I run the Ridgid K-5208 machine with the 7/8 and 1-1/4 cables. That's all I do is drain cleaning. No plumbing, repairs, installs, none of that! I only do residential, and I love it. I charge $300.00 up front before my machine comes of the truck. I'll basically use the 7/8 cables for everything except roots. If I'm hitting roots, then I will switch over to the 1-1/4 cables. One time I was in a rush and hit roots, the 7/8 cable jumped up and wrapped my glove and grabbed my pinky. Thank God my gloves are loose fitting and I escaped with no injuries! Scared the poop out of me lol! It was a lesson learned, but never forgotten.

@valarmorghulis3571

4 ай бұрын

That's awesome man congrats on your business.

It's true, these drain snakes can be dangerous. Found that out the first time I used one in 2014. I had rented it. I had watched a number of KZread videos on how to use one but still, things can happen and they did. Cable wrapped around my wrist. Used it on my own property as a DIY. Now I have the same Vevor machine as depicted in the video. Works great.

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Experience is the best teacher for sure

I work in housing. The best drain snake gloves I've seen are the leather work glove over nitrile gloves. Cable doesn't grip on the leather and no worry about ripping.

HydroNYC.. we use to use a 3’ metal bar with a u shaped end to pinch the cable against the side of the pipe to force it through a tough spot AND not have to touch it with hands… bring extra male fitting to thread into clean out so you don’t damage the clean out threads 👍🏽👊🏽

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Thats a great idea. I have used that when snaking tubs with a standing bath waste and it worked great to get past the p trap

@DelGTAGrndrs

Жыл бұрын

😮🤯

@vintageringsGarry

8 ай бұрын

Was that rotating In reverse?

ive had a 5/8 cable whip me in the chest before from binding up....always two hands on bigger cables and take your time ..its not a race and after doing it for awhile you will know when your at an elbow and turns etc.......guys that do only drains have great tips

@prod.cruzomg1782

Жыл бұрын

Kink the end of the cable!!

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the advice bro. Im probably just gonna do these jobs for regular clients

@mysticsingingplumbercomedian

11 ай бұрын

Taking your time is a must!

@roberthernandez1985

8 ай бұрын

We don’t even use cables large flex shafts with the camera at the same time flex shaft in first with a penetrator but they have clutches or hydro jet for me we are a drain. Specialist I eventually graduated to pipe liners and other drain rehabilitation work clearing the drain now is just an opportunity to sell a pipe liner repair it’s usually roots lol

I am the most impressed with the mud job on the sheetrock around the pipe

I use a k60 drain machine and always make sure to put dish soap on my gloves as lube when I start with a dry coil. Gets things slippery and smells a hell of allot better than whatever the clients have been eating lately. Had the machine grab a glove once and got the dreaded twisted sausage finger as well. Nose had to wait at least a week to get picked...

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Hahahahhaha 😂😂 the soap trick is 🔥

@richardwebb9532

Жыл бұрын

K7500. Worked with those for many, many years, even got a half brick out of a 4" line with it. Can push a hundred meters of 3/4" cable Best drain machine on the planet.

150 to show up and rod kitchen drain with small machine weather it takes 5 or 55 min. 120 an hour after that. SW MI. Lotta problems deduced ahead of time by asking a LOT of questions. Also there's some finesse to running that thing broski. Put plenty blanket down and use 2 hands bro that thing could bite a fitting and throw a fit before you fly off that pressure switch

@MrKnnthc93

Жыл бұрын

Crazy to hear people get 400 for running a snake. wild. $150-$300 here in southern cali

@markroberts7001

Жыл бұрын

@@MrKnnthc93 about right. NY plumbing seems insane tho. I'd move east just to work if it didn't mean I'd have to be stuck in that shithole of a city

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

That’s fair pricing for both parties. The questions are definitely important for every job. Sometimes im in a rush and dont ask the right questions and get screwed

I had a sewer cleaning business for awhile and it depends what the market will bear. It depends what and where your snaking. What I’m getting at sir you hold a masters lic for the City of NY. So you can work this in in what you deem as fair. I think 200.00 for 15 min is a nice sideline for “preferred” customers

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Yeah you are right. The $200 was a good price i thought. But if it would take longer to unclog then it wouldn’t be worth it

@matt7164

7 ай бұрын

Let’s be real that was not a 15 minute job. I’m guessing it took you 15 minutes just to unload the shit out of the van and get it up the stairs into the apartment. Much less the time to find parking and drive there from the shop in traffic. If you had a helper with you, double that time. You’re looking at at least four man hours here, I’m thinking.

