Dungeons & Dragons: Electrician Edition
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Since there's so much confusion about the broom thing: electricians are notoriously messy. Wiring tends to leave behind a lot of clipped ends and stripped insulation. Since hourly rates for electrical work are high, most electricians don't clean up this debris, trusting that the customer will want someone cheaper to do janitorial work. Hence the mythos that electricians are afraid of brooms.
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Thank you. I was baffled.
You're explaining but all I'm hearing is "witches are the electrician's natural predator" because they come armed with brooms.
If you want an electrician to clean up write Klein Tools on the broom handle.
Oooh, thank you!
When the woman was yelling about the bill & Waylon decided to go help, I was thinking "Noooo! Just let your boss deal with it! If he's on site, that's his job!"
yup I'm making sure we got everything on the way out the door lol
I literally dumped my toolbag out looking for my tape measure recently. I searched high and low, went into the house, back out to my workshop looking everywhere I had been in the last hour. I looked down at my left hand. I'd been carrying my tape measure around with me for the last fifteen minutes.😅
Not exactly the same thing but I dumped out my backpack looking for my car keys and could not find them. Had to go to car dealer and get a $300 replacement. Next day... I reached into my packpage and the keys appeared. It will make you believe in gremlins.
@@nerdaccount Dang! That's worse. Having to pay out the nose... EDIT: I always blame the Fae. Which I suppose gremlins are one of.
Nope, definitely can't relate to that. Not once, twice, or countless times have I done exactly that with pretty much every small tool in my shop. Nope, no siree. 🤐😅
22 fails the search check. Funny because it's true.
More than once I’ve remembered putting a tool into my bad and the next day thinking, “well shit, it’s gone now.”
You missed the part where the house panel was behind wall mounted shelving with 6 holiday's worth of decoration Rubbermaid boxes, an exercise bike, fishing supplies, grandma's china, and three old doors.
My favorite thing about these videos is how many times y'all make something and have specialists coming out the woodwork to gush about how accurately y'all portrayed their work. Like, that either shows an insane amount of dedication to looking up small details about these jobs, or y'all have the most interesting and varied work history I've ever seen.
It's the first thing. Thank you for the kind words. 😊 I mean we do have an eclectic collective job history which helps, but I tend to research if I don't have first hand experience.
@@Yahzickyou should try the industrial version of the trades. Bad rolls usually turn out much more dramatic 😅
@@descension7419oh yeah! Big time! Like replacing and rewiring the brushes on the 3 phase motor for a 35 ton press…12 feet in the air. I’m sure there’s got to be a few dex saves in there. At least no one else is in the panel that might accidentally throw the power back on, right? Better work quick.😂
Well, if they ever need to make a butchering edition, I'll share some insight lol
As a 24 year career electrician I approve of this episode 😁🤣
The tool you need doesn't appear until you turn the bags upside down. It is so true it hurts.
A bag of holding (onto things) ?
I think that is called the physics of falling objects
I genuinely don't understand this. I have so many tools that my coworkers won't carry my bag and I know where all of my tools are. Get better bags? I guess?
Lance's floor being considered difficult terrain due to the sheer number of zip ties, and wire caps laying about and the gangs' collective fear of brooms, is one of the most accurate to life things I've seen them lampoon in a video to date.
Edit: Lance totally calling everyone referencing the broom bit. Lol
That whole thing about the toolbag is 100% fact. I work in HVAC and we spend an inordinate amount of time just looking for stuff that is right next to us. 99% of the time we're sitting on top of it..
Don't drag us all down. I'm HVAC and I have a fully-loaded heavy-ass toolbag but I know where I keep everything in my bag. Get a better toolbag or just try harder
@@rayzerotthe day you'll look for something that was in your hand all this time is the day you'll finally be born as a normal human being
So plumbing next week. I wonder if Mario and Luigi appear.
Let’sa go! Though I hope it’ll be sewage edition. The terrifying amount of drains and clogs!
So the broom is the new gazebo
I've worked around electricians, and I can back this episode 110%... having to DEX check to cross a zip tie and wire nut covered floor, rhey do hate the broom!!
Yes, the evil broom
Yeah contacters in any field always has a lawyer on hand just do to how often people try to wiggle out of paying for anything.
it almost always leads to a court judge telling them they have to pay
While I've pretty much have NEVER hired contractors, I understand that hiring contractors is NEEDED and EXPENSIVE at times. AND while I understand that there are SOME "sleezy" ones out there, whenever I hear about people trying to jip contractors, it enrages me!
If you cant afford them, don't HIRE them! If you need to anyways, ASK if they can reduce the bill a little. (if they do? COMPLETELY pay them right that instant!) If they can't? Ask if you can set up a "payment plan" or something.
