"Um, that shit won't work"
"How about we pay you $14 million?" *winky-winky*
"Well, OK then"

One (1) for you, One for me (1)
Two (2) for you, One, Two for me (3)
Three (3) for you, One, Two, Three for me (6)
Four (4) for you, One, Two, Three, Four for me (10)

Now I can't 'unseen' that image in my mind...arrrggggghhhhh!!!!!!

anyone with half a brain (except for Bobby Brainworm) knew what they were doing was a pre-fail situation

I have worked with too many pool restorations to think this was done correctly

total in at least six figures, if not seven.

"Those vandals completely destroyed the beautiful and perfect lining so we are having to redo the entire pool very strongly!"

That number will be, of course, 85% palm-greasing and kickbacks.

Not for this project, but once. That makes them former perts.

Game over!

Now we have a fence to protect the algae growth. This is so fucked up.

because someone had some leftover from another job so it didn't cost them anything. $$$$!

It comes in blue....

And were they consulted before the drain and botch job?

To fix what nobody saw as a problem. The dark lining heats the water and algae blooms. Who have known? Don didn't. But arrest 6 people who's crime was checking out the pool. Now we get fencing so we can't connect with our monuments.

Incompetence from the top down.

Even the most braindead Trump supporter must be starting to notice by now.

... Trump is having innocent bystanders arrested and charged with vandalism, when the worst, most destructive vandal in this monumental clusterfuck is... DONALD J. TRUMP HIMSELF!

That stuff doesn't hold up to the sunlight. It has very minimal UV protection. I can't believe they used that on a shallow pool. I line my underground water tanks with it because they get no sunlight. And it's expensive.

Geez, why didn't they just use an epoxy pool coating? That's designed for pools.

Boy, they really didn't care if the pool was destroyed.

Can they do anything right?

But I heard this on "The Thom Hartmann Show" this afternoon from a caller. He called the reflecting pool "The Green Mile".
That should stick.

A large shallow pool, exposed to the Sun, exposed to whatever is blowing in the breeze - keeping it clear and clean.

I'd like to know from people involved in the past with that process how they did it.

And if they were consulted and involved in the current Green Mile debacle.