Get a snake with a solid drum. Those cage style machines fling poo water everywhere.

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Hahahahah good point

@mp-xt2rg

9 ай бұрын

@jonathanwelch6765 I'd rather keep track of a drain hole than get sprayed in the face with poo water.

@gregwerner866

7 ай бұрын

Wrap it with plastic wrap

@drainjunkies

7 ай бұрын

The drum seals the shit in it 😂. I can just spray that one with water and clean it

I own this one and I use double leather gloves, and eye protection. I added the clog chopper head and it's unstoppable. always go easy and never rush. Safety first. when you hit a clog, that's when you run into issues if you force it. Go back and forth gently or try a different head to get through.

I’m a head custodian in a high school in Washington State. I recently was given a toilet snake to use. Damn what a savior when you have to wait for a plumber to show up it’s so quick and easy I’m glad to finally have one.

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

The toilet auger is definitely a must

@sunoclockoneday2576

Жыл бұрын

Treat the urinals with uratic salt remover every week . Theres nothing worse than having to unclog a bank of urinals filled with hot piss. I worked service for a few years ,schools were the worst man

A cardboard tent around the drum will cut down on the spatter from the unit when wet. Also keep a short cable length between the machine and clean out. Shorter the better, its less inclined to wrap up outside the pipe when it binds.

Experience cost money 💰 great video keep up the awesome work you do with your crew

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

Those snakes can be mean unforgiving animals. Seen a few broken fingers and wrists, a foot Deadman switch is awesome, those cables yes indeed will catch and wrap instantly, be careful out there, love the videos bro

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. The wrists are always at risk in plumbing lol

@KhanJoltrane

Жыл бұрын

Deadman’s switch is an excellent idea

Bro drain cleaning hydro jetting and drainage rehabilitation aka pipe liners and other Trenchless techniques make me millions a year with less effort than when I did regular plumbing I highly recommend it it’s all about having the right equipment for the job

I run a k5208. A while back I was running a 3 inch beat up cast iron line. There is a handle locking pin on a k5208, while I was running the machine the pin wiggled through the slot and locked the machine in the on position. About that time the cable bound up and tried to wrap me up. I was lucky enough to get out of the loop it threw, it took about 5 seconds to get the machine unplugged. It ruined 2 cables. Took that pin off the machine.

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Damm bro thats some scary shhh. Gotta be carefull

@coreysharp9794

Жыл бұрын

@hydronyc can't help but read that with your voice and throw a broski in there.

Spot on regarding the serious dangers when not using the right gloves or for running it too fast also . Slow and steady is the key and now for a real story . Worked maintenance for a large HOA complex with attached units with shared waste lines . It was ALWAYS SOP that if snaking out one bathroom , another maintenance man HAD to be in the adjoining bathroom in case the snake found it’s way into the adjoining units lines . Well for some reason the guy who was supposed to be next door with walkie talkie stepped out to have a cigarette . The snake didn’t drop down into shares waste line but instead went up and into the other unit , came out the toilet bowl and proceeded to flop around that bathroom until it broke very expensive glass tile that was on the walls , broke vanity mirror and was a disaster . The homeowner had allowed access but left for work , imagine their shock when they got home and saw the disaster caused , now imagine if someone was actually sitting on the toilet . Talk about a rectal exam 😊

Early I had a 1/2" cable wrapped around my forearm snaking a urinal in a hotel public restroom. Always wear cow hide gloves or like in the post . The yellow chemical grade gloves with big chips impregnated are the best . The spade bit is great on grease. 27 years still snaking mains in multifamily. Best story I've got is a small town drain guy snaked a ranch house 2" PVC into a grinder pump damp cover in front yard 15 out 😂

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

😂😂 27 years im sure you have seen it all lol

@sunoclockoneday2576

Жыл бұрын

Rigid makes a pair of leather oven mitts with metal staples over the whole palm those are the bomb for working with larger diameter cables

Dude what a funny... but serious video... Thank you for posting.

