What infuriates me the most is he targets people in the south and people who go to church, in other words people with traditional values who are more susceptible to his "be prudent, save money, no debt, invest in mutual fund" snake oil.

Turnkey providers (not all) are snakes.

The sewer line is clogged so he gave them an electric snake and let them deal with it themselves.

Yes of course, you can call the first plumber you find on Google and pay $450 to snake a sewer line.

Make up a schedule for problem kitchen drains and snake them out regularly to avoid irregular service calls.So yesterday in the School of Hard Knocks, boys and girls of all ages...the call came in and I took my preliminary look and diagnosed a worn-out tailpiece nut on the bottom of the 20-gauge sink steel sink.

Seems that there's a lot of snake oil when it comes to foundation repair.

Small things, like snaking a sewer, won't justify pics/video.2) Not uncommon.

There are lions and tigers and bears and snakes in the woods.

I've worked on dozens of houses that were built between 1900 and 1950 with asbestos and mold ad dead rats and spiders and snakes and dirt and a lot of unidentifiable "stuff". 1st, asbestos is not a problem.

Out of every thousand that join, maybe one.I’m not on the side lines by any stretch of the imagination, just not buying this Pace guys snake oil and am posting my disappointment in BP for pushing it.