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Help! I am trying to help an impatient, plumbing illiterate friend replace a bathroom vanity. I helped him remove the old vanity/faucet and get the new one set into place. The problem now is that the depth and width of the new vanity is smaller than the old one and the drain doesn't line up. The trap pipe doesn't adjust in or out from the wall so I turned the trap itself to the side and purchased a flexible/expandable piece of plastic piping thinking this would solve the problem. Unfortunately, the tailpiece from the new faucet doesn't have a threaded end on the bottom, so there is no way to affix that new piece. Any suggestions? There must be way to do this fairly simply! Why does plumbing, which seems like it should be simple, always turn out complicated?!