Best gloves for drain cleaning is nitrile 1st, leather gloves over, has to be leather broski. Get you a closed tub machine, will help with cleanliness.

@mysticsingingplumbercomedian

11 ай бұрын

Most definitely to that - nitrile, then leather!

You're a rare plumber, you shy away from drain cleaning (I get it too becasue it's fkn gross but everyone says that's where the easy money is) and you don't bat an eye at the random hairy situations (shituations😂) that renovation jobs present. Takes a cool head, a creative mind and skills to be comfortable in that arena.

Been a fan of the Jet for a while now. It cuts almost everything!

Same thing happen to me but I was wearing thin vinyl gloves so they ripped. After that I held the cable with a piece of cardboard in my hand.

They have now come out with flex cables, it's a cable in a cassing. They a more pricey but way safer because you never touch the cable.

I think you charged right, great video!

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

I’m not saying where or who I work for, but a camera and snake job is 400

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

😂😂

I’ve always used leather with nitrile under or rubber gloves with plastic grit molded into them. Also, if I can’t get the machine within two feet (enough to have two hands not on the cable), I put a piece of PVC on the cable so that it can’t twist up.

The vevors are suprising powerful having said that ridgid is my perfered drain cleaning company. Most guys like spartan but they are fortune

Broski 's and Broscats if you're having a book club reading and have a few Fat Albert's at the house I think you better use the gloves 😂😂😂😂😂

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Hahahahha well saidd 😂

Where i worked, $250.00-350.00, drains under 2" and 3" and above, $500 +. Machines like Spartan machines are exspensive, but they last. inner core cables last longer, but cost more.

I'm going to get me one of these or something similar. The plumber wanted to charge me $500.00 to run a camera down my clogged pipe. They didn't do shit, but tell me my pipe was clogged and then left. I already knew my pipe was clogged! I ended up buying a cheap snake and unclogging it myself, but this machine would do the job a lot better than my cheap ass one.

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Hahahah im sure you didnt ask for videos of the inside of the pipe lmaoo. This snake is good but powerful so always be careful when operating it

@HKGunPlay

Жыл бұрын

We charge 750 for a camera. We charge like 250 for a snaking job. The rigid k400 is a great snake

Browski my brother and I were snaking a main line and we hit a separation and the snake kinked and grabbed my hand and crushed it. Didn’t break it but got traumatized like a mf. Those machines are no joke.

"Just bear hand that shit" 👁️👄👁️

The deeper the better...😂

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

😂

@Just4Funlol

Жыл бұрын

@@hydronyc lesss gooo broskiii's

I use Gorlitz Go 68 for main sewers and nothing else. !! I suggest you get an auto feeder buddy !!

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Thats what my old boss had. Definitely a beast but still dangerous without the proper gloves

@CMD241981

Жыл бұрын

@@hydronyc I rock a pair of good old ugly gloves to protect my hands!!!

Im at $785 if theres a cleanout available. $1200 if there is not lol. Sectionals are a lot safer than drums if youre inexperienced btw

The opening on the snake drum alone is going to cause shit to fly everywhere and over you when you reverse it back, make sure to have your apprentice do the reversing.

@craigherron1203

Жыл бұрын

Yup better than a ridgid same size with closed drum the snake gets twisted in the drum then snap

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Hahahahha i cant do that to my guys bro 😂 unless i let them know of the situation lol

@johnwright6706

Жыл бұрын

Don't use reverse unless you get it bound up in something. Always forward, even during retrieval.

