OT: Arnold Schwarzenegger doing road work

Uscg1984

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Service trench or not, it shouldn't be exposed in the roadway until the end of May when the work began in January. If the company needed to maintain access to the trench, that's what those big steel plates are for. Or, spend an hour filling it with asphalt as Arnold did, knowing that if you have to re-access the trench, it's not a big deal.
 

18IsTheMan

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Service trench or not, it shouldn't be exposed in the roadway until the end of May when the work began in January. If the company needed to maintain access to the trench, that's what those big steel plates are for. Or, spend an hour filling it with asphalt as Arnold did, knowing that if you have to re-access the trench, it's not a big deal.

Hey, you'll never catch me defending anything in California. Nevertheless, it's still funny when you post a video of yourself filling in a pothole that isn't actually pothole.
 

Bubba Fett

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Service trench or not, it shouldn't be exposed in the roadway until the end of May when the work began in January. If the company needed to maintain access to the trench, that's what those big steel plates are for. Or, spend an hour filling it with asphalt as Arnold did, knowing that if you have to re-access the trench, it's not a big deal.

^^^This

They don't give a shite about all the people's cars they damage for 5 months.
 
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