Bryan S. Bennett
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Umm.....Reschedule my appt please (in Buffalo NY)
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Desk Jockey
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SHIT! 
dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
I hope your van is in the garage!
Bryan S. Bennett
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All I can think is....this dog is going to start pee'ing soon!
Ralph Pastorelli
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Send some to the Tug Hill region because the sled trails open on Dec 8th
Bryan S. Bennett
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Desk Jockey
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Move Bryan
Bryan S. Bennett
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Believe me I wanna go South. I'm glad Mikeys Fest is in Clearwater Beach FL. I'm going and probably staying. Its a great area!
Bryan S. Bennett
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The warmest part of the day so far......kinda feels like a heatwave from the last 4 days....
Bryan S. Bennett
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More pics from Buffalo
Shane Deubell
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Yeah im only 5'9, shoveling over my head now! 
Shane Deubell
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The funniest part its only on the southside of the city.
The north only has 6 inches, we have commercial jobs going on still.
The north only has 6 inches, we have commercial jobs going on still.
Desk Jockey
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Yeah im only 5'9, shoveling over my head now!
Desk Jockey
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How strange.
Russ T.
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Wow!!!!
That looks bigger than the famous blizzard back in probably '92!
My brother and I were skiing at Holiday Valley and headed back home to Rochester. I was 16 and ditched my mom's minivan on the side of the road. Fire Dept. came and got us.
Ended up spending @ 3 days in a hotel due to it being a state of emergency. All room and board paid for by the state!
Crazy lake effect snow at times. I think we got like 6 or 8 feet in 48 hours!
Be safe guys.
The Clean Machine
That looks bigger than the famous blizzard back in probably '92!
My brother and I were skiing at Holiday Valley and headed back home to Rochester. I was 16 and ditched my mom's minivan on the side of the road. Fire Dept. came and got us.
Ended up spending @ 3 days in a hotel due to it being a state of emergency. All room and board paid for by the state!
Crazy lake effect snow at times. I think we got like 6 or 8 feet in 48 hours!
Be safe guys.
The Clean Machine
Charlie Lyman
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Man, to think I was complaining about the 6 inches we got here.
Mark Saiger
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We are Taking 3 weeks in January to be in Clearwater Beach, FL. One of our favorite places.
We have a house rented down by the beach and me, the 2 puppies and wife are heading down for some fun in the sun!
Then back down for Mikey Fest on the Beach in April. This is a great location!
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Shane Deubell
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Busy at work this morning ....
Mark Saiger
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Busy at work this morning ....
Boy do I feel like this right now, but I just got to push hard to make up for such a bad Spring we had.
I am taking everything I can that makes money at this point!
So far...so good on that!
Now....keep pushing the body ..... Argh!
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Well, this is why i have an unconventional business plan.
To deal with these unknown unknowns.
Even though its a 130 year storm we still have cleaning jobs going on and a couple contract jobs.
Its a trainwreck for sure but we're ok. Could be living in India...
To deal with these unknown unknowns.
Even though its a 130 year storm we still have cleaning jobs going on and a couple contract jobs.
Its a trainwreck for sure but we're ok. Could be living in India...
Mikey P
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Was he typing "Indiana" and then the power died?
Mark Saiger
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I remember being really young when we lived in a small town in North Dakota.
My dad was a band director at the time. Our house was completely covered like that and we had to wait a couple days before someone could come shovel us out.
For some reason, we had no water either (maybe frozen pipe) and I remember my parents opening up a door like that to scoop snow with a cooking pot so they could boil the snow and water for use.
Wow....I had forgotten about that until this post.
Gonna have to talk to the parents and get that story again.
I think it was in Adams, North Dakota and was in the 1960's
https://www.google.com/maps/place/A...1s0x52c4804e3f6c287f:0xbaf1a04398fc1b8b?hl=en
UPDATE: I remember now why we had no water....the local city water tower for some reason caught on fire! The mechanical room below burned and it burned half way up the pipe to the holding tank above....weird what is coming back now....
My dad was a band director at the time. Our house was completely covered like that and we had to wait a couple days before someone could come shovel us out.
For some reason, we had no water either (maybe frozen pipe) and I remember my parents opening up a door like that to scoop snow with a cooking pot so they could boil the snow and water for use.
Wow....I had forgotten about that until this post.
Gonna have to talk to the parents and get that story again.
I think it was in Adams, North Dakota and was in the 1960's
https://www.google.com/maps/place/A...1s0x52c4804e3f6c287f:0xbaf1a04398fc1b8b?hl=en
UPDATE: I remember now why we had no water....the local city water tower for some reason caught on fire!
The mechanical room below burned and it burned half way up the pipe to the holding tank above....weird what is coming back now....
Shane Deubell
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Nah i meant india, pakistan or any other miserable hell hole.
This sucks dont get me wrong but its not that big of a deal.
Its a 1st world "crisis"
Shane Deubell
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WOW!
What a train wreck...
Fortunately my staff is a little bit older then most and i have a some real great guys.
They pretty much ran everything without me. Contacted some of the customers directly and just figured it out.
Just goes to show its not just about the %% you pay out but also the relationships you have with people.
I always look out for them and pay them in times of need. They did the same for me!
What a train wreck...
Fortunately my staff is a little bit older then most and i have a some real great guys.
They pretty much ran everything without me. Contacted some of the customers directly and just figured it out.
Just goes to show its not just about the %% you pay out but also the relationships you have with people.
I always look out for them and pay them in times of need. They did the same for me!
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JS41035
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Saiger" data-source="post: 4323714" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">That's how I grew up. Work like a dog during summer. Don't kill yourself in jan and feb. Might as well work on equipment or take a trip. Better to work and extra day in sept than a week in Feb.
I tell my wife when she wants to go on a trip in September or August. " every day I take off in August is a weeks worth of vacation in Feb."
Of course last Feb was noodles. Love the polar vortex thingy.
Desk Jockey
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Must have been nice. We worked like a dog in the summer and worked even harder in the winter. No rest for the wicked ya know!
Man father was a slave driver and we were live in slaves.
Desk Jockey
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The man was a horse.
He was always the first one here and last to leave clear into his 70's. Even in his 80's he came to work everyday at least to see what was going on.
Up to a few weeks before his death he would still stop in to check on us.
I miss him.
He was always the first one here and last to leave clear into his 70's. Even in his 80's he came to work everyday at least to see what was going on.
Up to a few weeks before his death he would still stop in to check on us.
I miss him.
Shane Deubell
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The man was a horse.
He was always the first one here and last to leave clear into his 70's. Even in his 80's he came to work everyday at least to see what was going on.
Up to a few weeks before his death he would still stop in to check on us.
I miss him.
He had good reason to keep his eye on you.
My father was the opposite, he couldnt wait to retire. Counted the days down... lol
