Those damned things will break the bank, I am thankful to have not dealt with em in over 20 years.
When I was younger and starting my path through this life, low paying jobs were always involved.
I worked at a lumber yard, I earned my class 1 license, now CDL A, and had a truss delivery up in the mountains over in Vermont. The owner convinced me, ( and I should not have) to go up this icy driveway so the bundles could be dropped near the job, vs they would have to skid or move by hand. Well I got that done, but could not steer backing down and got the trailer pinned against a tree.
To call for a wrecker, I had to ride into town with the new building owner, who had this death warmed over looking black lab in the car whose lower eyelids projected like tea cup saucers, all red and the dog stunk to high heaven. He was so darned old and such a disgusting mess, the car reeked horribly too, some people and hygene ! Rode back with the wrecker, he set up a snatch block and winched the trailer over, and I go back to the yard and home.
Few days later I wake up and itch, see these little things all over, !!$$#@!@*&^%!!!!! arrgghhh !!!! The ensuing tasks of getting my apt cleaned, all my clothing, carpet cleaned of them broke the darned bank, I had them call this S.O.B. and send him the bill for the wrecker and my fleas, was a few hundred and I did not make that in a week, get soaked for just showing up to work, what a sequence of events LOL !!!!!!
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