Mikey P
Administrator
Not necessarily your best spenders, but maybe the three you enjoy catching up and spending time with.
Or if it's all about the mighty dollar to you, list your biggens.
1. Started with the newlywed couple back in the late 80's. Second visit she had a a tummy bulged. 3rd visit the baby was in the crib and slept through the cleaning. Each proceeding visit for the next 14 years the child would welcome me with drawings, snacks and drinks, showing me new toys, pets and so on...and always a big hug.
Tragically Dad died from a heart attack while out on a jog when the daughter was around 16 and the son was 10 or s0.
Mom remarried a few years later and their carpet cleaner was invited to the wedding.
Now in a different house, with the daughter living in Boston, Son is headed to college and the cleaning visits down to once a year. Usually no one is home any more but snacks are on the counter and the fridge is full of drinks for us.
2. Holly Hunter.
My wife is convinced that this lady, way out in the Scruz mountains was Holly Hunter hiding under a pseudo name the first time she called. She does sound and look just like here. SO down to earth and amazingly so much like my wife and I. a good 45 minutes goes by before I can start setting up to clean. She was my tech Ely's teacher in high school as well. We were there yesterday actually. The amazing Ely had 350 feet of hose set up in no time. The kid just hustles.
Holly always has a nice bottle of wine or bourbon for me, even if I'm not there that visit. We clean her moms house as well. She'll be coming to visit us in NV soon to scope out their possible retirement spot as well.
A $300 per wand per hour job almost always to top it off.
3. Toss up between our huge rug job up in San Fran where we pull in $2500 for 3 hours of work, or our twenty eight billion dollar man's super estate. Oompa Loompas peel our grapes and wipe our brows as we clean acres of clean carpet and mountains of clean upholstery.
Or if it's all about the mighty dollar to you, list your biggens.
1. Started with the newlywed couple back in the late 80's. Second visit she had a a tummy bulged. 3rd visit the baby was in the crib and slept through the cleaning. Each proceeding visit for the next 14 years the child would welcome me with drawings, snacks and drinks, showing me new toys, pets and so on...and always a big hug.
Tragically Dad died from a heart attack while out on a jog when the daughter was around 16 and the son was 10 or s0.
Mom remarried a few years later and their carpet cleaner was invited to the wedding.
Now in a different house, with the daughter living in Boston, Son is headed to college and the cleaning visits down to once a year. Usually no one is home any more but snacks are on the counter and the fridge is full of drinks for us.
2. Holly Hunter.
My wife is convinced that this lady, way out in the Scruz mountains was Holly Hunter hiding under a pseudo name the first time she called. She does sound and look just like here. SO down to earth and amazingly so much like my wife and I. a good 45 minutes goes by before I can start setting up to clean. She was my tech Ely's teacher in high school as well. We were there yesterday actually. The amazing Ely had 350 feet of hose set up in no time. The kid just hustles.
Holly always has a nice bottle of wine or bourbon for me, even if I'm not there that visit. We clean her moms house as well. She'll be coming to visit us in NV soon to scope out their possible retirement spot as well.
A $300 per wand per hour job almost always to top it off.
3. Toss up between our huge rug job up in San Fran where we pull in $2500 for 3 hours of work, or our twenty eight billion dollar man's super estate. Oompa Loompas peel our grapes and wipe our brows as we clean acres of clean carpet and mountains of clean upholstery.
