What would you do in this situation

[Desk Jockey]

 

[Old Coastie]

Oops, I meant "boot."

Had ya going there didn't
I, Richard?

 

[Desk Jockey]

Lets just say I was hoping you washed your hands in Atlanta.

 

[Newman]

My new guy just backed into the drivers door of a parked car, his own car! My bumper is fine, his ego is dented.

 

[Newman]

I clonked a pole and partly buckled the rear bumper, a steel c-beam. The elves could not have been happier, the stinkers.

So I wrapped a chain around a tree and hooked it to the crinkle, then tugged it back out.

One chain hooked up to a dozer as an anchor, the other to my one ton van = frame rack.

 

[Mikey P]

You hired a guy who drives that 69 sedan?

 

[Newman]

You hired a guy who drives that 69 sedan?

I drive the 69 sedan. Lots of people hire me

I can not remember how many cars I have straightened out with my trusty chains. Just a pull here and a tug there.

 

[Nate The Great]

Here we just use the telephone pole... If it breaks, it's not ours....

 

[Brian H]

You hired a guy who drives that 69 sedan?

I'd drive it!! It's my birthday June 9th.

 

[Joe Appleby]

In California they get 3 paid days off for the pole running into their bumper.

 

[Desk Jockey]

I'd drive it!! It's my birthday June 9th.

Happy belated Birthday!

I quit doing birthdays, I didn't like getting older.

 

[ruff]

In California they get 3 paid days off for the pole running into their bumper.

LOL.
Always waiting for Joe's brief, pointed remarks.
Surely he'd post more, had he not been too busy hiring new people all the time. Mike, why don't you double Joe's salary?

 

[Brian H]

Happy belated Birthday!

I quit doing birthdays, I didn't like getting older.

Thanks. I figure if every one forgets about your birthday, it doesn't count.

 

[Desk Jockey]

I figure if every one forgets about your birthday, it doesn't count.

I wish.
Birthdays, Father's day, Christmas, I really don't like getting gifts. I enjoy giving them but never receiving them.

 

[Kathleen]

I would go with
2. You tell them to be more careful in the future and move on.
Mistakes have to happen and we need to be understanding of them. It is part of our cost to cover our staff mistakes if can't file an insurance claim. He will definitely pay more attention in the future. I don't think that firing him or making him pay for it is the right way to go.