Punch me next time

The next time that I complain about the phone not ringing...somebody punch me in the throat.

I have been running 90 miles per hour this week and the jobs keep piling on. I knocked out 7 apartments today and a rental house. Later tonight, I have to do 2 grocery store entries and bathroom tiles. Tomorrow are 3 full houses and some furniture. Saturday is another rental house, some furniture that smells of dog, and at least 3 more apartments in the ghetto. Monday is a cat allergy job for the new owner (treat carpets, walls, ducts) and some more furniture.

Then there are still the 2 buildings of cgd that will take me and a helper about 13 hours to complete on Wed. and Thursday nights and I still have to report to the day job for 13 hour shifts starting on Friday.

I am already dragging and my helpers are back in College so they are limited to evening work, I am solo all the way. So, if I complain about a quiet phone in the future.....a good round house to the throat please.

Wow!!

Crazy how that works huh?!?.........it's either TOO much or not ENUF work in this crazy biz!

Glad it's picked up for you!

WOW, if you're close by I'd help ya, nonetheless jobs are piling up for us as well here, good luck Rob, don't burn yourself out.

I told you it was the calm before the the storm. You are a machine.

I had that about 2 weeks ago.....now it's just busy....not the chaos all the time make my life miserable busy....

Just miserable busy...LOL!

But I am the same....sure seems more comfortable when you see the schedule plugged up for 3 weeks with work, but then you have to do all that work.

Go get it and try to bank it for the winter....

With that much cleaning to do, why do you still have a day job??
That sounded like about $5k+.

Benefits are HARD to replace. Any job that provides benefits are a value just like a wage/salary.
Insurance, dental, eyeglasses, 401K, pension, etc. It adds up.

Freemind1 wrote:Benefits are HARD to replace. Any job that provides benefits are a value just like a wage/salary.
Insurance, dental, eyeglasses, 401K, pension, etc. It adds up.

That's exactly why. Having glaucoma and surviving a few health issues, being able to maintain a good benefit package is pretty important to me. Heck, the eye drops alone are over $300 per month without insurance.

It is a nice week though, too bad it is off-set by eating $1300 worth of hotel bill that I couldn't use.