The good morning thread

[Scaf]

Why 6hours, couldn't it be an email?

Fair question but to be honest there is a lot to review and discuss to head off overbearing and over overburdensome legislation……. but topic is rather dull.

 

[midlifecrisis]

Fair question but to be honest there is a lot to review and discuss to head off overbearing and over overburdensome legislation……. but topic is rather dull.

I could understand if an industry has been woeful, but how many complaints have you received from your DIRECT customers?

 

[CatmanV2]

I could understand if an industry has been woeful, but how many complaints have you received from your DIRECT customers?

Depends on how you define 'direct'

C

 

[midlifecrisis]

Depends on how you define 'direct'

C

And that's the comedy of the post...

 

[Nayf]

Transcribing today.
Background sound includes: A) ticking watch
B) a yappy dog
C) crying baby


I want to rip my ears off

 

[Felonious Crud]

The day Scaf ever receives any direct complaints, I shall head straight for The Winchester Tavern.

 

[CatmanV2]

And that's the comedy of the post...

Yes, I was being facetious since it's often (although @Scaf ) can confirm, the relatives who pay the bill and therefore I would suggest are the customer.....

C

 

[Andyk]

Dan off to Prom…

 

[RoaryRati]

We will relax when he makes it home and glad you had an amazing time

Many thanks - of course he'd get home safely - especially after your tlc and with the forum's help if we weren't happy about anything. (tho' my evil side did think a trailer job for the return may save a few quid on fuel!!!)

 

[drellis]

Good morning, that's sad to see that wine go up in flames like that. That was @Bebs' top up order. The insurance alone will run into millions, damage to the wine, truck and bridge.
If there claiming what Bebs drinks was in that truck then theyll make a buck fast

 

[philw696]

Good Morning and we have made it to Friday
Have a Great one all nearly the weekend so stay strong.

 

[Andyk]

Good morning Phil and all. Have a celebration lunch in work to celebrate long service. Never worked in a business that has so much long service …. 20 to 45 years is the norm…

 

[philw696]

The longest I've worked for anyone is my self being self employed longer than employed.
Must treat myself

 

[CatmanV2]

Morning, all. TGIF. More physio this pm.

@Andyk your long service or someone else's?

Have a good one, all

C

 

[Felonious Crud]

@Andyk your long service or someone else's?

How rude. Andy's far too young to get a long service lunch.

Morning, all.

 

[2b1ask1]

Morning all, yep, I’m far longer self employed than employed. Mostly as when employed it would be local authorities and two years of senselessly banging one’s own head on a wall was enough for me!

a few local inspections today then to the yard to empty and load the van and change the oil in the motorbike and somehow figure a way of bringing it home.

Have fun all…

 

[philw696]

How rude. Andy's far too young to get a long service lunch.

Morning, all.

I do hope Lamb is on the menu

 

[CatmanV2]

How rude. Andy's far too young to get a long service lunch.

Morning, all.

Hah! I got a long service lunch. Granted it was only 5 years' long service but!

C

 

[RoaryRati]

Good morning from cloudy Britain - at least it will give me the chance to wash my beloved after his 3k+ mile trip, do the washing, cut the grass, sort the garden, etc etc - I think I'd rather pack my bags and clear off again!

 

[Andyk]

Morning, all. TGIF. More physio this pm.

@Andyk your long service or someone else's?

Have a good one, all

C

No me as I am only 4 years. 15 colleagues on site ranging from 10 years to 45 years service.