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sometimes your the cow... sometimes the cow pie
- Thread starter peach
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fatboy
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Unfortunatelly, despite the hardest efforts, those compliments are few and friggen far between. But, we rise to the battle each day, right?
jpranch
Platinum Member
It is. We surly didn't get into this for the compliments or the money. It's a passion.
David Henderson
Registered User
Ditto, you guys doing the best we can is compliment enough.
globe trekker
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Most days, I would say it is an "affliction" rather than a passion!
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mtlogcabin
SAWHORSE
staff is being a pain, Remind them that everybody is replaceable
clients are being a pain, They will change
it's hot.. Move to Montana
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clients are being a pain, They will change
it's hot.. Move to Montana
Sunny
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Mostly Sunny
Mostly Sunny Extended Forecast
High: 66°
Low: 40°
High: 75°
Low: 43°
High: 83°
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Peach ( and everyone else)
Whenever this job seems miserable and thankless I remember my best inspection ever. It was late December and I arrived to do a final inspection of a house that had a bad fire and had been repaired. The owner was there to see how things went. This project had taken months and I don't even know where the family had been living. Anyway, when I signed the permit and told her she could move back in she burst into tears and grabbed me in a big hug. She sobbed out "now we can have a real Christmas".
Darn right my job is worth it!
Joe
Whenever this job seems miserable and thankless I remember my best inspection ever. It was late December and I arrived to do a final inspection of a house that had a bad fire and had been repaired. The owner was there to see how things went. This project had taken months and I don't even know where the family had been living. Anyway, when I signed the permit and told her she could move back in she burst into tears and grabbed me in a big hug. She sobbed out "now we can have a real Christmas".
Darn right my job is worth it!
Joe