@mysticsingingplumbercomedian

11 ай бұрын

​@@johnwright6706I think that's a good practice.

ima plumber in vancouver, ive worked for the biggest residential plumbing service company in my province, and 200$ an hour is standard... 400 was our overtime/emergency rate.... so 200$ USD seems fine

I got the toilet auger,a big one, and the allen wrench that unstops the garbage disposal -- that and I know to reset the breaker. These two things take care of most of my plumbing problems Beyond that, I call a plumber. Looks like snaking is beyond what I want to deal with

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

The auger is a must in every household honestly. Saves money

If someone is charging $400 to run a 1/2 cable, youre on some bullshit. $200 is straight

OGs know, spinning tool, no gloves and this is why. But another good video man keep it up

I use General Speedrooter with power cable feed a guide tube. You will never want to use another snake.

You should tell people up front when you’re doing sponsored content. Whole video sounds like it was written by Vevor marketing dept.

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

It is obvious though. I even have the name in the title. These are just my thoughts though bro. The machine is good for its price. This one is good for small jobs but they have others more professional for reasonable prices

@HandyHanzelplumber

7 ай бұрын

​@hydronyc thanks for y our honesty, God bless

I do tons of drain cleaning. Gloves that have leather are the best. If you definitely us the wrong gloves, it's definitely an awful experience when they get caught on the cable. Stay safe broskis

I charge 450 for main lines and 315 for local lines . On emergency services it’s 600 and 375 . All prices are for the 1st 2 hours anything after that is 150 for each additional hour. And we are still 400 cheaper then the big name companies around

You should start jetting. It’s huge in other nations.

@karlrossiter-pt6fh

Жыл бұрын

Jetters can and are very expensive and if I’m hearing him correctly he’s only snaked 2 drains in his career. So it wouldn’t make sense financially. I’ve been thinking about investing in a better myself but they ain’t cheap and I got not enough moneys.😢

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Yeah im good with any type of drain cleaning lol

@Keith_Mikell

Жыл бұрын

@@hydronyc i hear that.

Glove got caught in a spartan 350 cleaning sewer. I flipped like someone throwin a kung-fu move on me. I let it happen to so I didn't break my hand or wrist. The spaces between my knuckles were swollen for a looong time. Still hurts occasionally. They're no joke

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

😂 damn bro. I know that hurt lol. I stay away from snakes lol

Dam you learnt the hard way! Glad your fingers are ok

I just got the 21L Vevor Car Fridge. It's $160 when you sign up for the site. Last time i looked they were 500 plus. I've really been enjoying mine. It will go down to -4F but i leave mine on 33f. Drinks come out with that bite I'm looking for.

It's good to hear that vevor stuff works well. Wasn't sure about them, still. And yeah at home, fuck the gloves at home, I agree. Bob Vila, that shit.

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Hahahhaha exactly. Bare-hands like a champ lmao. The couple of times that i used it it performed well.

Another reason why I HATE snaking is that afterwards you have a disgusting greasy/pos snake in your fan.. Hose that thing down bro's, EVERY TIME.

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

😂 forreal bro

Luckily the guys who taught me always told me to be extremely careful when using a snake, they made it seem like it was just a metal death hose that would tear u to shreds if u even touched it. I never got hurt using a snake but i did have a scary incident once where i was snaking a toilet drain and my snake was a spartan 300 so since it had a self feed i was standing next to the drain and letting the cable feed itself. I guess i was standing too close but the snake grabbed a hold of my pants and tangled around my leg and that shit was strong as fuck it almost knocked me over. Luckily my helper was there and he put it in reverse and saved my ass. Snaking is dirty work, dangerous work, it can be hard work because you have to carry it around and it probably weighs over 100 pounds. Most plumbers hate snaking and a lot of guys wont even do it, this is why it costs so much to snake. If the client doesn’t wanna pay he can find somebody else to do it. Also make sure if you have to pull a toilet or take apart a p-trap you charge for that as well because guess what if you do it for free and they leak after you just lost money. Oh and if you snake it several times and it wont clear and you have to jetter it that doesnt mean you dont charge for the snake, its not your fault that the drain is clogged and you snaking it was a legitimate attempt to clear it so if it doesn’t clear still charge the customer but give them an offer to jetter their line and if they dont wanna pay full price for the jetter then give them a discount on the jetter or collect your money for the snake and get out of there.

@craigherron1203

Жыл бұрын

Great advice .

