3 days for going into the boiler room and shutting off the power he probably got a day of in-school
He got expelled for vandalism and was then arrested and was charged as an adult he’s currently serving 20+ years for it.
No shit, its not like the reason he destroyed the sprinkler was because he wanted to show the sludge problem.
If i do something bad and something good accidentally comes out of it i should still get punished for the bad
Principal: "You're suspended!"
Him: **Reblocks the pipes**
Principal after he realises he saved the school from possible fire in the later future:” You’re unsuspended thanks for saving us from potential fire in later future
Him: *unblocks every single fire hydrant in the whole world*
@@meenubhati1132bro just ruined the the joke
@@meenubhati1132you after writing this comment: *gets awarded the Nobel peace prize for excellent concision and being extremely genius* Nobel person after giving you the prize: “I just gave you a prize” the prize: *I am a prize* your comment: *yes* him: is true
Please don’t write comments like this 😂
@@lirich0l am confused
I would use the sprinkler pipes as a toilet if they suspended me after this
That shit looking like SCP-106 💀
LOL
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“why is there breathing from the black stuff bruh”
Former fire sprinkler installer here. So that’s what we call pipe cancer. It’s practically what they guy explained. It’s actually cause by chemicals/particles in the piping taking it to the building(underground). It becomes contaminated and creates this horrible smelling black water/ maybe sludge. This is normally fixed if it is routinely drained and tested. Obviously this school hasn’t done that/they have a lazy fire control inspector. Happens a lot. The black water would not really cause an issue unless the building was like 50 years old AND the system hadn’t been drained and pumped up in years. Also even if there was sludge, a fire pump experts 200 psi if it senses a fire/ loss of pressure it would rip through that sludge. Not really life threatening unless it’s super old/not drained or maintained properly.
Thank you for the context
My school is literally 101 years old 😂
Tldr
No, read.
@@ItashafanWait same with my school my high school is 149 years old it used to be an all girls school and horse ranch than changed to a school in 1902. The school is being rebuilt little by little over the next 3 years so their is alot of rusty pipes that are going to be replaced because the last fire was 1945. So it's time they do something about it.
Principal: “This boy is suspended, he just doesnt know it yet”
This kid is in huge trouble, he just doesnt know it yet
this school is about to get shut down, they just don’t know it yet
This school is about to get sued it just doesn't know it yet
🎅🎅🐈
“Ho Ho Ho… Suspended”
For those who don’t know these are two separate videos, first one the guy just breaks the sprinkler, and in the second one a printer exploded and ink started to leak from it filling the halls.
That a lot of ink. :o
Finnaly I found a comment saying the right thing
Yeah I was gonna say that, kinda surprised sterling didn't know
@@civilwildman it's one of those big printers used on offices
bro tryna recreate bendy chapter 1
Waiting for the school to claim that he tampered with the sprinkler system. Schools need to be held accountable for this kind of shit
i forgot what happened after but this was back in 2022 during my senior year. luckily i didn’t have any classes in the portables. i commented explaining the situation better than the guy in the video cause he didn’t “save” the school more like was messing around during math class and then hit the sprinkler causing the portables to smell (he’s younger than me, i also told him about this video)
I remember when my school tried to somehow get me in trouble for getting stuck in the elevator. Three times. THREE TIMES that thing broke down with me in it. They claimed that I had, SOMEHOW and for GOD KNOWS what reason, “intentionally broke the elevator.” Pretty sure they didn’t want to admit that the elevators were garbage so they tried to turn me into a scapegoat. That was the moment when I pretty much had it with the administration and became pretty cold and blow off-ish towards them. They didn’t like it, but hey, I didn’t like them so it EVENS OUT.
Sorry for the rant, it just pissed me off thinking about it.
@@wrath4452Reminds me of the time the vice principal of my high school got stuck in the elevator. We all hated her, so it became a pretty good joke around school even after I graduated.
