Awesome write up. They forget the midget strippers serving the ice cream. I'll help you out and submit that info in the "Letters to the Editor."
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Good evening,let the weekend begin.
oldognewtrick
In memory of
Mine already did, 4 days ago...
Emmett is the town next to us where the building is and it just sounded good. It flows well with the vintage look we are going for and sounds better than just one cream shop. Also opens up our possibilities for sandwiches and other things in the future
My time is coming up soon. LOL
oldognewtrick
In memory of
You still doing the craft brew thing too?
That's the plan
'Cause
NOBODY
Cause, is this better?
He worked all day, I had company, and since he's coming back at 8am, I told him to just leave it until tomorrow.
oldognewtrick
In memory of
Good morning y'all!
oldognewtrick
In memory of
Well....guess I'll take a shower and go look at a couple small jobs this morning. I should know better than to answer the phone....
Good morning Tom.
'Cause
NOBODY
Very much so.
But as said, the debris should be cleaned up before leaving. The owner/customer will notice little things like this and judge accordingly your work.
Good morning Ken.
oldognewtrick
In memory of
So true, I use to harp constantly on our crews during a roof install to keep the site clean. 99% of homeowners have no clue if their getting a good installation or not. Only thing they see is out their window. Messy job site=crappy installation.
'Cause
NOBODY
I was always taught that was the last thing of the day before leaving a job site, pick up all tools and clean up the site!
You would
I guess I'm just an old softie. I figured by helping the workers, it helps me with the final goal. This part of the house is all under construction, so we shut the door and don't see the mess. I also think the guy is more receptive to my requests, making a happy customer.
Oh, good morning.
Oh, good morning.
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