The rest of the planet does.Let me close this debate with saying this... the inherent disconnect here is, that you are STILL trying to defend your points with the erroneous understanding you have of SEO.

if so, one would expect someone (likely the owner) to take whatever steps needed to minimize the risk of damages. or did the sewer repair company disconnect the sewer and you / your tenants / other occupants of the house started the dishwasher, ran a load of laundry, went to the bathroom, and took a shower?

Open the outlet, find where the disconnect is, repair it, done. 2- The area where the Drainfield is completely saturated.

I had to have my line disconnected once.

And we are able to see that the minimum wage, when it is very low or nonexistent, may be disconnected with median wages - they are going up, even as the minimum wage does not change. 2) Personally, I am a little skeptical of this claim that life was better a generation ago.

Prices are high, disconnected from reality due to unwise frenzy shoppers, and likely to go down in the very near future.

Turning off the exterior water before winter (maybe this means disconnecting hoses?)

Guy, you can not argue with the numbers, with logic.Let me tell you what the disconnect is.Here is why you do not see you are wrong:You will say "it doesn't matter if it is 1/4% as long as you make more money than you spent right?)

There is clearly a disconnect and I am paying for it, I would not have authorized this work for 1900$ and the property manager knows this, that is why I drove to his location to address the original bid.

As @Chris Seveney alluded to with his questions, there are a few disconnects in your narrative.