@@R3DD..he didn't save the school but he did accidentally expose the lack of maintenance on the the school
That's probably something they don't ever think about
The school: "You broke a sprinkler and now we have to replace the whole system and your parents must pay for it."
Schools have insurance, they wouldn’t go after the parents
@@Davidpostingshidyes they would
They would lil bro
@@Davidpostingshid in most countries they would, in the united states they 10000% WILL go after your parents
@@SysOpQueen In Gayrece, a kid can fuck up the whole school and they still wouldn't go for his parents 😂😂😂
"this boy just saved the entire school!".
"HOHOHO MONEY!"
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“The boy is a hero, he just doesn’t know it”🎅🎅💰💰
Its 🎅🎅🐡
@@mesiroy1234bro didn’t watch the video
The pipe is blocked, it just didn’t know it🎅🎅🎅
The joke is getting old, this bot just doesn’t know it.
"this idiot is an NPC, he does not know it yet"
"You're suspended"
"Nah, I'd win"
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Bro summoned the ink demon
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Nah, Bendy! 😂
I knew a guy who installed these systems. He said they need to be purged every so often.
He wast lying.
I don't think I've ever seen any place replace these where I'm from. I'm pretty sure their all broken by now 😂
it Varies from state to state but here it’s every 20 years and every 50 years depending on the building that all the heads need to be changed, then yearly they do inspections of water flow which usually clears the water. The place in the video clearly hasn’t done either lol but they obviously still work fine and would prob still put out a fire
Ya you definitely do or this will happen
The purge water smells horrendous. I was just in a building that they were purging and it stunk up the entire 8 floors.
they better not punish that kid
You know they will
American public schools are some of the most corrupt institutions on the planet
Too late probably
@Dude_Animates2 my friend, in my school once a kid got shot and two different occasions kids got stabbed and the teachers and principal took the side of the aggressors and mind you nobody provoked them, they're just pricks.
so nothing surprises me when it comes to school events.
ps. no USA here, all that happened in Greece
Edit: I forgot to mention something important, when the parents of the kids came the school swept it under the rag as accident and with the gun event the school said that the bully with the gun defended himself because the victim threatened and tried to delete him which was a lie and I was thrown out of the school cause I spoke the truth and was willing to testify if needed
Umm no ,he still broke something he does get punished and should
My dumb ass thought that he got crushed and that black sludge was his blood💀
Edit: omg what thx for the likes
🎅 🎅 💵 was not enough? Lol
Same 💀
Same.
Why are we all dumbasses 😭✋
Same lol
Imagine this kid being called by the principal and instead of a detention he gets a celebration.
With my experience with school he's probably going to get suspended even though he technically saved everyone.
@@casualgamers3369 schools in general but I hope what we expected was a reality and the reality is what we imagined.
Well the problem is he saved everyone while doing something bad,it's like if you did something important for your company without asking your boss and even though said thing succeeded you still get consequences for not asking your boss
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@@Lavortriziskano it will most likely not going to be true, we live in a Legal system not a Justice system, i don't think you know how Chaotic is a Justice system are when people follow their heart and what they believe is right instead
Knowing school he is expelled and needs to put out a letter apologising for him damaging school property
and he would get a 95,000$ Dollar fine because ppl are greedy and want the most money possible and they will try that but make it *Seem* reasonable.
i have a couin who works school staff. that property could make him suspended for a bit of the next year
*saves school*
Mission Failed
"Thank you for that... but you're still leaving."
He needs to save more people let him leave
“You’re not coming back to this school!”
“Principal, I can explain-“
“Here’s your diploma.”
“Oh”
Imagine if that boy was never born.
imagine if he never decides to jump rope.. it’s crazy how the world works, if he decided to finish jump roping even just one second before…..
Yeah I was a firefighter - if the pipes weren't cleaned out or ran every once in a while, you didn't get a sprinkler, you got a shit shower. Same thing with fire hydrants - you're trying to hook up to get water and then you're suddenly waiting a whole ass minute for mud to pump out of the thing before you can hook up 😮💨
man that sounds awful the hydrant thing especially when someones life could be on the line.
