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03-31-2004, 10:38 AM
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wow, I couldn't even imagine how angry I'd be. probably something along the lines of "hulk smash!" sorry to hear it, man.
I know many people complain about insurance companies a lot, but I guess they come in handy at times, eh?
I know many people complain about insurance companies a lot, but I guess they come in handy at times, eh?
03-31-2004, 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted by HIMNI RACING' date='Mar 31 2004, 08:55 AM
Yeah, and the only reason the insurance comps. work as hard as they do for "you", is from them. Not's because they care about their customers or service. It's about their wallets.
I'll make this quick.
Worked in Sydney, with my dad's company and I had a $95,000 job going. 18 workers for a government car park, 2 floors high 90 cars carpark. Our architect gives me carpark lay out and collums locations, mesurements, all the paper work crap for the new development area. Job completed in 4 months, 1 month ahead of schedule(sweet $10.000 bonus for me) and at the end of all that the architech comes back with a government rep telling me and my dad that the carpark is on the wrong side of the street. My heart hit the floor and my dad took it from there. I wonder what the architect is up to these days.
03-31-2004, 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted by TyresmokinRx7' date='Mar 31 2004, 12:31 PM
True very true. Unfortunately been there too, but not that bad.
I'll make this quick.
Worked in Sydney, with my dad's company and I had a $95,000 job going. 18 workers for a government car park, 2 floors high 90 cars carpark. Our architect gives me carpark lay out and collums locations, mesurements, all the paper work crap for the new development area. Job completed in 4 months, 1 month ahead of schedule(sweet $10.000 bonus for me) and at the end of all that the architech comes back with a government rep telling me and my dad that the carpark is on the wrong side of the street. My heart hit the floor and my dad took it from there. I wonder what the architect is up to these days.
I'll make this quick.
Worked in Sydney, with my dad's company and I had a $95,000 job going. 18 workers for a government car park, 2 floors high 90 cars carpark. Our architect gives me carpark lay out and collums locations, mesurements, all the paper work crap for the new development area. Job completed in 4 months, 1 month ahead of schedule(sweet $10.000 bonus for me) and at the end of all that the architech comes back with a government rep telling me and my dad that the carpark is on the wrong side of the street. My heart hit the floor and my dad took it from there. I wonder what the architect is up to these days.
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