Oh, dude, that's an easy one! The electrician and the plumber were both women. Boom, problem solved! Like, who says dads have to be dudes, right? Oh, wait, did I just blow your mind with that one?
Plumber #1 is a man and the husband of Plumber #2. Therefore he works with his wife and they have a son.
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Yes, he needs to work out the lengths of pipes and flow of liquids
This scenario is possible if the electrician is a woman and the plumber is her husband. In this case, the plumber is the father of the electrician's son. The riddle relies on the assumption that professions like electrician and plumber are typically associated with men, leading to the initial confusion.
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It depends on the type of machine. It could be a handyman, mechanic, electrician, plumber, engineer etc.
You will have to check you local codes. Sometimes if an outside plumber or electrician is involved they will have to pull a permit.
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Busboy, cook, waiter, plumber, electrician, musician ... just about anything except volunteer work.
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