This Boy Just “Saved” The Entire School 😨 #interesting

[CrimsonFox]

School: "You're a hero... and you have to leave."

[Elbombdeloscasa]

"Well kid, if it wasn't for your stupidity, we would've died... but you're still suspended!!"

[johnwarnerrox]

I'm a fire sprinkler inspector. Most buildings get 1-4 inspections a year. The water is always dark and gnarly when we first start flowing. He's right on the corrosion though; which is why every 5 years the system is drained and probed with a camera to check the internals. But just because the water is dirty does not mean the system won't work.

[centeringcube]

"GO TO THE OFFICE" "lmao nah i saved your job"

[MusicToilet]

Principal: “This boy is suspended, he just doesnt know it yet”

[watcherdigest]

My dumb ass thought that he got crushed and that black sludge was his blood💀

Edit: omg what thx for the likes

[TtEL]

Principal: "You're suspended!"
Him: **Reblocks the pipes**

[JamesHardenFitnessOfficial]

“The boy is a hero, he just doesn’t know it”🎅🎅💰💰

[Heartbreakers-xx]

"this boy just saved the entire school!".
"HOHOHO MONEY!"

[UltraMemesBTW]

For those who don’t know these are two separate videos, first one the guy just breaks the sprinkler, and in the second one a printer exploded and ink started to leak from it filling the halls.

[archbishopTL]

Waiting for the school to claim that he tampered with the sprinkler system. Schools need to be held accountable for this kind of shit

[alexacosta]

Former fire sprinkler installer here. So that’s what we call pipe cancer. It’s practically what they guy explained. It’s actually cause by chemicals/particles in the piping taking it to the building(underground). It becomes contaminated and creates this horrible smelling black water/ maybe sludge. This is normally fixed if it is routinely drained and tested. Obviously this school hasn’t done that/they have a lazy fire control inspector. Happens a lot. The black water would not really cause an issue unless the building was like 50 years old AND the system hadn’t been drained and pumped up in years. Also even if there was sludge, a fire pump experts 200 psi if it senses a fire/ loss of pressure it would rip through that sludge. Not really life threatening unless it’s super old/not drained or maintained properly.

[matthewroa]

"You're suspended"

"Nah, I'd win"

[strongcatflipaclipandroblo]

Bros now the Most Loved under the teachers but the Most hated under the students

[hotrodmercury]

I knew a guy who installed these systems. He said they need to be purged every so often.

[dominikdobrotic]

The school: "You broke a sprinkler and now we have to replace the whole system and your parents must pay for it."

[RighteousJ]

These fire suppression systems are supposed to be flushed every so often for this exact reason.

What happened here is the district being exposed for being negligent on maintenance concerns.

[TresLibunao]

All schools just didn't check the war pip

[Lavortriziska]

Imagine this kid being called by the principal and instead of a detention he gets a celebration.

[Anonymous-]

“You’re not coming back to this school!”
“Principal, I can explain-“
“Here’s your diploma.”
“Oh”