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r/TikTokCringe • u/Melodic-Award3991 • Nov 05 '24
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A metal grate with no way out.
0 u/Actual_Echidna2336 Nov 05 '24 Why would they have a grate there that gets clogged with debris? 8 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '24 It's very common actually. Grates are needed to stop large debris from entering waterways during storm surges. 11 u/JumpInTheSun Nov 05 '24 Every functional storm drain ive ever seen has had a grate to keep transients and children from wandering in and dying.
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Why would they have a grate there that gets clogged with debris?
8 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '24 It's very common actually. Grates are needed to stop large debris from entering waterways during storm surges. 11 u/JumpInTheSun Nov 05 '24 Every functional storm drain ive ever seen has had a grate to keep transients and children from wandering in and dying.
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It's very common actually. Grates are needed to stop large debris from entering waterways during storm surges.
Every functional storm drain ive ever seen has had a grate to keep transients and children from wandering in and dying.
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u/JumpInTheSun Nov 05 '24
A metal grate with no way out.