Comedian Aaron Weber’s interaction with a plumber is too funny to miss. His conversation with the handyman will have you rolling with laughter long after the video ends. Watch the short but laugh-out-loud clip to hear how Aaron’s conversation and interaction with a plumber did not go as expected.

Unfortunately, not everything in life goes according to plan. If you were under that false and very incorrect impression that that was the case, my deepest apologies for having burst your bubble. The fact is that bad and unexpected things happen all the time. While we may be unable to control what happens to us, we have control over how we react.

Luckily, when those bad, unexpected issues involve something breaking or going terribly wrong around the house, there are people skilled in providing the correct solutions. Plumbers are individuals equipped with the skills and knowledge to fix many household mishaps and problems. In a clip posted on YouTube, Aaron mentioned reaching out to a plumber when he had an issue and how that interaction went.

Aaron points out that, for whatever reason, his house had sprung a leak. It was coming through the wall and into his basement. So, to correct the issue, he called a plumber but had a problem describing what was happening in his residence.

“I had a plumbing issue in my basement,” he said. “My wall was bleeding. That’s how I said it. I couldn’t think of the word ‘leak.’

When he did get hold of a plumber, he received an estimate of the handyman’s arrival. He knew he would have to wait a while, even though he was told differently.

“I call a plumber, and he goes, ‘I’ll be out there in a jiff,’” he said. “Now, I’m not trashing plumbers, but y’all know what ‘jiff’ means: 19 hours.”

Later in the clip, Aaron said that by the time the plumber had finally arrived, the leak had somehow stopped. That’s when things got a little awkward. But after some strange back and forth, the plumber offered to look around and see if he could find the source of the leak.

Proverbs 17:22 “A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.”