Yep

Ahhh, I see you're a man of culture as well.

Ah yes another post10 fan I see

with less poeple and less orders...he's a flow master

BED. Man is that a problem?

My thoughts exactly.....

Try post 10

@@Blue_5678 🤣

Yep, couldn't watch anymore, didn't even get half way through. Waste of time. I'll stick to post 10.

What do to expect, yanks

Get off UKposts and go make that ramp for beansie you bastard!

Ok I really LOL'd. You forgot that post 10 would have also found the sinkholes and notified the proper authorities.

@@AD-hq2uz post 10 would've raised the sea level by 10cm in the time it took to film this

😂😂😂

And he’d still have time to go into a culvert lol

With his rake strapped to him lol

I love this comment

Lol

This flood gives Post 10 a hard on.

This is how I see the world and it’s problems. Solved by someone like Post10

mikdre hahahaha

Telling sewers locations so workers can do their job is help.

Retu Clan they live there too. I’m sure they know.

@@TheZippaduppa but these aren't workers ( at least not all of them). Most of them were people, who lived there and volunteerd. He could have helped them though and still tell them where the drains are, instead of just filming and walking from A to B. This is called efficiency.

Omg I was thinking the same thing..seems to think all he needs to do is input his extensive knowledge of the sewer locations.

Martintex Fr

Especially when the kid was running

@@isaiaha8072 this is what filming with a pineapple looks like. Way better than a potato

Martintex yea I noticed that too

It was like one long smooth pan shot

Right.

Good job

Everybody’s got to start some where.

@@Britskee2003 , Post 10 is probably happy that others are trying.

Not only is he trying, but he is trying while having to explain to neigh or that he is draining them...

TheGlitter46 😂😂😂😂 this comment is underrated

You don't know how big that town is. Maybe that's all they've got. The dog votes.

and the dog did more than the 4 people combined.

Believe me I used to live in this town, that may as well be the entire population

so it did flood whole streat

Post 10 was busy saving kittens from a burning building, teaching algebra at the home for Widows and Orphans and I think he stays busy monitoring the deep web for sleeper cells.

Lol give me to tell me he was off making vaccines?

Joseph Fields 😂😂

"take a look at this culvert"

and? there still helping aren’t they?

Or, idiots with rakes.

It should be called intentionally blocking drains to flood a roadway to film a video but being super retarded about it and panicking at the end when they realize they aren't engineers whatsoever and handing the camera off to a child.

Or draining a flooded street failed

Yep, while they work and I watch and film. Guess the most important job in being "Neighborly" is showing everyone how hard everyone without a camera rolling is working.

Yep a lot of experts

Hell yeah my friend

*All Your Drain Are Belong to post 10*

Thank you. I was hoping someone would mention this.

Storm sewer is a term used in some areas I’m assuming that’s what he means

@@BAMCIS13450703 I was thinking the same thing, I think they mean drains, like storm drains, but who knows I guess

Exactly right. There are storm water _ surface water systems and sanitary sewer systems. They are different for a reason. Yes, overwhelming a sanitary sewer system would be really bad and risk putting sewer water in basements.

@@univac7677 apparently where this is filmed, in West Chester, they have a combined system, meaning that both sewage and drain water go down the same pipes. Quite a few people who are familiar with the area have commented on it, along with one checking the city plans or something.

Lol I sub to you

He must be using a stabilizer. They are a tad expensive but great for super stable shots.

@@Deadeye313 I still got nauseous watching it...

@@bethyngalw how the heck?

@@bionicenderyt9969 idk man, but it's 20 minutes later and I'm only just getting over the motion sickness. LMAO. I had to stop watching vids and do nothing. Wowzer, I haven't been that motion sick for years.

where's the achievements

Pretty sure that a Gimball was being used.

I came here to from this guy

Drain Addict? If so, yeah. I'm hooked now. It started with Post 10, now I can't stop.

Post 10 and drain addict

Your just like my FBI agent.

There's another up and coming drain channel lol. 'NS Northwest' or something similar to that. They went from 400 subscribers to about 644 in an hour last time I watched one of their vids. It's probably double that now.

I know I thought "what a douchebag of a neighbor." Bossy and pointing out the obvious "Thats one of them, thats one of them" & "there's a drain there and drain there". He would be the guy that, when he goes on vacation... I would plan the street party 🎉. Id hope he takes the lady whose been there 30yrs. Talk about a dense yapper

I thought it was just me. Doing absolutely nothing.

