Glider Hauling
- Thread starter SMYTHE
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Good ole "PSYCHO BOB"
You get what you pay for if you are lucky you wont have to pay twice.
I've used him/them a couple times. Did the work @ the rate he quoted, just not on time delivery. While that is not the end of the world, the bigger issue is he says tomorrow, then next day it's tomorrow and so on.
Just say the truth so I can work with it to keep the customer happy.. so easy but people think lying is easier.
Now unless I have a week or so extra for delivery I won't use him because of that.
Just say the truth so I can work with it to keep the customer happy.. so easy but people think lying is easier.
Now unless I have a week or so extra for delivery I won't use him because of that.
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Glider Bob
Used him a number of times over the last 3 years or so. No big problems,
usually does a good job, still using him.
Used him a number of times over the last 3 years or so. No big problems,
usually does a good job, still using him.
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Man slashes throat in Alberta courtroom
WETASKIWIN, Alta. - A courtroom in this community south of Edmonton turned into a scene of bloody chaos yesterday when a convicted fraud artist began slashing his throat when he learned he was going to jail.
BY TIMES COLONIST (VICTORIA) SEPTEMBER 23, 2006
WETASKIWIN, Alta. - A courtroom in this community south of Edmonton turned into a scene of bloody chaos yesterday when a convicted fraud artist began slashing his throat when he learned he was going to jail.
Robert McDougall, 57, of Ponoka, Alta., had apparently concealed a blade inside a splint on one of his fingers, McDougall's lawyer Robbie Davidson said afterward. Court workers said McDougall will survive.
© (c) CanWest MediaWorks Publications Inc.
WETASKIWIN, Alta. - A courtroom in this community south of Edmonton turned into a scene of bloody chaos yesterday when a convicted fraud artist began slashing his throat when he learned he was going to jail.
BY TIMES COLONIST (VICTORIA) SEPTEMBER 23, 2006
WETASKIWIN, Alta. - A courtroom in this community south of Edmonton turned into a scene of bloody chaos yesterday when a convicted fraud artist began slashing his throat when he learned he was going to jail.
Robert McDougall, 57, of Ponoka, Alta., had apparently concealed a blade inside a splint on one of his fingers, McDougall's lawyer Robbie Davidson said afterward. Court workers said McDougall will survive.
© (c) CanWest MediaWorks Publications Inc.
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Yikes. Had dealings with him a few years ago and things kind of went sour saying that we didn't do what our confirmation had said even though everything was as agreed. He then proceeded to call the owner of my company rude and I guess seemed to like my disposition because he invited me out to lunch. Glad I declined that lunch, who knows where I'd be now.