I am not exactly sure what the result would be. THANKS 4 the help!
I was laughing my head off when he disrespected Dean. Then later in the match Dean and Roman was pushing each other. A break up is coming real soon.
usually its pretty easy depending on the car. Make sure the car is off and parked. thats all.. and make sure that when you will take it out there is nothing electrical around it to spark the gas that will come out. other than that its simple take off the two hoses and reconnect them to the new one.
Do you mean where they are hooked up like a home system? Like where you have a fire or somebody breaks in it registers elsewhere? No such law to have that sort of thing apllies to companies. Some businesses just have the required annual fire inspecter come around and if there i fa problem they call 911. But most use the remote monitoring thing as it is tied into the entire entry and access system. If any type of alarm goes off the company calls you. if someone does not answer the phone they will send out the police or fire dept. A lot do it because they get a huge discount on various types of insurance. What you pay for it can be written off as a business expense. Plus if an employee, guest or customer is injured having it can sheild the business from certain liabilities. It helps the business because they can show due diligence. But it is the smart thing to do in a hotel. Lots of people coming and going and you never know what people are doing in their room. There is no law (assuming you are in the US). There may be in some local jurisdictions though. You did not say exactly why you are asking. If you really want to know call the local Fire Marshall and ask him or even have him forward you a copy of the specific law if there is one.
