Owen Drury
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355 appearances
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first heard Aug 2025
last heard Aug 2025
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Yeah, you will you will come across these and one of my friends actually he's he was in the British Army and his
job was to when there was an unexploded bomb found in for whatever reason it could have been a project it could have just been someone was digging in their car I don't know whatever the circumstance but he would quite often go to these like call outs and start like doing what they do and find it's just like a cardboard box with like a and see a logo of like the local bath store or something on it and be like ah it's just a bath not a bomb don't worry guys dude this I never would have considered that again like I think it's it's like
Pretty much, yeah.
Luckily, I've never been involved, but I can recall pictures I've seen on websites through the news where the police and whatnot will come and shut off a certain area and then they'll call in the army to disarm it and get rid of it and you carry on.
Yeah.
I don't know that I suppose this ground has just never been, um, like dog excavated up to that point.
And so it's a new, it's a new, new piece of land effectively.
Do you know what's interesting?
Just one other thing to your point about Nebraska, just so people can understand.
So you said Nebraska had 1.2 million people in 1.8.
I think it's 1.1 point.
Roughly.
Yeah.
So that so Nebraska is 80% of the size of the UK.
And so the population of London alone is is 9 million, I think.
That's insane.
so think about that yeah that's just london yeah so 8.9 million people in london so you can imagine like the density of population which further complicates how to do construction over here that's why everyone really just going up now up up how high can we go well obviously not like that but like yeah we don't build so much horizontally anymore totally totally what um i mean is that just like
few ways um well my brain my brain goes a few ways when you ask this so firstly we have this thing called listing so if there's a building of significant historic interest it will be listed which means you are restricted to as to what works you can do on it and you you have like different grades so you have like grade two listed grade one listed
Maybe there's some more as well, which I'm not too familiar with, but they seem to be the two most common ones on projects I've worked on.
Grade two is you can alter, as long as you maintain the appearance and you get the right permissions and you only work within the parameters of the permission that you've got.
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