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		<title>An uncomfortable plumbing moment with a happy ending.</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 26 Jan 2013 01:19:03 +0000</pubDate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We got an emergency callout for a plumber and electrician at an inner city hotel the other night, after receiving a call from hotel staff saying water was coming through light fittings and onto the bed of an occupied room.<br />
On arrival found this to be the case.<br />
The room was absolutely flooded and pouring through light fittings like a hose.<br />
Checking of upstairs room found the same scenario.<br />
Checking of the room above it found it occupied, but with no answer after continued pounding on the door.<br />
One could hear the shower running.<br />
On opening the door with the master key and wading into the flooded room and bathroom found to my worst nightmare a naked lady laying lifeless on the floor of the shower, blocking the plug hole and causing the flood.<br />
Myself the electrician and the staffer went into a mad panic not knowing what to do, let alone checking for a pulse on the poor lady.<br />
We thought the worst and were drawing straws to see who would at least go in and turn off the water.<br />
I was just on the phone to 000 when we heard  &#8220;DO YOU MIND&#8230;&#8221; and then &#8220;A BIT OF PRIVACY PLEASE!&#8221;<br />
We scurried out of the room, recomposed ourselves and then sheepishly knocked on the door again to try and explain ourselves.<br />
We explained that we thought she was dead and that her sleeping on the plug hole had caused thousands of dollars damage to floors below.<br />
She was completely oblivious to that fact and only offered that she was ok now as an explanation.<br />
The funny thing was two months earlier we had had a nurse come to the office and teach us first aid and CPR etc.<br />
None of that training came into my brain at that moment.<br />
In hindsight, it was probably a good thing that none of that came to my mind, otherwise I might have been nursing a black eye!<br />
I must say it was a one of the strangest, most uncomfortable moments of my working life, but thankfully it had a happy ending.</p>
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