Submitted by Jazzhandsfolkfeet t3_11s5una in vermont
typicalcollegegrad t1_jcddkv1 wrote
Reply to comment by somedudevt in Desperate for plowing by Jazzhandsfolkfeet
Did you dense motherfuckers see the part where they said they have no way of getting out of their driveway. How do you expect them to buy a shovel when they can't get to the store?
somedudevt t1_jcddw46 wrote
Door dash will deliver from tractor supply, or Walgreens, or dollar general all of which carry shovels. AND WHAT KIND OF DENSE MOTHERFUCKER DOESNT OWN A SHOVEL IN FUCKING VERMONT YOU FUCKING MORON!
somedudevt t1_jcdebjz wrote
typicalcollegegrad t1_jcdt2ck wrote
I do completely agree they should own a shovel, or better yet a snow blower. But that's beside the point. OP asked for help finding someone to plow their driveway, and instead of offering help you chose to be deliberately obtuse
somedudevt t1_jcg3pwd wrote
No I offered a permanent solution which is not reliant on others. It’s Vermont. If you can’t shovel your driveway you shouldn’t live here. End of story. And if your driveway is too long to shovel then you should own a tractor or big snow blower. Imagine if the thing wasn’t snow… they post on here our house cleaner left town without telling us and now our trash is piling up and the sink is filled and flowing over. We would tell them to do the dishes and take out the trash. This is no different. My lawn guy left town and now my lawn is too high we would say go mow the fucking thing. No different. A person should be able to on their own (unless elderly or disabled) maintain the inside of their house and the outside. Specialty things like carpentry or plumbing hire someone, but if it’s a task that a 9 year old neighbor kid does for $10 then it’s a task that any homeowner should be able to do without help.
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