My understanding is, IF you are legitimately TRYING to pay them, many are willing to "work with you".
But DON'T try to "screw someone over" AFTER they FINISHED the job!
These people do CRUCIAL, Back-breaking work! Treat them with a little respect.
@@sharkdentures3247 The old rule of thumb is pay them right away for any materials they bill you for but hold off on paying the labor until the job is done. Some contractors will take on more jobs than they can really handle and may leave your job halfway done to get something higher priority finished. And if you've already paid in advance for the job you are very low priority.
The best part of Sundays! Love you guys. Love that you know electricians are afraid of brooms. Also would love to see a short series on who you guys are IRL been watching you all for years and would love to know more.
Why are the kitchen outlets on a two pole 50a breaker? Only an appliance (like a range, but thats bigger than any I've ever installed) would be on something like that. The kitchen outlets would be on at least 2 separate 20a circuits
Also nonpayment is the biggest issue when dealing with homeowners!
Love the Klein Tools reference!
So... the broom thing?
Electricians have a rep of being messy and not cleaning up after they are done. The joke is that they either don't know what a broom is or they are so scared of it they won't touch it. Commercial guys are to blame for this but everyone else now gets hit with the rep.
I just assume if it scares Sara… it must not be great.
@@nvisibull3209 Thanks, I was puzzled by that as well.
Lmao I'm loving the trade editions
"Why would trying to find such a common tool in my tool bag be such a high DC?!"
...and i laughed, and i laughed, and i laughed some more!
So did I, as not the only person who goes into the toolbag... "What did you do with my.... oh there it is."
Sarah and Waylan's hair are wonderful in this ep.
"Sara's a line - woman for the county ... " ~ Thanks, Glenn Campbell ... 😉
Electricians know watts best.
Next week is cool and draining? I thought it was gonna be AC Repairmen from the "Cool" line, but draining? Well, I'm out of ideas!
Septic systems have to be pumped out and drained. That could be fun.
Yes, another episode!
The broom 🧹!!!!!!
Give me a continuity check to test the coils 😂
The episode was definetly shocking. 😂 Ill see myself out. 🤭
Ohm man, I know what you mean!
As foretold in the gag reel.... As a tradesman who has to work with and behind sparkys, y'all dang near killed me with this episode between the Klein tools, the guy who can never find ANY of their tools, and of course.... The mortal enemy of all electricians......The Broom.... I've been wondering for YEARS why Klein doesn't just address the problem and start selling a $150 broom... THEN they MIGHT actually use it....
Another great one. Can't wait for plumbing edition.
I love the defuse line.
I can’t resist these current electrical puns
I know, right? They really get me amped up.
You two are grounded
I see Sarah fashioning the pipes into a firearm of some sort, and attacking the homeowner with it when they refused to pay her.
“Defuse the situation.” I see what you did there.
As an electrician I lost my Sh&* when he asked, "Do have Klein tools? You have everything you need." ROFL
The dangerous floor is why most GC's have assistants to sweep up floors.
having a guess at pool cleaning edition (Cabana boys)- cooling and involves drainage. broom is historic
Plumbing, culvert installation, beaver remediation, undertaking...
"Do you have Klein Tools? Then you have everything you need." Exactly
As someone who worked in HVAC, this is awesome! I would be really interested to see yall do a cybersecurity edition.
It is Shocking that nobody got electrocuted! : )
Non payment is a bigger problem than it should be. When I tell them that I’ll just pull the part back out of the refrigerator, they change their tune.
Nice to see Sara get ambiguous DM treatment . Non-payment an issue in contract work, please tell me that's not true.
0:13 No the good news is the lack of raycon, dice, world building commercials before the skit.
The jump scare was great 🤣🤣
Always love man shorts. Keep up the good work
If the homeowner refuses to pay again after the work is done, just let Sara get them.
*slow clap* thanks for the broom joke. All us other tradespeeps appreciate it
A BROOM, DONT, YOU ARE SCARING THEM
That broom joke shows yall have attention to detail.
Waylon saying "defuse" correctly made my little need heart so happy.
Love Whalen's hair
We're not afraid of brooms, the reality is nobody wants to pay us $90 an hour total package to sweep when they can hire someone cheaper to do it. Believe me, you hand an electrician a broom they'll make sweeping last all day if you let them.
The struggle is real - do you prove the stereotype, or rip someone off with overpriced janitorial work?
As an electrician, I approve of this episode
This is your most shocking episode yet
the broom! well done!
Oh I can't wait for painter edition. Gonna show my coworkers
Usually, people just leave a bad review after lousy service. Y'all make a whole sketch! 🤣🤣
My hubby is an electrician. This is pretty accurate, and yeah I'm pretty sure they're afraid of brooms. He hasn't touched ours in a while 😂
As an electrician this is fantastic.
