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Title: This is Bullshit
Source:
Esso's mail
URL Source: https://utilities.cityoffortwayne.org/mywater/
Published: Apr 10, 2022
Author: City of Fort Wayne
Post Date: 2022-04-10 14:12:21 by Esso
Keywords: None
Views: 506
Comments: 28
Now they want to come into my house and put in another spy device "under penalty of law." It wouldn't let me copy & paste, click main link. MyWater Rules and Regulations utilities.cityoffortwayne...OLUTION-107-6-30-20-1.pdf Poster Comment: I'm sick of this shit.
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#4. To: Esso (#0)
City Utilities is excited to announce MyWater, our latest program, which includes a new MyWater online customer portal and a city-wide meter replacement for all customers. MyWater is foundational to offering these new services. MyWater is a resource to help you better understand and manage your water use. You can access all your water information as soon as it becomes available, see how your use compares to similar sized homes in your neighborhood and get access to customized recommendations on how you can save water and money. MyWater, MyAss Bloomington seems to have a much better meter: Why did the City of Bloomington Utilities install Smart Water Meters? Roughly 30% of the City’s water meters were read with a radio; the other 70% were manually read. The previous meter reading program faced the following challenges: Did not allow for timely detection of water leaks. Leaks that go unnoticed can cause expensive water bills and/or property damage. Many of the meters were approaching the end of their useful life and needed to be replaced. Manually reading water meters was physically demanding on CBU employees and required a fleet of trucks on the roads daily. Smart water meters address all of these challenges. What are Smart Water Meters and how do they work? Smart Water Meters collect water use information just as a manually read meter does. The fundamental advantage is they read every hour and transmit those reads wirelessly every 4 hours to CBU via base stations. CBU employees no longer need to visit homes and businesses to manually record information every month. Why is there a plastic disk in my water meter lid? The smart meters transmit their data to the base stations using an antenna which looks like a black plastic disk sitting on top of the meter lid. The antenna is waterproof and durable enough for someone to step on. These antenna have been damaged by lawnmowers and other customer activities, so please do be careful when operating equipment around them.
I ran some rough numbers on this program. I make it at about $100 million in Allen County. The feds are involved at that level. FW doesn't have that kind of money to pull out of their ass. Man, I'm so sick and tired of being lied to. Maybe you can explain how a water meter determines between a water leak and flushing a toilet. I can't figure it out. Lot of unanswered questions. Bloomington must have outside meter boxes near the street. Up here the meters are all inside the building, lest they freeze. If I wanted strangers tramping through my house looking around, I'd join a Lonely Hearts Club. I don't respond well to threats by the government. I should probably give my criminal lawyer and bondsman a heads-up next week. I know where this is going.
Uh oh. Is there anything I can do to help out? Michael Franzese, the New York member of La Cosa Nostra in the Bonanno family said there were six of them who took the blood oath on the same night. Five of them are dead now. He said the night he walked the 30 yards to his car when he quit, he figured he would get shot in the back. It didn't happen. He is 70 years old now and is a motivational speaker. He said when he walked away, he took with him the 5 or 6 million a week he was making for the mob. You don't hurt people like that and just go on with your life. Rudy Giuliani told him, "I gave your father 50 years. I'm going to give you 100." That didn't happen either. He did 10 years for something else. When I worked with the Bondsman in Lebanon, we did some bounty hunting. I made a few hundred doing that. On time in his office, I called my ex co-driver. He asked, "What are you doing?" I said, "Working with a Bondsman." He said, "WHAT!?" We talked for a few minutes and I hung up. I told the Bondsman, "Yeah, he's a regular criminal." ROTFLOL
Yeah, don't worry. Somebody has to stand opposed to these bastards. It's the price of being a man.
I intend to go over to the Sheriff's office here in town and file a complaint about my missing firearms. They have investigators who will contact various pawn shops in nearby areas. Someone told me, "Try east." That would be Lebanon. Of course, they can contact as many pawn shops as possible about what firearms have been purchased in the last few years. I have a list of some of the guns in the safe and I do not necessarily need serial numbers because of their rarity. But it is the precious metals in the safe that will be irreplaceable. I saw the brother-in-law of former manager in town. I said to him, "You know if there had been some gold in that safe you would really have been in the money." He wouldn't look at me. Reactions are better than a lie test at times. And I am going to get the retired Conservator for her Breach of Fiduciary Duty for opening a CD for $10,000 at the bank. Then a medical bill came in. she did not have funds to pay it. She was forced to close CD early and take the penalty. She will be forced to forfeit her monthly fees on that, and this will put the hurt on her. In Missouri it is five-year Statute of Limitations. It has been about three years now. ;)
I've got a feeling the fellas with Tribus Services might have a pretty rough go in my neighborhood. Some of these folks are pretty bad guys. I'm gonna keep a cool tool on the stool and watch what happens. Last time I called the FWPD desk sergeant to get a report made when the garbage men (ankle bracelet gang) damaged 40' of my fence, they dispatched four cars. Somebody's been peeking at my (supposedly secret) "permanent record." LOL.
One time in the old Blazer I was coming back to Chicago from a trip to Arkansas to do some mineral collecting. I was on the front door. I came under a bridge and headlights came on, on the get on ramp. I grabbed the mic for the CB and said, "Uh oh, Smoky Bear." Another driver said, "It must be a secret." I got off with a warning. ;)
I'm gettin' too old to be screwing around frightening little tatted up soyboys in lockup, but I do love the fight. I just don't like being threatened over bullshit. Wasn't very smart publishing pics of their vehicles. That might be costly. It's pretty safe to assume that the vehicles have 360 degree dashcams though. I might do a deep dive and figure out who these people really are.
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#5. To: Lod, Sling Blade, 4um (#4)
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Did not allow for timely detection of water leaks. Leaks that go unnoticed can cause expensive water bills and/or property damage.
Why is there a plastic disk in my water meter lid? The smart meters transmit their data to the base stations using an antenna which looks like a black plastic disk sitting on top of the meter lid.
#7. To: Esso (#5)
I should probably give my criminal lawyer and bondsman a heads-up next week.
#9. To: BTP Holdings, 4um (#7)
Uh oh. Is there anything I can do to help out?
#11. To: Esso (#9)
Somebody has to stand opposed to these bastards. It's the price of being a man.
#12. To: BTP Holdings, 4um (#11)
#13. To: Esso (#12)
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Somebody's been peeking at my (supposedly secret) "permanent record."
#14. To: BTP Holdings, 4um (#13)
I got off with a warning.
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