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According to wild new court documents, a man named Edward Abrams-Phillips was recently arrested for we*d possession, but it’s how he got caught that has the internet furious. The police used "Flock" license plate reading cameras to track his car's movements all day. They noticed he drove from Wisconsin (where we*d is illegal) into Michigan (where it is fully legal), and then headed back a few hours later.
Instead of actually catching him committing a crime, the cops used his travel route as literal "probable cause". The official police report basically said: "He travels to Michigan frequently, and Michigan has legal we*d, so he probably has we*d in the car."
They coordinated a traffic stop on Interstate 41, pulled him over, searched the whip, and busted him for possession. They didn't smell it, they didn't see it.. they just let the traffic cameras snitch on his location.

Am I behind the 8 ball here? I usually am lol. Maybe this isn’t big news. They said there’s a 7 day stay so I’m sure the Feds will enter an appeal but still what a great victory!

Flipping the majority on the WA Supreme Court may be the only way we’ll ever stand a chance at overturning the unconstitutional AWB, mag ban, permit to purchase, and all the other nonsense Olympia has been shoving down our throats. Don’t forget to vote!

I’ve been having issues with the Safety Switch tripping due to an overflowing condensation drain. The installers came back and adjusted the angle of the drain pipe several times, and lowered the height of the vent above the P trap but the problem still persists.

Yesterday, I realized that they piped the flexible tubing off the hard pipe into the sleeve (conduit?) that brings my water line into the house, and not into a proper drain (pic 3).

At this point I’ve lost faith in their ability to fix this properly so my question for the group is, can I plumb the drain hard pipe into the same drain my tankless hot water heater uses? Pic 4 shows how that is plumbed. My only concern about doing that is what would happen if the T&P valve let loose, would it backflow into the furnace?

Should I just call a plumber at this point instead of an HVAC company?