In a way it's sad that people can't say thanks. I blow at least 4 other drives and drive over 12 miles with a 100 plus HP tractor every time it snows. I no more than get home these folks, all 4 will call and tell me thanks and keep insisting that they owe me. I never try to collect but know that if I needed help they would at least try. I did do one woman's drive a couple of years when I had time. Long drive and she started the 2nd year being demanding. She knew I would get to her time permitting. The 2nd years she started calling me at 5:00AM wanting her drive cleared right now. I still did it when I got to it, normally around 1PM. The 3rd year I just told her I wasn't doing it. Funny thing is last year she ask me if I would do some brush cutting. I know she can afford to pay so I told her 50 an hour with a one hour minimum, and it would be several weeks before I could get to it. I was shocked when she accepted. I got here (1/4 mile away) and she kept wanting me to do and more. Worked out to 4 hours and she paid cash and tipped me 20 bucks.
I don't mind helping people out but I ain't a slave. And they could at least say thanks.
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