@@xen3588that's why trucks have water on board so you can begin firefighting operations before you even connect to a hydrant
Yup as a Fire Alarm inspector id see black or orange water alot on new accounts we would get lol so that told me the last guys were here was not foing thr job😆
First thank you for your service as a firefighter, second that’s sounds gross
@@JP200025 not all of them. My mom’s house was left to burn because there was no fire hydrants near us and the dept was mostly for the housing development and mile up the road that did have hydrants.
So they came down and watched in burn, trying to cut brush back so it didn’t spread to my grandmothers house on the same property.
As a sprinkler fitter, who installs, services and inspects sprinkler systems. Most sprinkler systems have black water and some gunk. The fact the head he broke blew off the way it did shows it was functioning as it was meant too. The black water flowing down the hallway is just part of the program. Sprinkler water isnt flowed nearly as much as domestic water, thus its usually gross from sitting for months to a year between inspections.
Systems generally range from 50 to 150psi operating pressure, many with large pumps that turn on to force hundreds to over 1000 gallons per minute
Into the system. When a head breaks it would take SEVERE blockage to not allow water to flow out of the sprinkler head orface.
Also sprinkler systems have quarterly, annual and 5 year internal inspections and during them the water is flowed through both the main drain and inspector test drains, and even disassembled to check the condition of main lines, branch lines, and the heads themselves. Among many other tests to make sure everything is functioning properly.
Was gonna say in construction every time a sprinkler system was messed with some nasty ass water came out.
Yes, between being mostly ran in dirty black steel pipes unlike pvc or pex plumbing and the infrequency of flow black water is actually the rule not the exception. Also pendant heads (ones facing down) can be off long drops from the main above. This means the water in the drop length of pipe will never really get flushed fully and will be very nasty. Just the way it is.
Thanks for this comment. I came here looking for this comment. This whole video is sensationalizing something that is commonplace.
Spot on...that is EXACTLY CORRECT
Thank you for saying all of this, so i didn't have too. I've been a fitter for 8 years, and he's 100% correct.
These fire suppression systems are supposed to be flushed every so often for this exact reason.
What happened here is the district being exposed for being negligent on maintenance concerns.
Imagine how the janitor feels😂😂😂😂😂
He got paid 💰 over time. Everyone wins...
I feel like the janitor most definitely thought "I fucking hate this place" when he got called over and saw this shit, lol
Yeah that water stinks man smells like motor oil and sewage
They probably called in an external crew for that kind of situation.
@awee5816 Most schools contract out that work now and the subcontractors most likely won’t pay overtime just have them do it before the shift is up on top of their normal duty. Or they’re salary workers and also won’t get overtime and still have to clean it up in their normal work schedule.
Typically the water fountains don't come through the same pipes as the fire suppression system. That said a lot of newer buildings and buildings in cold climates use pressurized air to keep the fire suppression system pressurized without risk of corrosion or freezing in the pipes
That’s not a dry system since it’s in a building that’s insulated. Typically dry systems are for unconditioned areas like attics and garages
yall are both kinda wrong.
@@shauncurl6198 how am I wrong?
@@Dadnoobian tbf my experience with the various systems comes from working around them, not directly with them, so my explanation was really meant to be more simplistic than anything else, though I have seen dry systems used in schools and other insulated buildings before and the explanation I was given was corrosion resistance
@@Dadnoobianthe air would only occupy the piping, not the holding tank, and the high pressure would mean the piping would evacuate quickly to be replaced with water from a tank protected from corrosion.
Bros now the Most Loved under the teachers but the Most hated under the students
"This boy saved the whole school, he just didnt know it yet" 🎅 🎅 🦀 💵
No it was a "🎅🎅🦀💰"
💸💶💷💴🤑💲🧧💳🪙
no shit
ok nice u changed it
MAN FUCK DA DOLPINS CARDINALS FOR THE WIN
bro summoned venom
Dead joke
@@MayasRock78s like your grandma
@@FunnyRedemption aww thanks but mine are still alive!.
