To be honest if I could work at night all the time I'd really preffer it. In fact I actually have a light tower that I need to get operational again when the time and money get right. Granted I don't think my wife would like it, in fact I know she wouldn't as the airport job I did back toward the beginning of last year was a 3rd shift gig, but for me I've always been more inclined to work after dark than I've ever been during the day....and that sucks when you do this kind of work for a living...
As for a logo, I was just fooling around with the "give a hoot" deal. To me something goofy like that tends to tell me the business is more worried about having a catchy saying to get you to think about them when you need something done than they are doing quality work which does the samr thing. Personally I'd rather do good work and get called back because of that than to get business any other way.
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