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Damn bro thats no joke. Good thing the helper was quick with it because the spartan is a powerful machine. Thank you for the advice. I will definitely use that pricing method if i take snake jobs. For now I’m only going to focus on doing it for regular costumers and renovations.

@craigherron1203

Жыл бұрын

@@hydronyc large renovations should have mains snaked before putting into service. You can figure it will save call backs

@mysticsingingplumbercomedian

11 ай бұрын

​@@craigherron1203That's pretty smart

Regular leather cloves fd my fingers up aswell and $500 for 3in and up sewer later clearing.

I get it. Broke a drain while snaking 20yrs ago, and had to fix it(it was rusted and gonna break anyway), but I got blamed. Raised foundation flooded with sewage, nastiest job ever.

Love this plumbing dude

I charge $250 in the high rise buildings for the trap snake lol and $350 - $450 to use the K60 snake, gotta love miami

Lol ur one funny ass bastard and a great plumber, ur videos r great 👍👍👍👍👍👍

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Loll thank you bro. I try to have some fun with the daily bs lol

Don’t let a bad experience from keeping you making crap loads of money.

Ayyy, same thing happened to my fingers broski 😂 only it was with a Milwaukee hole hawg. Yeeesh.... 6 months later my fingers still look like sausages

@markroberts7001

Жыл бұрын

Means your superiors were lacking. Let you wear gloves to run a holehawg there sweetcakes 😘

@IHJB666

Жыл бұрын

I am foreman on my job and wearing gloves is optional. I wasn't drilling when my accident occurred. I was just moving my drill and bumped the trigger. Gloves are a part of PPE and should be worn on construction sites.

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Damm broo you got the permanent sausages it seems 😂 we gotta be careful with these machines

Holy shit snake spins hella fast

Ouch the snake remodelled my hand wrist and arm now I have to use my stranger hand to wipe my ass that accident you had is not uncommon where I worked for 30 yrs we used these machines all the time from the rigid k45 to the 1500 the most important issue was safety for me also the employer was pro safety so when we would get a new guy if they were with me safety first I showed you how to use machine using the appropriate gloves.I have experienced snake bite 3 broken bones in my good hand so I too had to use stranger hand to wipe my ass🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣love your videos

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Hahahahah damm broo that’s serious. Another reason why im not taking these jobs anymore lmaoo. I Let roto router take care of it hahah

Thanks for the post. What Im I doing wrong? Very little instruction is manual. Mines seems like it is not feeding through. I hit a dropped down and it is not going anywhere. What setting are you using? Is it CW or CCW? It seems like yours is spinning opposite direction. Any help is appreciated. Ty

Been there done that. First snake I did I wore knit/dipped gloves. World of hurt. Since then I staked thousands and thousands. No knit gloves though 😁

$150 to $200 honest price higher are plumbers that feel over chargeing is right ..good price and businesses card get more businesses..god bless you..

Same thing happened to me…the first time I did it. Fucking scary shit…

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

😂

$200!!! I live in Atlanta that would have been at least $600

All I run Spartan or Trojan machines and it’s at least $350 to open a drain stoppage. I cleaned out a pop up assembly and a lift N turn that had hair in the drain for $700 today

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Thats a good price for the popup

@MaximusMerideus

Жыл бұрын

what's a popup?

You made my day...

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

😂 im glad

This happened to an old helper that was 2 beers deep he was freaking out so much he couldn’t get his foot off the throttle

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Hahahhaha he probably quit that day huh 😂

You know that your industry sucks when people accuse you of undercharging even at a rate of $400/hr. Stop listening to crooks and charge people what you think is fair to both of you. If you are willing to overcharge people, then they should be equally willing to underpay you; perhaps give you half of what you billed for. And, yes, I worked in the trades for over a decade full-time and another 2 decades part-time.

In the video those red gloves are gonna get as sewing machine too

I bought a vector 1/2 drive 75’. The amount of times the line twisted and whipped me I’ve lost count. But he worst time was when the snake twist and pulled the air press peddle right out of the power box…😢🤦🏽‍♂️

@HandyHanzelplumber

7 ай бұрын

The vevor cable looks flimsy, even though it supposed to be inner cored.. I want to get the 100ft 3/8, but I'm looking for reviews, nowhere found.

