What was really strange was, the owner of this outfit I worked for was about 3 years older than I at the time, we were in our 20's but he grew up in this business, ran highway crews, his dad was the best, and was formerly a partner in that large company that has done very well, with an impeccable reputation, I had them on a huge state job in '98-'99, you will not find any better in that business around here. Both of them knew better, thats the part I never got, they were not new at this, heck, his dad taught me how to run excavator, dozers I knew since a kid, just a great guy to work with, he was in that excavator when I was hanging from the rope, big smile on his face when he turned back from casting the previous bucket, it was comical, but could have been deadly too. It was fine sand, high water table. 2 things we got after that job kicked our proverbial @sses, a trench box and a 1000' of well points ! I never got why we did not have those things when we mobilized. I still see him around, he always treated us good on the pay, we worked hard, but I appreciated that, just the sand surfing in the trench was a little odd ! LoL!
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