@@MayasRock78snot for long i gave him a mission
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@@beanmaster7682bro wth?
I work with fire suppression systems. Black water is normal. It also smells horrible like burnt hair imo. It will run black until fresh water is pumped through. It’s a school so I’m assuming they have their lines dumped and tested frequently so there’s little chance for build up or particles.
The school administration realizing that they now have to do repairs and maintenance instead of pocketing the district funds
*sighs* american school systems, I swear...
@@mackenziewoloschuk7375 Shut up.
@@mackenziewoloschuk7375happened in canada but alr
So r we saying that general maintaince is required?
In this case the entire plumbing system for the sprinkler system is going to need to be replaced
@@erikburzinski8248Or more precisely entire water supply. As it should've been ling time ago.
@deauthorsadeptus6920 usually the sprinkler system has a separate tank then the rest of the building in order take allow the water to come out faster and at higher pressure
Money! 😂
@@erikburzinski8248sprinkler system, and domestic systems don’t use tanks. Fire sprinklers are connected to the main for the building, or if they need to they run it’s own main to the city’s water. They use what’s called a backflow preventer valves to stop it flowing back into the water supply.
bendy and the ink machine ahh sludge
SCP-106 is in the sprinkler, he just doesn’t know it
Welp, looks like the SCP Foundation needs to look into that ASAP then break out the amnestics
🎅 🎅 🎅 🥕 🐡
Nah it’s just changed irl
@@Lylizabethyes
Speaking from a maintenance experience. Buildings with sprinkler systems get checked and flush out monthly or every three months. I work in a fifth teen building warehouse industrial center. Every building has its own fire sprinkler pump house. Over the past two years we have replaced thousands of feet of sprinkler pipes and every time they get flushed out. This black slush still comes within the first five seconds. There's no way the build up this stuff could stop the pressure flowing water through the sprinklers head. If anything the pressure will just blow the sprinkler's head straight off it does open up and allow the water to pass through. The sprinkler heads have a fail safe mechanism. Just like most vehicles the coolant thermostat does.
I also come from a maintenance background, specifically legionella control. They do not get flushed monthly nor 3 monthly. They get checked once a year by the fire department. Fire hydrants get checked and flushed. But the sprinkler system doesn't.
@@IKnowYou457 well that's not how it's done on the property I work. This is an industrial center. They use an outside fire sprinkler system and management team. They're contracted by law to inspect each of the 15 bldg fire sprinkler systems. Every month they're on site. About every three months the system to each building is flushed.
Id recommend that everytime when high school finishes, the workers will need to check the sprinkler system pipes incase if theres an fire. Or need cleaning or replacement
Just a detail: Sprinkler systems are not designed to put a fire out. They might do that in some cases but it is not their purpose. What they do is lower the temperature in the room to keep a fire from spreading and allow people to escape. It limits fire damage but potentially introduces water damage. Which is the reason things like server rooms often use a gas based fire suppression system connected to an alarm. Once that sounds, and you are in said room, drop everything and run. Because the room is being flooded with a suffocating gas that leaves an atmosphere unable to sustain fire, but also any nearby meat bags.
Additionally, any place that has a sprinkler / fire suppression system will also have a fire alarm that is connected to the local fire department. So if a sprinkler triggers, it automatically send the cavalry. You cannot avoid that or cancel the call. (one of the very gripes I have with the otherwise awesome „Die Hard“ movie).
They will assess the situation, put out the fire (and make sure it stays out) and also turn off/reset the sprinkler system. Depending on where you are, the sprinkler controls are only accessible to the fire department through a special key that only they have. (The keys are a joke, but that is a topic all on its own. Do not mess with any equipment unless you are explicitly instructed to).
