Margaret Killjoy

Do you all even have wild over there?

Yeah, or like grandfathered into or whatever.

Yeah, or like grandfathered into or whatever.

Yeah, or like grandfathered into or whatever.

The people in California that you're talking to?

The people in California that you're talking to?

The people in California that you're talking to?

Interesting. With water, you turn it off by moving it perpendicular. I've never messed with a gas line. I've lived weird and off-grid instead.

Interesting. With water, you turn it off by moving it perpendicular. I've never messed with a gas line. I've lived weird and off-grid instead.

Interesting. With water, you turn it off by moving it perpendicular. I've never messed with a gas line. I've lived weird and off-grid instead.

Which you can just kind of imagine as like when it's in line, you can imagine like, oh, that's how the gas and water can flow through. And then when it's to the side, it's like, oh, now it's blocking it. That's how I remember.

Which you can just kind of imagine as like when it's in line, you can imagine like, oh, that's how the gas and water can flow through. And then when it's to the side, it's like, oh, now it's blocking it. That's how I remember.

Which you can just kind of imagine as like when it's in line, you can imagine like, oh, that's how the gas and water can flow through. And then when it's to the side, it's like, oh, now it's blocking it. That's how I remember.

And it seems like that's probably a like city versus rural or like city to city kind of divide. You should listen to your local authorities around this kind of thing.

And it seems like that's probably a like city versus rural or like city to city kind of divide. You should listen to your local authorities around this kind of thing.

And it seems like that's probably a like city versus rural or like city to city kind of divide. You should listen to your local authorities around this kind of thing.

Yeah, you're probably going to turn it off your water. Yeah. But if you do need to, it's just a pipe going into your basement that you turn the valve on.

Yeah, you're probably going to turn it off your water. Yeah. But if you do need to, it's just a pipe going into your basement that you turn the valve on.

Yeah, you're probably going to turn it off your water. Yeah. But if you do need to, it's just a pipe going into your basement that you turn the valve on.

We're now talking about city water again, right? Municipal water.