<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

This actually took place over several days. I was working on a water sourced a/c unit last week and had to run new pvc pipe to the unit. After running the new pvc i left and let the glue cure until my co-worker could get back to run the unit a couple days later. He ran the unit and everything was fine, so he finished up for the day and left the a/c running. My boss calls me this morning and tells me i need to get over there now, the owner called and said the place was flooded. I went there as quick as i could and there is about a foot of water in 2 seperate rooms, both of which were being used to store all materials and tools. The owner lost every spare piece of dry wall he had, several pieces of plywood, and some doors, idk how much it all cost him but i would guess a couple thousand dollars. It took us 6 hours to get rid of all the water and all the bad material and afterward found out that when the water level was high enough to go into the bathrooms the water started going down the floor drains preventing the water from going any higher.  After the clean up we did some investigating and found a pvc fitting to the water sourced a/c unit that me and my boss put together wasnt glued properly and broke loose and poured out water for nearly 2 days.
<bot>: me and my boss messed up on our job, water pumped out freely for nearly 2 days and flooded the building with about a foot of water. Owner lost a couple thousand dollars. Bathroom floor drains saved the situation from becoming worse.