Little qualifier here:
This is the situation in my area. This does not mean that what I said applies everywhere. I could rattle on about this but I have done so enough already. 😅
Out of all that info, the only thing my brain can focus on is how funny "meat bags" is. 🤦🏽♀️
I had the opportunity to watch one of my students destroy one of those sprinkler systems with a well-placed soccer ball kick. That black stuff almost always comes out of these piping systems as water is not the only thing in them. They also add a powder retardant to the mix to take fires down quicker, or in case the fire is of oily origins. It was greasy like bentonite, as the kids were soon using the stuff to run and slide.
We just tell people it's "life safety." We aren't here to save a building!
Correct it doesn't apply everywhere because some places have it where certified fire alarm technicians/repairman also have a key that can reset it
@@futurefirefighterjustindar9727 I've never heard of that. I've been in the business for over 15 years.
Plumber here. It is very normal for fire sprinkler water to be like that. The water has been sitting there for years and sometimes it stinks too.
Tests done regularly what happend HERE!!!!!!!!😢😢😢😢😢
@@sheilapinoski6163 a standard response sprinkler (the one in the video) are tested 50 years after installation and then every 10 years by code. Other components are tested more frequently (valves and gauges etc) and sometimes water is let out ( e.g. main drain test) but most of the time the water in the pipe is stagnant.
@@Sussy-Walter I assume dirty stagnant water like this is still effective at dousing fires though, right?
@@barahng Provided that the sludge isn't blocking the rest of the pipe. Otherwise there'll be no water at all.
@@barahng Yes, the liquid will still cool a fire. Exactly as clean water would.
As a security guard its completely ok to have black water and stuff. The sprinkler was working as intended actually. The water is stagnant in the sprinkler pipes so it doesnt flow like it does in domestic pipes. Usually sprinkler system are checked routinely 4 time a year (depends on places but i work in large businesses, facilities and hospitals)
For pwople doubting, we learn about emergency system and protocols including sprinkler system since its literally our job to understand what type of danger we can face, what we can counter with and how to evacuate people. We also work with firefighters and law enforcement to some degree when they are called to act on site. The sprinkler system are also very often integrated into the security consoles when the place have one.
im in canada i dont know if other country have the same process but here i took a 6 months course at first and did more for special added licenses and other more particular stuff. Tho we have a 2 weeks course available that allows you to be a security guard in smaller contracts like events or very easy positions.
I work/install fire sprinkler systems my entire career, this will happen if the system isn't tested/drained often, hence why we have quarterly, bi, and annual inspections, no matter what, you will always get the black water when a head pops, after a few seconds it will become clear
Since that's a school, aka commercial building, the fire suppression system is probably being tested and serving yearly.i work at a hospital, and we need our tested and serviced yearly for the compliance books.
Ah came here for this comment. Was thinking to myself the johnny pumps get opened sporadically to drain all that, same should be for sprinkler systems. Someone forgot to do it.
HO HO MONEY! 🗿💀🗣
I was like it’s different 😂
Ik
All schools just didn't check the war pip
Here's me thinking he struck oil and the school was super rich, instead they now have to repair the sprinklers they secretly knew about.
Changed irl
I thought one of the printers exploded and started pouring ink everywhere
Average American
Dude literally jump roped, teleported, then cut to pool of ooze on the floor
I don't know this boy survived or not. Bro just saved an entire school 💀
Bendy And The Ink Machine Round 2 🔥🔥🔥
I JUST LAUGHED SO AGGRESSIVELY AT THE MR KRABS
why is no one else talking about this 😂😂
@@kalidoesart IKR
m o n i
“Bendy was a little devil thing” ahh situation 💀
Boy still got punished knowing the schools thinking🤦♂️
Why tf was bro doing jump ropes in the hallway?💀
IDK
@@Filthy_Furry_SorrowSTERLING
He ran into playtime
Plot twist: its the symbiote
Or latex
@@xXxmlg_vacxXx
NO.
