Found trash in the wall of friend's newish McMansion

If you ever look at a house under construction, it looks like this would be pretty common.

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I wonder how common this is now-a-days?

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As common as the Mexicans building the house.

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Why wouldn't you use a wireless access point

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He works from home on most days and runs servers out of the MIL suite, which is used as an office. Has a cox business Internet connection. Had the router and cable box back there and was relying on wifi and a wifi access point to get the signal into his home but it barely cost any money to run cat 6. He mainly wanted to run power and AV to his TV in the living room. The Ethernet and speakers were lagniappe.

It comes down to the quality of the subs. Cheaper contractor price has its downside. Unskilled labor sucks.

I would've put a decent Cisco WAP in the house (about a $1K) and been done in 3-4 hours.

Cat 6 is cheap, but labor-intensive.

What the hell?

There is/was trash (lunch/snack trash, and construction trash) buried all over my yard.

Home builders, contractors, home inspectors, realtors, pretty much anyone that has anything to do with building or selling a house are bunch of shady piece of shite squirrels.

You can't trust any of them. I've dealt with plenty of them and still haven't met one that isn't a cheeseball.

Renovating a portion of the back of my house that used to serve as a storage shed. Gecko shite everywhere. Damn Mexican geckos. Just shittin everywhere.

I've been an owner rep for about 10 new ship construction or yard repair and all the trades pissed and shite everywhere. On one job when they yard went to load the anchor chain in the chain locker both side were full of shite and piss, had to bring a tank cleaning company in to clean it and the brothers on the cleaning crew were not happy.

There was another one were a welder decided to take a crap in a welding rod can, when he stood up the metal edges cut open his nut sack. Still trying to picture how he did it.