Markyboy 50
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I think it's rained for 78 years in some part of Scotland. Every time u watch the forcast up there it's rain or snow or minus19
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I live with my middle daughter. Or rather she lives with me. Hasn't stopped moaning for 25 years. She's her mothers daughteri sack anyone who continually moans . customer or employee. nobody likes a moaner
I took one look at the weather, @clear view of silverton and decided today was an admin day. There are limits and today would be pushing the boundaries.Ive managed 1 £10 job then thought stuff this i value my life to much
The webbed feet and hands help to deal with all the water hey MarkyI agree mate. It's usually ok here in norfolk. Always get it all done. Poor lads up North must struggle
iv found over the years if you give them a real fright it puts stop to moaning . someone close to me suddenly stopped moaning after i told her id recently seen a foraging tube from a termite dangling from her ceiling . id been watching Attenborough on tv this gave me the idea.I live with my middle daughter. Or rather she lives with me. Hasn't stopped moaning for 25 years. She's her mothers daughter
Lol. I don't take any notice of her mate. She text me today and said can I go to the shop while I'm at work and get the curry sauce and some veg. I forgot the veg! Now she don't want the curry. I just said sort your own tea matey. I'm having curry. Moan to someone who gives a :turd:iv found over the years if you give them a real fright it puts stop to moaning . someone close to me suddenly stopped moaning after i told her id recently seen a foraging tube from a termite dangling from her ceiling . id been watching Attenborough on tv this gave me the idea.
if you think carefully most women hate insects . my ex hated bees/ i told her casually with a deadpan voice a friend was giving me two beehives for our garden.Lol. I don't take any notice of her mate. She text me today and said can I go to the shop while I'm at work and get the curry sauce and some veg. I forgot the veg! Now she don't want the curry. I just said sort your own tea matey. I'm having curry. Moan to someone who gives a :turd:
I don't get or understand why you 'set' certain days or weeks when you should get round. If you tell the customer its roughly every 6 weeks unless the weathers pony, that's it, no pressure on yourself.I am praying for cold weather wouldn't that be lovely, cold crisp sunny winter days of old? I don't feel comfortable cleaning customers windows in rain no matter what the results. I have a schedule that works, I do rounds according to weeks of the month for example one round is done on the first Thursday of the month, another round is done on the third Friday of the month and so on........... If I am late say the weather is rubbish on the first Thursday of the month round I'll go the next day or even the day after that if it's bad Friday, then next month it revers back to the first Thursday, this experiment has worked so far all winter even with all the rain plus when I call access issue customers the night before or to arrange payment most of the customers are expecting me it' worked a treat much better than weekly cycles.
Theres no pressure with set days either. Dint stress me out at all. I find that by Friday everything is usually done anyhow. And if it isnt...... well i'm not so wound tight I would let it stress me out.I don't get or understand why you 'set' certain days or weeks when you should get round. If you tell the customer its roughly every 6 weeks unless the weathers pony, that's it, no pressure on yourself.This way you can have time off for holidays etc and there's no need to try and 'catch up', you just start your work from where you left off because your not aiming for certain weeks. Been doing this for over 20 years and its never been a problem, it just takes the pressure off
When you say watching, on t.v or there? Either way, good luckIn fact I'll be more stressed Wednesday night watching to see if the mighty posh can beat the Albion.
WER'E ON TV
Other way round I'm afraid it takes the pressure off, this experiment has been in place so long now it's satisfied me that it works, for example because of xmas I was a week late on my 3rd Friday of the month round but because my customers know it's the 3rd Friday of the month they expected me next time in 3 weeks, this especially suits elderly retired customers who are generally well organised and put things on calendars I have 2 ladies who do their shopping Friday morning knowing I am there after eleven, I don't even have to phone them, one even gets the key off next door the day before (who works) so I can get to the back and she pays for the 2. If it's raining she knows I will be there the next day or even the day after. As for holidays I have about 10 days off xmas and 2 weeks in the summer. My work is scheduled over a 4 day week with the flexibility of using Saturdays and the odd sunday used for "catch up" so this works and takes the pressure off.I don't get or understand why you 'set' certain days or weeks when you should get round. If you tell the customer its roughly every 6 weeks unless the weathers pony, that's it, no pressure on yourself.This way you can have time off for holidays etc and there's no need to try and 'catch up', you just start your work from where you left off because your not aiming for certain weeks. Been doing this for over 20 years and its never been a problem, it just takes the pressure off