Cleanworks
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Who knew Ofer was such a good looking guy? Looks like a fun class.
Notice Jim Pemberton - Fabric Pro Upholstery Specialist Class for the West Coast!
- Thread starter Mikey P
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Desk Jockey
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Yep, whuta lady killer! 
We should all be using a couch lift to clean the skirts.
We should all have a shop to clean the upholstery in just like the rug cleaners do with their rugs
Mikey P
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Cleanworks
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Wonder where he buries the bodies?Yep, whuta lady killer!
Sierra Clean Care
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Mikey P
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Cleanworks
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You gonna drink all that?
Joe Appleby
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SamIam
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That’s great get drunk then go clean upholstery
Mikey P
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Is there another way?
ruff
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Seems like all classes related to Mikey & Co. tend to end in a brew pub. Part of a great tradition. Love it.
Great class, Jim is an outstanding instructor and a master at reading people, let alone heavily soiled upholstery. And great people at this class.
Little Chavez and Doubting Tom. If you come to visit I'll show you where all the bodies are. But then, unfortunately, I'll have to ....you.
Consider it, if you will, part of the natural selection process.
Great class, Jim is an outstanding instructor and a master at reading people, let alone heavily soiled upholstery. And great people at this class.
Little Chavez and Doubting Tom. If you come to visit I'll show you where all the bodies are. But then, unfortunately, I'll have to ....you.
Consider it, if you will, part of the natural selection process
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Look how hard Mikey is trying to focus on whatever that guy is saying. Dude, he's half lit! How many beers did he sample?
Joe Appleby
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1st Pemberton class in California.
Sierra Clean Care
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Thanks to everyone who attended..
Jeff @ SCC
Sierra Clean Care
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A big thankyou to Joe Appleby. You’ve got a great setup, and a very gracious host.... you made us all feel very welcome, and treated us like ‘family’... THANKS JOE!
Jeff @SCC
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I hadn't wanted to take this class on the road, due to the number of things I need done to make it a good hands in learning experience.
Joe Appleby exceeded my expectations as both a gracious host and a hard working sponsor. He and his team couldn't do enough for me and the students.
"Thank you" just doesn't say enough.
And it was great to have so many MB friends there. It was like coming home....
Joe Appleby exceeded my expectations as both a gracious host and a hard working sponsor. He and his team couldn't do enough for me and the students.
"Thank you" just doesn't say enough.
And it was great to have so many MB friends there. It was like coming home....
Mikey P
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Sierra Clean Care
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Mikey P, big Jim, Jim Pemberton, Damon R, Ofer, Jeff @ SCC....
Thanks for looking after me like the ‘little brother’ Mike.... I owe you.... see you in a month...
Jeff @SCC
Have a safe trip back up to Canada. It was great meeting you.
Sierra Clean Care
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Damon, it was great meeting you aswell. Hope you made it home ok. Enjoy your day off.... now go catch up on ‘Deadliest Catch’.....
ruff
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Beside meeting all the great folks who attended. Great people with great attitude. And Joe who was a terrific host and as funny as always.
It was such a pleasure taking the class from Jim who's a wealth of knowledge. However, even more than the technical teaching, it was watching a master teacher at work. He deals with multiple people and million questions, different level of knowledge and experience and somehow the class moves along, not a single question goes unanswered, and everybody in the class ended up feeling like he was Jim's favorite VIP.
How you do it, Jim?
That for me was as important a lesson as the technical stuff.
It was such a pleasure taking the class from Jim who's a wealth of knowledge. However, even more than the technical teaching, it was watching a master teacher at work. He deals with multiple people and million questions, different level of knowledge and experience and somehow the class moves along, not a single question goes unanswered, and everybody in the class ended up feeling like he was Jim's favorite VIP.
How you do it, Jim?
That for me was as important a lesson as the technical stuff.
