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Thread: Cedar chest repair WIP
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25th October 2009, 03:29 PM #16
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26th October 2009, 08:04 AM #17
This job nearly turned into a freebie.
When the client & his wife came to pick it up, they also brought a bottle of wine.The wife asked whether she should give the money to me or to SWMBO. I told her to give it to SWMBO (saves double handling
) while her hubby & I loaded the chest into their van.
After they'd gone, I asked SWMBO if she had 'my' money. 'No', she says, 'they didn't give it to me. No worries, I'll be seeing her tomorrow - she'll be embarrassed that she's forgotten.'
This morning, I went to put the bottle of wine away, crumpled up the bag & was about to throw it in the bin, when I realised it had something in it. 'Oh', thinks I, 'they've put a card in as well.'
Guess where the money was.
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26th October 2009, 09:26 AM #18
Great looking result at the end of it there Alex.
A good save from the bin too.
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