Reminds me of the time I was working a booth at a trade show in NYC. I pushed our wheeled equipment rack back six inches so I could access the chairs at the back of the table. A whistle rang out and all work in the hall stopped. When a NY union is working the show, you don't even nudge your own equipment.
I’m speechless at this, and what Marshall and Russ posted about unions. I think it’s a good thing I’m in residential construction currently and not commercial. Because I think I would go insane dealing with that!
To the OP’s issue. I agree it sounds like the dealership was trying to pull a fast one. Not a good thing. But, dish soap is a great way to check for leaks with propane. Sometimes, be prepared for small bubbles to show after a little bit, don’t go into it expecting fast, large bubbles necessarily like when a kid is blowing bubbles in summer. We’ve had small leaks just give small, slow bubbles forming.
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