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Dan - good points. I think people in general are aware and in tune with the gas prices. If explained to them in the proper context I would think that a potential customer would understand the "why" component on the price for a contract.
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We are seriously looking at the gas prices these days. Filled up my utility truck at Costco today at $3.799 per galloon. Took 20+ galloons. My other truck - GMC Sierra tops out at around $80.00.
Diesel is hovering at around $4.61.
Cost of materials across the board have gone up also.....yep I care!
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I like what Rick said..."things always seem to work out and miracles do happen"
Hey Rick - hope things are well....:lgwave:
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LOL - good one Beth.
At the end of the day it is my hope that ALL are trying to better the industry.....
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:lgwave: - LOL there Ken.
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Jim - Can you post some pics?
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Great thread as this is actually the type of feedback that the new organization will be looking for as it continues to establish it's direction. When I say establish it's direction - the direction meaning coming from the contractor community!
Great thread!!!!!
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That stuff is that nasty huh? Wow
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Looks great....quick ? and maybe it's the pic but is that stain on the retaining wall underneath the deck?
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Anthony - where at in S.Cali?
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Beth you are so correct. This has been the stumbling block in the past - listening to contractors. A mechanism will first be in place by the ***** in order to capture the path we must be one through direction and position of our contractors.
Making everything public will be essential however making everything public prematurely will not be the course the ***** will take.
The ***** owes the contractor and the industry a solid solid step forward to show that we are indeed very serious and motivated to make this an organization for the contractor. Once that footing is established and it will be established, then the public view component you speak of would be most appropriate.
Much talent lies within the BBS Community but also much talent lies beyond it as well.
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"The job of the teacher is not to know everything, but to know where to find everything." - Barry M
I am quoting you here Barry inpart as this is exactly the premise of how the new organization is establishing it's infrastructure as we speak. The revamping of the ***** has and will continue to take both traditional and non-traditional steps in it's efforts to form an organization for the contractor.
Very few people in the industry today are in the "loop" of the model we are using to accomplish this. As time goes by the model or map will purposely roll out to different segments of the industry for further tuning.
What is this model or map? It is the business plan for the *****.
Is there one today? Yes - it is being circulated to consultants and business minded people outside the industry walls.
Stay tuned!
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Welcome aboard Amen.
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whhooo hoooo. wooo nelly!!
had to get that out of my system...lol
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Hugh....gosh man I am very sorry to hear about that. Not sure how I would feel if I came home and found someone lurking around. mmmm.
Well, the ole' 38 would do the trick. Sorry to hear about your wifes jewerly.
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Jeff's the King!
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I know you were Adrian and I also know you are above all this petty name calling! You did the right thing by reporting it.
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Lets keep it professional guys.
Everybody knows the paint from WalMart supercedes any paint brand! :lglolly:.
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This is a good read folks....dive into it!!
Ken, thanks for sharing.
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Outstanding. I am sure you walked away from the ladies house, after not charging a dime, feeling good about what you did. Hats off to you. Life is to short.
Good job!!
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Networking, networking, networking is a beautiful thing!!
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It is hard to determine where people are on that "map" from a BBS environment as there is no checks and balances for verification purpose ~ nor do I think there was ever a purpose or a reason to do that. That is not a role a BBS plays and it would be difficult to determine where a particular person or business is at on the "food chain" just from their presence on the board. To understand and appreciate any individuals "business know how" to advance their company or offer services to assist companies in that endeavor I am firm believer that you must get to know that company and or service provider beyond your normal BBS interaction.
Case in point - I recently traveled to PA to the ACR RT. Met alot of great folks that I have known from the BBS's for many years. This enounter allowed me to "gel" our relationship one step further beyond our BBS relationshiop into a more business like affair. I was impressed with many folks business aptitude and their overall opionions on industry realted issues.
For example, I met Ken F. and had the opportunity to spend several hours with him over breakfast. Up until that point, he was nothing more to me then just as a internet BBS person that presented well thought out answers on some of the post or threads that I read. It was not until the "meeting" part was when I found out that the experience and talent that he displayed on the boards spilled over into our breakfast meeting and it was a natural migration. Same thing with meeting with Beth/Rod ~ John T ~ Rob Sanchez.
Just my .02
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Tony,
Sorry we missed each other in Vegas!
Can't find your email address...can you send it to me at newlookpowerwash@aol.com ?
Talk to you soon!
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The guidelines will be emailed out in a few days to the ones that requested it. I am knee deep in work right now.
Stay tuned!
Do we really care about the cost of gas?
in The Club House
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Hey Jon - how in the heck are you?
I wonder which state cost the most for fuel? Betcha Calif. is in the top 5 hands down.
I know the Flying J you are talking about Jon....have a few in the Bay Area and all down I-5 to Barstow/Vegas.