It sounds more like you tore cartilage than fractured a bone if anything it its way worse than a finger break I tore the cartilage out of every joint in one pinky catching a football wrong it sucks and swells until it heals if it ever does completely

I’ve been through the same thing brother better use leather. I learned that the hard way 😂

$200 is avg here in Texas. I would think it would be higher in NYC

I'd add some more welds on the cap the blades attach to, they like to fall off on cheaper cables. Not fun trying to fish one back out of a drain line.

@strawboss59

5 ай бұрын

Yeah....I took a look at my Vevor that arrived yesterday. I had the same thought! I got a stick welder and a Mig (and a brazing torch) but haven't worked on this type of steel in this configuration, don't want to make a weaker connection while doing so.

I’d rather these longer vids amigo❤

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. Will keep them coming

That cable looks flimsy as hell tbh

Here's the problem with that and the way these jobs a priced. I work building maintenance and I'm well-versed in HVAC, plumbing, and electrical. So issues that arise at my home and my rental properties I save thousands of dollars by having the know-how and the tools to do the work. It cost me $1000.000 for a main drain line sneaked and camera. It was for a rental property and it was on a weekend. It had to get done right away because the renters were having a party. It was a matter of having the equipment to do the job. I have access to a drum snake but not at that time. I snaked many drains in my career and I avg an hour to clear a drain. What a plumber changes to snake a drain is a complete ripoff, in my opinion. Same thing with replacing a standard toilet. They charge $500.00 to replace a toilet, that's just labor. I'm NOT talking about roughing in a toilet, I'm saying just to replace. It takes me less than 30 minutes to replace a toilet. I would charge a friend $100.00 and a six-pack for labor.

When you said you had a bad experience I was thinking you went through a lead bend below the terlet

Get a Rigid K-750 for 3"-6"! Open drums make me C-R-I-N-G-E! I wrapped my gloved hand in a cable too in 2014. OUCH! Wear rubber gloves with stabled embedded leather gloves on top. Be safe out there guys!

Where my "1 man no foot pedal" killers at 🤙

Charge what you want

This feels like you got a free product or got paid lol, if not then damn that product is amazing

@sewerrat7612

11 ай бұрын

There very cheap machines work for the price but definitely lower end.

Good story.

Dude, that machine was used to unblock drains back on Noah's arc. Get a Ridgid K7500. 👍🍻🇿🇦🍻👍

N. Calif. Here, 200$ w/c.out. $100 rural areas. Cant find vevor reviews and those cables seem flimsy, even on a 1/2" cored cable.

👍

This dude is hilarious as fuck 😂😂😂😂

Do plumbers hydrojet in nyc?

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Yes they do but we dont

Product placement? :D Nice :D

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Lol i have it too far?

@ZincOxideGinger

Жыл бұрын

​@@hydronyc Nope. Just fine.

Thats crazy cheap for that cable honestly might try it but I also hate snaking drains. I'm usually snaking root penetrations and have broken several snakes and almost my hands seferal times theoufhout the years. I try to hydrojet everywhere I can now. Works way fucking better, if the customers willing to pay for it.

$49 NYdrains🤔

@Mikey129

Жыл бұрын

I remember one video of his, finished basement bathroom… the cobwebs and mold. 😱

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Thats a little low for the experience 😂

@VamooseRooter

Жыл бұрын

@@hydronycSimon wey

@BabaDka

11 ай бұрын

I used to use them in my buidling.. but its never 49.95 and they almost never showup on time. Sometines a day later

washer was left off when u changed the end of the snake

The wave of the future is flex shafts not snakes snakes are a bit archaic

drain snakes are super dangerous... same thing happened to my hand. almost lost middle and ring finger.

Damn..turning down snake jobs..those can lead to break outs…big$$$$

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

True but they can also lead to lawsuits and hospital bills bro lol

Long island 600 per drain

@stockandgamblinglife

Жыл бұрын

Min

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Thats a lot bro

Bro them snakes whip and nay nay and it’s not lit

@hydronyc

Жыл бұрын

Hahahahah 😂