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I'm picturing special ops priests using their child-predator drone to designate targets to be smote.
Aren't lighting rods less expensive? >

Right, for protecting high value structures like launch pads, airports. Once off the ground planes & rockets are designed to handle lightning strikes themselves. Not to replace lighting rods for our homes.  
Neighbor's house had roof work done - workers stripped out & stole the copper lightning protection.  House was struck in the next storm, caught fire, several thousands in damages...  Thanks, Ben Franklin! >

What a cunt, I hope that worker gets arrested for murder >

No murder, just theft / property damage, could've been much worse.   Srsly though if you're having contractor work done -- monitor your stuff, minimize opportunity theft.  Had home water damage, dozens of random workers in & out over months.  Sometime later realized my VERY OLD but trusty extension ladder is gone.  Annoying...  :-/ >

To be fair, there is a non-zero chance someone on the crew thought that was their ladder and threw it back on the truck at the end of the day. With different crews, day laborers, etc, stuff really does get mixed up sometimes. >

Thx, I do appreciate giving some benefit of doubt; I appreciate the positive professional work that was done & don't leap to blame working people.
In this case the work was all interior, no use for an extension ladder, ladder distinctively lacked the pull-up rope.   Pros should label / scribe their tools anyhow to be clear. >

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