Well that's just back fired on me :(
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Dansouthcoast84
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im guessing took longer than thought being dark outside
Formby plastering
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Well I used the old chestnut thinking that me asking for a hoover being late and all that they'd say just leave that we will do it.. boy was I wrong haha
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They'll ring you tomorrow and say you broke the hoover and need to replace
Formby plastering
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Just my look that! no I always brush the heavy up first just in case, but I didnt need that only just got in now budweiswr timeThey'll ring you tomorrow and say you broke the hoover and need to replace
PlanB
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I thought you said you needed a beer!
Formby plastering
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I take it you long a stronger beer
Clutch & Tap
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I'm a bit lost..? Looks a neat job to me.
Formby plastering
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Thanks no it was a hoover situation
jamesthefirst
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I had the same last week, he actually sat on the sofa and watched me hoover then helped me move the sofa to another spot and sat down again!
Formby plastering
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That's class worst than mineI had the same last week, he actually sat on the sofa and watched me hoover then helped me move the sofa to another spot and sat down again!
Danny
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They'll ring you tomorrow and say you broke the hoover and need to replace
yup
jamesthefirst
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Yes mate always use my own vacum, seen a plumber f**k someone's dyson up.
Costly in money and reputation.
Costly in money and reputation.
Clutch & Tap
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When I was an apprentice I thought I would be a clever boy and wash the buckets in the bath on the job we were on. So there I was pleased as punch and as smug as a sandboy.
Anyway 2 days later I left the tap running and went for my lunch, Half hour later the client is going mental as his bathroom was flooded out. I had to admit it was me, didn't realise the build up of Skimming would block the pipe.
I had docked wages and a slap on the back of the head. Learnt though....
Anyway 2 days later I left the tap running and went for my lunch, Half hour later the client is going mental as his bathroom was flooded out. I had to admit it was me, didn't realise the build up of Skimming would block the pipe.
I had docked wages and a slap on the back of the head. Learnt though....
Lastlaff
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Costly in money and reputation.[/QUOTE]
Always have your hovering 'outfit' ready to change into - this will encourage the lazy coont to do one of two things...1. Instant full payment, and to leave all hovering to him.I had the same last week, he actually sat on the sofa and watched me hoover then helped me move the sofa to another spot and sat down again!
2. He rushes out of the room and returns in his 'gimp-suit' to help out...run for the FOOKIN hills - unless that's what flicks your switch!
Danny
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I carry my own hoover on domestics. The housewives love it and you get plenty of brownie points, bacon butties brews etc and when she goes out to get your cash from the bank you can use the hoover to give yourself a bj while you wait
yup likewise... even if they offer to use theirs I never did... a henry hoover is the muts nuts