@Thomas Hay lmao

Do you see the bubbles

Only liked to make it 200

Me

Me

me lol

Yup

Yes! started yesterday and now I'm looking for clearing clogged culverts and drains. Oh UKposts.

I was looking for this comment

"man"

Already gotten her.

Lol I was too

The lady was annoying af

I thought the same lol

And that one lady was annoying every time she spoke

@Uber Nerd 😆

AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!! POOOOOOOR BAAAAAAAABY!!!

You’ll feel differently after 30-40 views

They accomplished making a roadway completely impassable by intentionally blocking drains in hopes to film a viral video.

@@twirlypenpsn4771 BULLSHIT!!!

they should have opened more than one drain, especially the one in the middle.

True. But they did help each other accomplish absolutely nothing, and you've got to respect that.

They succeeded in filling the sewer w street water. Idiotic.

That was an electrical cable conduit. They flooded it. Doesn't anyone there have a pump?

@@rickjason215 if it was one then why did it have slots in it. They said they put a drain in a lady's driveway

@@memesandmusic i do sewer work for a living and the holes are not for draining , there vent holes so you dont have a stagnant water smell . When you opened the manhole in the driveway you could cause a backup in the saintary system and really have a problem in your house that can turn bad fast . Leave it to the city to do their job .

@@trailcrawlersrc3919 only open clogged grates

It does take a significant amount of time if they really did try to... Considering how much filth is at drains are, and if they haven't been cleaned in a while... Plus if it floods that much.... It takes time, a Hella lot of time.

We did get it drained eventually

@@TimmysVideos how long did it took? Just wondering...

Like 2 hours

If you eventually drained it after 2 hours, would it have been better to have filmed it towards the end of that 2 hours? When the water was almost cleared?

Air just comes from concrete and ground that supposedly floods all the time. Duh!

... and that Storm Drain is DIFFERENT system to the SEWER drain. Idiots.

They dont want to listen and learn untill they're hit...

More to come!

yes xD^^

I know he was so smooth!

@@cfaz6763

That's like being armed with a weapon, because it takes a few min. for the police to get there. With a weapon, and the knowledge when and how to use it, can save your life faster than a cop.

Deano Yea looked good

same

Sorry! You lost it for good now!!!

Glad I saw this and fast forwarded to the end ...sorry you lost time but thanks for the heads up👍🏼

No refunds, no exceptions.

BTW I'm sure you get this A lot but you look like the wrestler "Big Show" on WWE...lol💪🏼😎

I did get that a lot ! But I've recently shaved my beard off so no more. Thank you though ! That's a nice compliment

Nah, I'd rather vote for one that lies, cheats, and steals. For over half a century.

@@jeiku5041 speaking from experience?

@@iheartmarkipliergame You bet! Noreallypleasehelptheywanttotaxcellphones

Or petition for better neighbors who don't conspire to clog drains for a publicity stunt youtube video.

@@twirlypenpsn4771 you dnt know what they're intentions were so why speak on it

That's what I thinking

There are holes in the covers.....

NEVER open a sewer cover. You have no idea if it goes to a stormwater system or a sanitary system. This happened in our village, someone thought they were being helpful and did this, but tons of rainwater went into the sanitary system and flooded people's basements.

@@kevinbuckley4231 as I said before, the are holes in the covers. The rain water goes in the holes. Pretty freaking obvious it's a non-issue. Common sense.

@@saltwaterrook4638 There are small holes, designed to limit the amount of water going into the system. It's like a small dam whereas if you open the flood gate completely, there is a higher net gain than net loss of water. This effectively redirects water in a non issue area at a higher elevation to a more issue prone area at a lower elevation. Just think if everyone did this when their roads that have this same design (water collection via sloping and pooling ditches in the road.) One cannot just expedite this process and play as the hero or genius of the neighborhood. People need to think about WHAT happens to WHO, WHY it happens and HOW, WHEN it happens to YOU.

Lassie Failed & He Drowned!

Lassie barked orders

@@richardsimpson3136 lassie CAN'T fail! It's just not possible!

But why are there bubbles? 😂

They r trying, and they need credit..

We call these storm sewer I put them in the ground

Light a match and see?. Instructional video from Australia for such tests. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/hqZ7dYGNpYFl0oE.html. Love my country.

He gave it to his little brother I think

I know

We have a winner. I see so many people do that! Then get angry with the municapality when this exact thing happens.