@@homemadeh :troll:
@@nycto-mibu 😨
@@xXxmlg_vacxXx I knew that would happen
As a Fire Alarm inspector this tells me that they havent had a inspection in years according to the NFPA72 code every 6months thrs supposed to be a WaterFlow testing and signal check for the fire system and fire panel if this was done by code this wouldnt happen that being said ur springkler system is hooked up to city water so depending on were u leave having bad water can increase corrosion in the pipes the water thats in the system stays thr in the pipes tell a sprinkler goes off and or for inspections so the jist is to make sure u get ur fire system tested and inspected regularly! This goes with apartment buildings restraunts houses u name it u always wana make sure ur system is working so it can give u time to get out and save ur life and others too plus u dont want that dirty black water sumtimes its rust organge too cuz it will stink ,stain and ruin ur building
All sprinkler systems that have been sitting have black water that come out of them. It’s not supposed to be clean. Just supposed to put out the fire or slow it down enough so you have the time to get out of the building.
UA-cam died... every channel is changing, I don't know the point of UA-cam anymore. I'm glad ur still friends and post in a new channel, it makes me happy when u guys are happy :)
“This kid is about to get a girlfriend, he just doesn’t know it yet 🎅🎅🎅🐡🐡🥕🥕🥕”
I think that just warranted a 🎅🎅🎅 instead of a 🎅🎅🐡🥕 given what you typed.
Dude got a track record of causing squirtage after all
@@WeaponXSigmabro is a 🎅🐡🥕 expert 🗣️🗣️🗣️💯💯💯💯
Nah that some lethal Company Shit
A complete and total blessing in disguise.
That boy is going to grow up to be a very powerful person.
"This jump rope saved the school, it just doesn't know it yet"
He saved nothing, im in that school, that was water on a carpet
He didn’t just save the school, this boii spared a community from pain and sorrow.
Bro became a protagonist
I worked in fire suppression for two years. I can tell you that even a brand new system will have black water no matter what. Id rather had black nasty water on me than burn alive.
At this point... He owns this damn audio
(The background sound/the damn Santa sound)
This boy is a hero, he just doesn't know it
Saving schools keeping you big as hell
Im a fire sprinkler inspector. Part of the inspection is running a IT test thats usually kitty corner opposite end of the building from the riser. Proving flow of water past the heads. You are looking for chunks of metal. The black sludge is pretty typical and is usually washed out till clear during the inspectors test.
"this kid is expelled, he just doesn't know it yet"
🎅 🎅 💰 🦀
Start of video: “🎅🏻🎅🏻🦀”
MONEY 🤑🤑🤑💸💸💸💲💲💲🥶🥶🥶
@@butterssscotch 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔊🔊🔊🔊
Ok @@butterssscotch
@@lesti1954 indeed.
The guy in College
Everyone: you are one of those heroes aren't you
The Guy: Not Anymore 😔
“Bro became bendy in the ink machine, he just doesn’t know it yet”
The "black sludge" is an anti corrosive agent that is added to all live sprinkler systems, this is to prevent rust and corrosion. It is supposed to be in there to protect the sprinkler system, Some homework is needed before stating inaccuracies!!!
School: Good job saving us! You’re suspended for three weeks!
Schools are only concerned about how much funding they will get and cutting cost gives them power but once a student breaks something important no matter if it is important or not they have to shell out a lot of money to repair it making a dent in their funding budget, they don’t care about how great you are but if you are A+ student then they get funding
These are inspected by a 3rd party. It's the school's job to pay that company to inspect it, and it's the AHJ's job to make sure the school pays to do that every year. Most cities now have another 3rd party the reports get sent to, and then they stay on the fire marshals ass. Somebody's getting their palms greased...
Those fire sprinkler inspectors definitely just wrote that they inspected the lines and did the tests…
I’m a sprinkler fitter. Even if you flushed a system once a week it only takes a few hours for the the pigment in the black steel pipe to start getting mixed with the water turning it black. It would also be a huge waste of water.
