Re: Times must be tough
You guys are just being exposed to the numb nuts attitude, for the last two plus years Ive had all these wanksters beating on my pricing telling me how I should work for free its tax deductible, dont get discouraged by the cheap plunks out there trying to talk you out of your stuff, I have 4 car stalls worth of plumbing equipment and materials, Its business, if you have 4 stalls worth of car parts its business, Ive been through 5 cycles of recession in 30 years, if I junked all my plumbing stuff every time the housing market crashed Id be the laughing stock of the city, if Im slow I pound the street, if Im old I hire a young helper, If I lose my mind and scrap all my operating material and equipment and go to the Irish tavern on the green and tell my buddies that I just junked my stuff they are gonna laugh their goolies off and wet themselves and I will be a public arse, so please do yourself a favor and the next time you take a load of antique auto parts that are cherished by me and all of my fellow cash strapped enthusiasts to the junk metal guy for 50 bucks, stay out of this local public watering hole with that story, it just pisses me off, if I lived by you Id stop by your places and give you scrap value for all your junk, I could always just tilt the trailer at the yard if it was truly useless. And dont be cryin about being 70, my old man is 72 and he still gets up at 5 am,eats his 3 eggs sunny, drinks a case of Strohs, slings wrenches for 10 hours a day and pokes Ma 3 times a week, the more you cry about pain at 70 the more likely you gonna have pain at 90, the less likely you gonna die soon, thats my grandmas saying, she just passed at 97. Tough old Pollock.
