Hey Irving, want to rent my snowblower so that you can get more jobs done ?
( Notice that I didn't say borrow......)
I'll give you free training on my driveway and the elderly neghbor's driveway that I do.
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Hey Irving, want to rent my snowblower so that you can get more jobs done ?
( Notice that I didn't say borrow......)
I'll give you free training on my driveway and the elderly neghbor's driveway that I do.
I thought about that, but I'm not sure if anyone will even respond to me. I only made the post for the immediate neighborhood (only 124 houses are members), and should have done it for the surrounding.
Also, I doubt your snow blower would fit in my car. Thank you for the offer though.
So while I think this is supposed to mostly be funny (I don't know anything about the show) this tiny house is actually pretty dang cool with the moving walls.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPMmxcWQvjQ
Why no cobra ins coverage from work?Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
$20 per sidewalk and up to front steps is a deal. You might charge that for up to 6". Start getting serious accumulation or the wet heavy stuff. We'll be reading your next thread titled
ASK A PERSON SITTING IN THE ER, ANYTHING.
There is Cobra from work, but it is extremely expensive. It'd be cheaper to just get the full plan I was quoted for what we'll most likely end up getting anyway ($8,400ish/yr for new plan vs $11,500ish/yr company plan). Instead, we're going to get temp insurance in the mean time. It's about half the price (including with picking up Aflac in addition) and has the same coverage, with the exception of not covering preventative stuff, which everyone pretty much just got taken care of this month. You can have temp insurance for up to 11 months. Since my company insurance ends tonight, I can step right into a temp policy for the rest of this year. Since all the plans are extremely high deductible plans, you're pretty much paying everything out of pocket anyway.
As for the $20 for sidewalk, it was a great deal. The dude had so much stuff in his driveway that I couldn't have shoveled it even if I had wanted to, and he still offered me $20 to do the sidewalk and front door walk. Hope he hits me up again tomorrow.
Go to town , enjoy that 1099 income ;) Be nice if you get lots of, sure $20, thanks for doing it.
Don't kill yourself shoveling snow, Irving. :)
Has anybody actually seen a flat and straight furring strip?
So far at zero jobs and a single inquiry about price, I'm very much alive.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
What's this snow thingy the keep talking about on the news?....