Posted by Tim in OR on October 29, 2009 at 20:33:49 from (76.105.225.121):
In Reply to: No brains ! posted by scott mcintosh on October 28, 2009 at 21:24:19:
I deliver lots of retaining wall stuff as well as brick and other masonry products. I am always going to jobsites and trying to figure our where I should put the product. I love the ones like today where the note on the paperwork says "look for the orange cones for placement". When I got done taking the straps off, the mason was standing there saying "the cones are there, but I will spot you". No questions that way. The fun ones are when they say "put it in front of the LEFT side of the garage". After the delivery, you get back to the branch and they tell you that they got a call that I put it in front of the wrong side. They were looking out of the garage in the direction of the street, I was looking from the street at the garage. I had the wrong left. Better yet, when the customer wants it delivered across a sea of mud that the forklift would never get thru. Oh well, A driver has to be Psychic. Tim in OR
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