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Stal 2 year s ago
How on earth can you use about 2,000 cf of water a month? 7.48x2,000 is about 500 gallons per day.
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Tim 2 year s ago
Stal,
did you miss the part about the burst water pipe?
did you miss the part about the burst water pipe?
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Dicie 2 year s ago
Stal,
It tells you at the bottom they used 1590 cf the first December and down to 1182 cf the second. 1182 is about 300 gallons a day. That's what the EPA says the average household uses in a day. So they're more or less in line with the average, as per the EPA.
And the other repliers clearly didn't understand what you were asking.
It tells you at the bottom they used 1590 cf the first December and down to 1182 cf the second. 1182 is about 300 gallons a day. That's what the EPA says the average household uses in a day. So they're more or less in line with the average, as per the EPA.
And the other repliers clearly didn't understand what you were asking.
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Maggy 2 year s ago
Dicie,
Yeah, my bad.
Yeah, my bad.
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Maggy 2 year s ago
You didn't by chance read the bit that said "A pipe burst"?
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Midge 2 year s ago
#10 noice. i got an ambulance ride for 2 miles for $995 and the medics didn't even touch or help me! next time im calling and uber and if he gets me there in 15 mins he gets a fat tip.
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Midge 2 year s ago
packages not delivered or damaged? gonna go karen and get them fired? nobody cares. they are soo short-handed they hire temps with no background checks anymore. so like 80% of workers are felons making $20 an hr plus. i don't think they care about service.
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Laveda 2 year s ago
Midge,
I don't think you know the definition of what a Karen is. Talking to the manager when your package is tossed in the woods by a driver is justified.
I don't think you know the definition of what a Karen is. Talking to the manager when your package is tossed in the woods by a driver is justified.
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Rolf 2 year s ago
#24 how old are you, boy? Move out of the basement.
did you miss the part about the burst water pipe?
It tells you at the bottom they used 1590 cf the first December and down to 1182 cf the second. 1182 is about 300 gallons a day. That's what the EPA says the average household uses in a day. So they're more or less in line with the average, as per the EPA.
And the other repliers clearly didn't understand what you were asking.
Yeah, my bad.
I don't think you know the definition of what a Karen is. Talking to the manager when your package is tossed in the woods by a driver is justified.