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Brian Shannon
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by Brian Shannon » Wed, Jul 04 2007, 8:06PM
Just wondering who else had to work the holiday. Is self-employment worth it?
Brian Shannon
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Posts: 979 Joined: Thu, May 19 2005, 10:50PM
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by Brian Shannon » Wed, Jul 04 2007, 8:07PM
I must not have done the pole thing right...
DaleKern
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by DaleKern » Wed, Jul 04 2007, 9:00PM
Brian,
Only worked 12 hours - 1/2 day
Seriously, I did put in about 7 hours then had to fire up the grill!
Dale
Gene Kimmi
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by Gene Kimmi » Wed, Jul 04 2007, 9:36PM
I got to put in a short day too. Only 9 hrs. Even had an employee volunteer for 4 hrs this morning.
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Brian Shannon
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Posts: 979 Joined: Thu, May 19 2005, 10:50PM
Location: Los Alamos, CA
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by Brian Shannon » Wed, Jul 04 2007, 10:15PM
Yeh, I worked 'till 2. I worked a 14 hr day on Valentine's Day and THAT didn't go over well...
Chris Robinson
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Posts: 162 Joined: Thu, Jun 02 2005, 12:15PM
Company Name: Chris Robinson
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by Chris Robinson » Thu, Jul 05 2007, 8:24AM
Yep, I worked 9 hours but at my Grandmother's house. She wanted a new floor!
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Michael S Murray
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by Michael S Murray » Thu, Jul 05 2007, 8:39AM
Ya, count me in for 12, BUT, I had last sat and SUN off, so I guess I should not complain, no one cares anyway!!!
Jeremy Schiffer
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Posts: 1168 Joined: Tue, May 10 2005, 9:36PM
Company Name: Corlane Custom Cabinetry LLC
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by Jeremy Schiffer » Thu, Jul 05 2007, 3:06PM
Count me in for 9 hours... was too tired to grill or shoot any fireworks (didn't have time to go shopping for it anyway!) so we went and sat in the road and watched the neighbors shoot their fireworks.
Yeah, it's worth it.
Leo Graywacz
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by Leo Graywacz » Thu, Jul 05 2007, 4:36PM
Yup, worked 9-5, what a concept, an 8 hour day. Started a new kitchen and wanted to get going on it. It was a cloudy day that ended up in rain so it wasn't worth taking the time off anyway. Normal day is 10-12 hrs.
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Michael Yeargain
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Company Name: Timeless Cabinetry and Mantles
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by Michael Yeargain » Fri, Jul 06 2007, 8:02PM
Guess I missed all the fun with the forum; and all the hard working people over the weekend; while I was in the mountains for five days... oops I probably shouldn't have said that Hhhuuu?
Sorry I feel for ya.
I really do.
I have been there, got the shirt, wore it out.. . went back got a pair of shoes and darn if I didn't wear them out too.
Cheers to your success: for all the hard work and effort you endured.
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Scott A Briggs
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by Scott A Briggs » Thu, Jul 12 2007, 7:28AM
Worked my other job....24 hours as a Paramedic, saving people from fireworks, alcohol, and over soaking their grills with gas!
Jody Wilmes
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by Jody Wilmes » Thu, Jul 12 2007, 12:00PM
Worked a little on my MiniBar...
Forrest Chapman
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by Forrest Chapman » Thu, Jul 12 2007, 12:28PM
I'm sure Jody means he worked on emptying his mini bar.
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by Jody Wilmes » Thu, Jul 12 2007, 4:26PM
Forrest Chapman wrote: I'm sure Jody means he worked on emptying his mini bar.
Brian Bauer
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by Brian Bauer » Sun, Jul 15 2007, 6:48PM
Man i feel lazy i only installed doors and shelves for a few hours onsite, concrete contractor was there looking at driveway and said you can't work today. I says why just another work day good as any;)
Cept for the fact that we are supposed to be celebrating our countries independance.
Been gone for a while, Divorce and all, But back with a vengance and a new build of E cabs. armed and ready to go.
Brian
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