job or no job, should i take it

**corycouch** · 04-02-2012, 05:41 PM

we have only done this a few times, but %50 is what we do and stick with it or we dont do it at all. hold out for the 50 he will come around trust me i know, theres not many guys or gals like us with the gumption to take on such jobs and have the ability to get it done, and im not sure about the railings your talking about but it sounds like your going to be doing some work for free unless ive read it wrong.

**danielms** · 04-04-2012, 05:43 PM

Originally Posted by corycouch

we have only done this a few times, but %50 is what we do and stick with it or we dont do it at all. hold out for the 50 he will come around trust me i know, theres not many guys or gals like us with the gumption to take on such jobs and have the ability to get it done, and im not sure about the railings your talking about but it sounds like your going to be doing some work for free unless ive read it wrong.

good call, he came back and now all i have to do is hookup and go.only 5 loaded miles and 15 total unloaded round trip miles from home, 1/2 day at worst. i will settle for 25% because I have to do nothing but drive and make shure the yard scales are rite. i will weigh first and after unloading on some cat scales .I do not trust the yard he wants to use. pay is a little low but he will have house cleanouts for me. also he has a large building that he has been thinking of opening an auction house in, but has no auctioneer. I have been thinking of opening an auction house also and have planned to send the ol'lady to school to learn the trade and get liscenced once i get back to work in a couple of weeks.then i will go to school for the same thing, along with my 100/200 ton master mate liscence. next winter will be very long for me.