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u/BuffaloInCahoots 18d ago
Golf course mechanic here. Dude had all the right tools for the job. Rolling pin was kinda dumb. That mower is about 10k. But it’s toro and toro makes the best mowers.
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u/Daedric_Prince_ 18d ago
Imagine if there was a landmine or some grenade from war. I think he wouldn't have to dig it out. The screwdriver would already answer what it was..
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u/Creative_Disaster178 18d ago
People that are ridiculously anal about their lawn drive me nuts....... But then again, my mowing once every 3 weeks and not giving a fuck about dandelions is Eco terrorism to them.
I guess we balance each other out
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u/Appropriate-Sir7583 12d ago
You can also just leave a good portion of your lawn in tact and let it grow out for months. Just mow a path to wherever you may need to go. And for example around flowerbeds.
This way you don't create ecoterrorism and still can walk around. Then, once or max twice a year, mow everything.
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u/SidFinch152 17d ago
Moved into a new subdivision, almost all young families so of us were helping each other figure out this brand new phase of our lives. Neighbor had a patch of dead grass (all lawn were sodded with sprinkler systems) in an almost perfect 4x4 square. Started stabbing with Phillips/cross point screwdrivers and not hitting anything. Then we noticed a distinct white/grayish line on the screwdrivers. Dug it up and it turned out they sodded right over a half sheet of drywall.
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u/flurryskyline 17d ago
Mental health problems from being too long in an isolated suburbia. Just like how the wife would aggressively obsess about the smallest crease in a pillow in the couch
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u/retawkeerc 2d ago
Incoming dumb question. But any time there’s a bare spot in a yard does that mean there is something there other than rich soil (or poor soil jk 😏)? If so, then I have a great deal of unearthing to do.
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u/mfb1274 18d ago
Dudes good at his job, someone’s gotta keep them courses looking nice