I used it recently to optimize my wife's resume. It did a pretty damn good job summarizing things.

I'm going to save this article for later so I can not understand it then.

I'm a big fan of expansion PEX and I'm replacing a lot of 80-year-old copper plumbing with it. Back then a half inch copper line supplied the entire house.

Do you know what I've seen more gas engine failures than electrical vehicle failures in my life.

There seems to be no common sense with the SharkBite fans, they just want magical nonexistent data.

Okay I'll get back to you in 30 years. I'm not sure why you think a compression fitting with an O-ring can compete with a soldered connection.

edit: you SharkBite guys can downvote this comment to hell for all I care LOL I hope you use them all over your house.

So you're talking about the billions of soldered copper joints throughout history compared to SharkBite fittings? It's completely ridiculous to compare the two. In no way is a SharkBite fitting ever going to be as solid as a soldered fitting unless the person had absolutely no idea how to properly solder a joint.

Is that really a dilemma though? Probably an extra cost.

You could scan that cut

I'm pretty sure if you keep filling the cracks the slab will eventually expand to encompass the entire neighborhood.