Building code requires copper pipes

This is the STOOOPID part that needs to be fixed.

It's not uncommon. It's very stupid. It's driven by no concern whatever
for hygiene, the safety of the public, or sense, and a great deal of old
idiocy and current "Pipes rot out, we get to replace them with more
pipes which will rot out, and cost 20 (or more) times what pipes that
won't rot out cost!"

Saw a guy with a chunk of 2" copper pipe in the back of the truck a
couple years back when copper was going sky high. PVC might have been a
whole $2 for 10 feet in the same size.

-WTF is that for?

=Drain pipe on the commercial dishwasher (which uses harsh
=chemicals that eat copper, which PVC pipe ignores) rotted out.

-Why copper?

=Code required for commercial buildings!

STOOPID, STOOPID, STOOOPID!!

Hang the repuplidinks and libtards, and the endless doing nothing
because so and so is purported to be one or the other and being more
stupid than the other guy gets you points with your base - fix the
fscked up building code that's overcharging everyone who needs to run a
fricking drain line and making sure that they rot out.

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