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just curious but what do you do with the "gross items" sex toys, porn, etc i am noticing more and more in houses that are foreclosed the last 5 i went to had sex dolls 1 real doll that was actually worth $$$ problem iss my guys get all spacy and put hazmat suits on when half of them probably have bigger collections
All that goes in the trash.
Straight to the trash.....A good pair of disposable gloves is plentyQuote:
Originally Posted by Libertytow
avoid residential unless it is on the curb, that would fix all of the problems
but yes i would get it off the truck and get out of there ASAP
You did the right thing Burly, good for you. Think of the example you would have set for your employees if you had chosen differently.
Hopefully Sh*tforbrains will get the bid and you will be doing the cleanout at a later date.
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Originally Posted by RustyDollars
I STILL want that effing toolbox! ;-(
It was the first thing on my truck, and the last thing to come off, so you KNOW how hard it was to put back!
you did the right thing
Doing the right thing isn't always the easiest - after all we are human, not divine - but it is the best thing. Proud of you Burly Guy. Odds are, something good will come of it.
PS-if you do get the job, let me know and send one of my trucks up to help haul out the extra tool boxes or whatever.:D
I'm a chump. :-(Quote:
Originally Posted by Libertytow
ahhhhhhh your a smooth criminal in my book, Burly :cool:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceU4ANZKdOM
You do not have to have him sing it. Better if you do, but to keep you from being charged with theft you need to show due diligence.Quote:
Originally Posted by BurlyGuys
What you do is document this by printing his name and sign your initial by it.
Add a note that he was unavailable for the signature. You might still be out a few bucks worth of time, but it beats jail time and fines.
By doing this it shifts the negligence from you to him.