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[arff]

Be busy next few days with work

 

[arff]

Will be ready

 

[Trashy]

Raining in Cowtown, trying to send it to Milo direction

 

[snopro]

Raining in Cowtown, trying to send it to Milo direction

Thanks Doug! It appears to be working! Lol

 

[ferniesnow]

Raining in Cowtown, trying to send it to Milo direction

Huff and puff and point towards the south and little east!

 

[ferniesnow]

That Ken needs all the help we can give him.

 

[ferniesnow]

What with the weeds in his ditches, the oil/grease jobs he has to do, riding his mower around, on his knees praying for rain, and a myriad of other things.

 

[ferniesnow]

Bike ride finished.

 

[ferniesnow]

Nothing exciting today. The lake is steady as it goes.

 

[ferniesnow]

Not a big increase in the last couple days.

 

[Trashy]

I swore I would never be a drywall supervisor again....... And I had a phone interview this morning and a in person one Monday morning

 

[Trashy]

It's sooooo difficult to get into equipment operations, because no one is training right now. The all want experienced operators

 

[snopro]

I swore I would never be a drywall supervisor again....... And I had a phone interview this morning and a in person one Monday morning

What are your duties as a supervisor Doug? Do you just coordinate jobs, check on the finished product so to speak? You wouldn't actually do drywall work yourself would you? Thats a young mans job

 

[Trashy]

What are your duties as a supervisor Doug? Do you just coordinate jobs, check on the finished product so to speak? You wouldn't actually do drywall work yourself would you? Thats a young mans job

I don't do the job myself. But a lot of builders will hold the drywall supervisor accountable, when the sub-trade doesn't show up, or make a promise that they didn't doo (like saying their working the weekend and never showing up). It can be extremely stressful at times.
Similar to you having the dealership and saying that BuRP has promised you 1000 sleds, you tell the customers this. 800 get booked, but 650 only show up. This is not your fault by any means, but you are still being held accountable for the missing sleds and irate customers.

 

[snopro]

I don't do the job myself. But a lot of builders will hold the drywall supervisor accountable, when the sub-trade doesn't show up, or make a promise that they didn't doo (like saying their working the weekend and never showing up). It can be extremely stressful at times.
Similar to you having the dealership and saying that BuRP has promised you 1000 sleds, you tell the customers this. 800 get booked, but 650 only show up. This is not your fault by any means, but you are still being held accountable for the missing sleds and irate customers.

I see. Yeah its tough in the trades. Its like being a traffic cop getting the trades to sync up and all show up when they are supposed to. Homeowners get pizzed when deadlines aren't met.

 

[arff]

Evening time

 

[arff]

Food cooking

 

[arff]

Making some supper

 

[arff]

Pasta and chicken

 

[arff]

Val is work work work