Gasp: because broom is Flammable?
As an electrician, I approve this message
"This was supposed to be the cool job"
"Just wait til next week"
Cool...HVAC Edition?
"...draining"
Oh.
My father just retired from being an electrician in construction. He made a tool bucket by punching holes and then "sewing" wire in and out of the bucket to form catch loops. About 10 years later you could find all the HI stores selling canvas pocket organizers to drop into buckets.
I'm not as "every tool in it's place" as pops, but I do appreciate an organized tool bag/box/bucket.
One thing -- Is my Dad some kind of exception cuz he taught me to clean up my workspace? The broom thing. Never heard of electricians being afraid of brooms.
@@tomtom7955There are some electricians that give y'all a bad name. Like the pair that I worked with last month. They were replacing the disconnect for a HVAC Rooftop Package Unit and.... that roof was a mess when they left. Old conduit, wire nuts, pieces of 8 gauge wire, all thread, hangers, fuses. As someone who prefers to leave a jobsite clean, it was upsetting to have to clean up their mess
No excuse that "no one wanted to pay them hourly to clean it" because it was a quoted job and they left just after lunch
Makes sense. My pops was mostly construction with side jobs being mostly commercial. Those were the ones I got to help on. @@tomtom7955
I was amped for this episode since I’m an electrician for a manufacturing company. Well done. 😀
would be awesome to have a final trades one that has an electrician, a plumber, and an HVAC player but since they dont always get along with each other, should make some inner conflicts :)
5:08 He slipped that pun right by the censors.
You've heard of Heward's Handy Haversack?
You need the new Tylo's Tidy Toolbag.
Defuse the situation. Shocking. 😂
I was expecting Sarah to intentionally miswire the transformer to simultaneously electrocute both Waylan and Lance.
draining? **Mario death music plays**
Sounds about right.
Rofl! You guys are so fun to watch. 😂 But what is with the broom bit?
Hope you are all safe! Wish you the best!
The puns!
Great stuff friends 👏 👍
oh man you get money from Klein to say that? lol shoulda and OMG the broom bit!
I really expected a LOT more electrical puns.
I guess they resisted the urge to needlessly amp up the count.
Agreed. Don't know watt they were thinking.
dnd sweatshop edition
Well, this will be a shocking turn of events?
Wow, two SEPARATE hints at plumbing edition next week? I will be SORELY disappointed if expectations are not in some way subverted.
Let the sparks fly, it's the Electrician Edition! Drains next week. The world of Drains is fascinating. Good job we are easily pleased!! 😄🤔
"Cool Job" ? "Wait til next week"? A/C techs?
I'm starting my journey to become an electrician. I'm not in a program yet, need to go through an interview first. I thought journeyman was going to be easy.
I wish you guys could do a dragon con edition
Low voltage guys, amirite?
Conduit pipe is redundant
@@tomtom7955 most electricians I knew in 30-odd years doing that work called our benders “pipe benders” and used the words interchangeably amongst ourselves. Probably laziness bc conduit has 3 times as many syllables
But point taken
OMG, you got Simply Red on the show today. AWESOME. Y'all should do guest celebrities more often. He looks great with the beard too. I hope Waylon is ok and will be back soon.
If you guys need help making an appliance repair vid, i got plenty of stories on that
Sort of off topic, but getting electrocuted is something everyone should experience. It's...interesting
When are yall gonna do pool cleaner/ service tech edition? The swimming pool industry is huge in Florida.
From what I see on the electrician reddit, Florida is one of the worst places to work. Also if the apprentice messed up the wiring it's the journeyman that gets the blame not the apprentice.
Glad to see the yawn. I know him working night shift is why he yawns but still glad to see him on screen. Gives the night workers hope. Hope that they make it big enough not to work night anymore. So what's the broom thing aboot? *Edit* Just saw the note from @aniyn
Can someone explain the broom thing...? I've seen almost every video here and I am lost!
They are allergic to picking up trash
Electrical work tends to leave alot of small debris behind. People are also generally not fond of paying someone $90 an hour to push a broom around, so many electricians don't clean up after themselves. So the joke is that they're allergic to sweeping, or just don't know what is is or how to do it.
All I know is that it seems like Sarah is too enthusiastic about getting up on the pole. What's her character's career path again?
looks like a lot of content is down the pipeline.
I fix copiers so I do a lot of work with a screw driver and a volt meter. I can confirm 100% the screw driver being lost in your tool bag is accurate.
The broom thing. . . . .
With a measure tape literally in my pocket (doing some DIY this morning)
Nothing to do with the episode, but I hope y'all are safe from this storm. I don't know how easily Jacksonville floods.
Next week HVAC
Plumbing edition next! HVAC edition when?
I'm excited to be the target lol