On Thursday, the video had almost 10,000 likes before it was deleted. вЂњI tried to leave but they wouldnвЂ™t let me so I went off,вЂќ Kaleb wrote in the videoвЂ™s caption. Shortly after, Kaleb leaves and says вЂњfuck youвЂќ to his boss a couple more times. Kaleb demands to be let out of the room and says that his boss вЂњcanвЂ™t hold вЂќ in the room. вЂњThe sheriffвЂ™s coming to see you, or you can write a confession of what you did,вЂќ KalebвЂ™s boss tells him. Kaleb then says вЂњfuck youвЂќ to his boss and gets fired, and his boss says вЂњthe sheriffвЂќ is вЂњcoming to seeвЂќ Kaleb. He then tries to leave and says that his boss isnвЂ™t letting him open the door and do so. вЂњI didnвЂ™t do shit,вЂќ Kaleb says about being accused of vandalizing the store. Kaleb then threatens to quit and says that he feels threatened by his boss. In it, his boss says that he has video footage of Kaleb vandalizing the store and that costs for damages will be sent to him once he makes a written confession. Kaleb posted a video of an argument between him and his boss on June 7. Do the terrace doors need to be raised because of the new insulation? Do the railings need to be raised? What do we do with the drains, and how do we accommodate thicker insulation around them? The maze that you have to work through has become a lot more complex.A former DominoвЂ™s employee says he was accused of vandalizing a DominoвЂ™s Pizza store and asked to write a false confession by his superior. And that causes a little bit of a domino effect.

Now, because we want to increase energy efficiency, we use more insulation - or thicker and more expensive insulation. Many older buildings didnвЂ™t have any insulation, or if they did, it was modest. With a lot of roof and terrace projects lately, insulation has been a really big concern. Hopefully if we do it all at once, we can be out of everyone's way sooner.'ДЄ domino effect. This prevents us from disrupting you twice. But as part of that, looking at the big picture, we were trying to say, 'Look, this prevents us from coming back again. And now we were saying, 'We need to have scaffolding set up on your terrace even longer.' So yes, the terrace owners bore the brunt. First we had said it was going to be a few months for a terrace replacement, and that extended to over a year because of the pandemic. Our hearts went out to the terrace owners, who were going to be without terraces for even longer if we combined the projects. On the other hand, instead of going through another competitive bidding process, we could use the same contractor. The downside, of course, is that it's a bigger price tag for a board to manage all at once. LetвЂ™s try to do it all at once.' That really saves a client money in terms of mobilization - sidewalk shed, scaffolding, permitting, engineering. Maybe we can do the facade program in conjunction with the roof program, find a way to intertwine the two using the same contractor and not having to deploy the sidewalk shed twice, or get a separate permit.

So we started to look at the calendar and we started to say to our client, 'Well, if we have to file our FISP report by this date, we really should do the exterior repairs by that date. Should we hold off on the roof project so that we could do the facade repairs, and then come back? Or should we intertwine the two jobs?Д¬ost considerations.

Then we started coming up on the ninth cycle of the Facade Inspection & Safety Program (FISP), and we started having a conversation with our client.

It went on hold because of the pandemic, and then it was a slow restart because of the difficulty of ordering materials and getting back to work. We were working on a project with a lot of terrace replacements and a roof replacement. As part of our ongoing Problem Solved series, Habitat spoke with Leon Geoxavier, senior project manager at Howard L.

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