I was just going to say regular street sweeping practices can really help to avoid all this.

@@M22OHIO Do you realize how much it would cost the city to continually sweep all these streets they do keep the main streets in town cleaned but to clean all of them would cost lots of money and this is where the neighborhoods to to practice good environmental practices and not throw yard trash into the streets with their mowers then the problem will not exist . I saw what was mainly coming up out of those drains was yard clippings and debris

​@@douglasmorrison9098 Yes I agree it's on the people to sweep the road in front of there house, in fact I was doing my street today I agree with you 100%. On the other hand though, I don't think once a month which is all I was getting at okay maybe once every other month, is to much to ask to get some of the finer dirt's and road debris beyond what regular people could do, hell your normal shopping mall probably gets it's parking lot cleaned every day every other day. My city owns a street sweeper it's sitting down at the city garage it's an Elgin Pelican and it's not some old model from 1982 either it's fairly new, they own it they bought it and paid for it, it's a city asset, obviously it's in the budget to use it, hell I pay $6,000 a year in property taxes and also sales tax and income tax, so I don't think twice a quarter to have the streets swept with the machine is to much to ask especially since the city already owns the machine and there going to raise my taxes anyhow that's just inevitable weather we like it or not any money they "saved" isn't going to come back to me anyhow it'll just be squandered somewhere else. But I'm sorry isn't having a normal street sweeping program just part of running a city isn't that what the city service department is for? Especially where I live the city negotiated a lousy garbage hauling contract for what we pay and for what we get the city should just go back to doing it them selves like they used to do for the prior 50-60 years, but that's another topic anyhow they stop brown bag collection way to early and we have a lot of leaves and the city encourages people to just throw piles of leaves on the tree lawn and eventually the city vac truck will get to it. Personally I think that's stupid, I always throw my leaves out I don't pile anything up, but other neighbors do, and all it does is clog storm sewers and make a mess so I think if the city is going to collect the leaves with the vac truck and take forever getting to it, because of the rain or what ever the reason is, then at the very least if nothing more, come by once in the fall and once in the spring I don't think twice a year or maybe once after a major weather event is going to break the budget. But I do agree with you over all you are correct I saw the same thing you did.

@@M22OHIO Those shopping malls and such actually pay to have their lots cleaned the cities dont do those plus your shopping centers and malls have to pay to have their parking lots cleared when it snows and in some cities there is an ordinance requiring them to clen their lots after a snow storm because of safty concerns

He was probably on a bike or the video speed is up

You guys never heard of camera stabilizer?

@@luckerhdd3929 im not really a camera guy lol dont know much about the features. I just know that when I run while recording, it looks like a seizure is happening.

That was the first thing I thought

And then show their insurance companies this video.

Not always the case and they all drain to the sewer. Sometimes there are runoff points that direct rainwater to a larger body of water. Or if you live in an older area they install manhole covers with drain ports.

Depends what country you live in as well

@@wastedintelligence9040 sewers are closed. You cant acess em. Storm drains are the ones with holes in the top

This place appears to have a combined sanitary/storm sewer system based on the manhole lid at 7:18 -- when it's a combined system, who cares about the lifting hole in the side allowing a bunch of storm water into the sewer. You won't see that where there are separate sanitary and storm sewers--with those, every effort is made to keep storm water out of the sanitary sewer because it increases the operating costs for the sewage treatment plant, and, in a big storm, could overload it. Combined systems were obsolete by the 1940s, but they remain in areas developed prior to then.

West Chester Illinois in Cook County---DEFINITELY a combined sewer system. I used to live in Elmhurst, Illinois, also a combined system, and I recall seeing a manhole lid exactly like that one except it had water coming OUT of it--this was after a major storm which flooded much of the city. I sure wouldn't be walking barefoot in any flooded street in any city with a combined sewer system!!!

Taleik Pio bitch wouldn’t shut up

She WASN'T doing Jack but she did do Jim, Steve, Bob, Mike, Alan, and Gregg!

To think they probably pay taxes to have the city do that, and those tax dollars get swallowed up into god knows what. So here they are having to do it themselves. Ah the efficiency of government...

Since they are talking about a massive flood which occurred years ago they should have gotten out there much sooner. You learn from history.

Yes especially since it was also ridiculously fast ?? like i was convinced that part was speed-up for a moment, but then u can also hear the footsteps and that just really messes w my head😂

They actually didn't do much, it's still draining