Larry youz was right!

[Chris A]

...as usual. Remember that trash-heap of a convenience store out by you? Remember how you said I'd regret cleaning it? Well I just dumped her off, waaaay to much a PITA for 250 buckz... Some people are just impossible to make happy...

 

[Dolly Llama]

...as usual. Remember that trash-heap of a convenience store out by you? Remember how you said I'd regret cleaning it? Well I just dumped her off, waaaay to much a PITA for 250 buckz... .

it's called "paying your dues", Junior.... :mrgreen:


you should of seen Rodney (our local Chem-Liar out of Rootstown) trying to do that joint
That's was BEFORE they put in new carpet a few years ago...
it was a 30 yr old short pile nylon com so impacted with sand/grit/dirt it was as close to a DIRT floor as you get.....


oh, and fix your streaky jets or TURN DOWN your PSI
The jet distortion was obvious a month, two/3(?) ago.
i can't remember for sure when I noticed it

maybe it's time i solicit them again
we'll vac and encRap the joint for $400....... :idea:


..L.T.A.

 

[Chris A]

I haven't been there in 6 months... I don't think they'd had it cleaned since, but I think I was running like 600 psi at the time...

 

[Cameron1]

it's called "paying your dues", Junior.... :mrgreen:



Yesterday, I was doing an overflow job.....one that we could not fit in due to the heavy Holiday volume. T he guy writes the check and says, "There is nothing that can replace experience." When I asked what he meant, he said, “last year you sent 2 guys and it took then longer, but you did a better job today and in less time.

As I left, I reflected back on what he had said, and it almost brought a tear to my eye. It was like a validation of the last 31 years and as Larry says, "paying your dues".

 

[hogjowl]

I think I'm gonna puke.

 

[Jim Pemberton]

What is turning your stomach Marty?

Chris' humble acknowledgment of the sage counsel he received from Uncle Larry?

Larry's continued avuncular interest in a young man's success?

Or was it Steve's epiphany that at this stage of life and in his career that "he still got it"?

Would it bring you more happiness to have these men savaging each other over minutia?

Tell us more about the causes of these psychological disturbances to your digestive tract.

We care. Vomit is bad for keyboards, after all.

 

[Lee Stockwell]

:-)

 

[Torn]

What is turning your stomach Marty?

Chris' humble acknowledgment of the sage counsel he received from Uncle Larry?

Larry's continued avuncular interest in a young man's success?

Or was it Steve's epiphany that at this stage of life and in his career that "he still got it"?

Would it bring you more happiness to have these men savaging each other over minutia?

Tell us more about the causes of these psychological disturbances to your digestive tract.

We care. Vomit is bad for keyboards, after all.

That's funny!

 

[Ken Snow]

I must admit that I too am sometimes more interested in getting mixed up in the more rambunctious topics than reading the electronic bj's, but it is good to see some of the experienced men get validated vs picked on all the time by the younguns.

 

[Cameron1]

I think I'm gonna puke.

Uncle Ned,
The whole point of my post was not to gloat on my abilities, nor to bask in the sunshine of glory, nor to remind you of you Marketing inadequacies.... but rather , I wanted to build on Larry's point about paying your dues thru experience will make you a better and smarter cleaner.

Please try and keep up

 

[hogjowl]

Does that answer your question, Jim? :roll:

 

[Greenie]

"Would it bring you more happiness to have these men savaging each other over minutia?"

No.

But it is much better for ratings.

entertainment factor.

sad huh?

but true.

Ask Jimmy.