@@jakekennedy8412Yeah these people in these comments are stupid. Any sprinkler system more than a couple years old looks like this when it gets set off.
The black sludge in these kind of systems is absolutely normal. In older times the heating systems had water mixed with small amount of oil to PREVENT the corrosion of pipes. I don’t know about fire systems thou but it should be save if it’s in the system
Who the hell started the ink machine?
Yeah it was ink
why is bendy tryna touch some kids 😭
@@Random_person_404 he just like me fr💀
@@StringedHeart48. AYO???
@@StringedHeart48.YO WHAT
"the school is already rich, they just don't know it yet 🎅🏻🎅🏻🤑🦀"
the boy really did give "a fire alarm"
Most municipalities have 5 and 10 year inspection requirements, including opening the systems up to check for obstructions. In the space of less than 3 years, the water in the system will turn black and stain anything. Including the cooler floor a temperamental sprinkler tech pours the goo onto. In a medical facility. Requiring 3 guys for 4 days to clean. Then he installs 3 defective heads in said cooler requiring me to mop for 4 hours and dehumidify for many weeks.
Bro got slammed in mid air while jump roping 💀
I DIED TO YOUR COMMENT-
Sounds like the school wasn’t doing annual inspection that the fire marshal comes to do
"this boy just saved the whole school😱🙏" "hohoho😂🧑🎄" "Money🤑💸"
The second clip is of when a group of printers exploded
bro said "doing jump rope" 😭😭😭
yeah it was for math class, they started horsing around and then broke the sprinkler. this happened back in 2022 during my senior year, i commented about it but not sure if you’d be able to find it in the comment thread cause i explained it a bit better there
Simple explanation: Containment breach happened and 106 got out. The foundation is currently searching for him.
America:is that oil?!?!
"Actually, because you broke the fire sprinkler we discovered that the schools pipe infrastructure is really severely outdated"
I was locked up for awhile when I was younger. And in this juvenile detention facility, we were locked down because of an incident and this kid threw his bob barkers at the damn sprinkler in his room. It of course went off and dumped 100s of gallons of black nasty rusty water all over him and his room. Hahahahahah we were rolling on the floor looking at this kid and the CO’s trying too get his cell door open💀🙌
Needless too say he was transported out of that facility too another.
Janitor: *”I’m quitting.”*
This was a thing at my college dorm. They basically were EXTREMELY anal about candles and accidentally tripping the fire system because our dorm was one of the oldest ones on campus and it was all but confirmed as fact that if the sprinklers ever tripped it would ruin everyone’s stuff from the black sludge in the pipes. There was also no way to flush the system or anything, so it wasn’t a matter of if, but a matter of when
All sprinkler systems are nasty af
Long time Sprinkler Fitter here... hes right about the corrosion.. most of those systems are "dry systems", they hold compressed air untill a sprinkler is broken and a signal is sent, at which time the dry valve opens and floods the system with water sending it to the sprinklers. When its done, it refills with air and any water left sitting in the pipes settle, which is why these systems are supposed to be installed with 1/8th incline to drain water, along with "low point" drains. When installing these systems, all the pipe is cut and threaded, or grooved, on site. Its oily, its dirty, its nasty. These systems are flushed and inspected yearly and the water is *always* black and smelly, its normal. There isnt anything out of the ordinary with that. What IS a problem, is when you open a valve to drain one of these systems and absolutely nothing comes out... that is a sludge build up and ive had to flow systems just to unblock them.
“He just doesn’t know it yet” 🎅🏻🐱💰🐟
"This kid just found out we are venom, he just doesn't know it yet" 🎅🏿🎅🏿🦀
Me still drinking water from there: 👁️👄👁️
It looks like ink but more thick tbh
So it looks like petroleum oil
ANOTHER BLOOMIE
I can only imagine what my 140+ year old school’s sprinkler pipes are like they still “work” according to staff