nothing. i'm the epidemy of blue collar success. can work circles around anyone in a warehouse. the job i did before by myself. they got 2 immigrants doing it now and they still can't do as much as i did in a shift. am i bragging. sure. if you can walk the walk..than by all means talk the talk.:toast:
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At my work they only have covered parking stalls for people of "importance". The rest of us gotta park our cars out in the direct sunlight. I knew that one of the higher ups wasn't going to be in today so I parked in his stall.
Got away with it for about a half an hour this morning before my boss came up to me and told me to move it out of that stall. I said "But he's gone today." He said it didn't matter, Move It!
For a half an hour it was almost like giving my car a spa treatment at work. Who knew covered parking was so precious only to the elite.
Got away with it for about a half an hour this morning before my boss came up to me and told me to move it out of that stall. I said "But he's gone today." He said it didn't matter, Move It!
For a half an hour it was almost like giving my car a spa treatment at work. Who knew covered parking was so precious only to the elite.
About a month ago my weedeater tossed a small rock and shattered the bottom pane of a two-tier storm door.
It's the kind that slides out and can be swapped for a screen. So client did that and I took the pane into a glass shop and had it repaired for $65.
It was the biggest damage "claim" a client has had to make on me since I was in Texas. Usually it's sprinkler heads or hoses I overlook in tall grass.
The last such claim was same deal...lower pane of back door, but this was in Arlington TX and it was a regular heavy wooden door with glass panels.
My first time at this person's house and he was real cool about it. I didn't charge him and since we had agreed for me to be the regular lawn guy he fixed it himself and I think I did like four mows (about $100) for him.
During which time I learn he's the Director of Operations at The Ballpark in Arlington.
We settled the door thing and I kept taking care of his yard and he tells me, "Any time you want to do a game, just call my office and I'll give you a pair of tickets"
I went to probably 50 games over next two summers before leaving to move here to Florida.
