Levy sent me this while I was in SD. His friend drained his pool to replaster it, so he let Levy skate it for one night. Perfect boob shot.
Court told Hoss and Hoss told me about this one. Small and a little tight, it had 3 feet of water in it. good thing I brought the pump: the neighbor was out back, Hoss and I had our pool service shirts on, and I asked politely if we could plug in the pump. Took about 20 minutes to pump, and it was full of mosquitoes. The neighbor said the city had already drained it once.
Dry and clean. The neighbor was in the backyard, so we decided to do some scoping and either come back later or come back the next day.
Evidence.
Scoped a few others in the neighborhood, but...
A nosy neighbor was on to us, and felt crunchy after seeing us peek over a backyard wall. She actually called the cops then drove around following us as we did our recon in the alleys of East Tempe. We had just scoped one when the cop pulled in to the alley. We got in the car, started to drive, and the cop pulled us over. She had the hugest possible stick up her ass. Bottom line, we weren't doing anything wrong, but she had to make sure. She threatened us with some bullshit, but we held our ground, stating that people like it when we clean their pools for them (didn't mention the skating part, and she didn't check our trunk to make sure we didn't have any stolen items -- she would have found our boards though). Told us we should get other jobs -- I asked "in this economy?" Another cop showed up with a cooler head, and we drove away. Near miss -- but we gotta get that one we drained. It'll be a quick session... Hoss got a good photo of him, Science Fair, and the cops having a little discussion behind our car. Oh yeah, the cop said it was illegal to drive in alleys in Tempe -- we are gonna check on that, I think it's BS.
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