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Just when you think you are getting on top of the learning, you go and get a job maintaining commercial properties! Expect lots of photos of stuff being uploaded in the next few days and me asking lots of questions to you commercial types about why things are plumbed how they are and what different bits are.

Rather worringly, I'm the only qualified plumber there so I feel I need to make up for my lack of commercial knowledge myself so this seems like the place to do it!
 
:D normal classes at multi trades straight into the deep end is the only way to learn

You will have fun, hospitals are fun and sometimes the view is great ;)
 
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