[tjbnwi]

They had a green one also, I remember the soap in the post too.

A blow up Dino was popular also.

Tom

 

[Tinstaafl]

This was more my style...

 

[VinylHanger]

But since radio hadn't been invented yet, what did you listen to?

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[nickko]

When I was a youngster those many many years ago I worked weekends at my fathers service station. I was a Sinclair, one of the promos was a Dino the Dinosaur 9V transistor radio.

Tom

That's funny. My dad and uncle had a Sinclair station back in the 60's and we had Dino the Dinosaur soap.

 

[TxElectrician]

This was more my style...

I was telling my crew this week about the radio shack transistor radio kits

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[tjbnwi]

That's funny. My dad and uncle had a Sinclair station back in the 60's and we had Dino the Dinosaur soap.

Dino soap on a rope...

Sinclair is still an available brand in some areas I drove through heading west.

Tom

 

[KAP]

Dino soap on a rope...

Sinclair is still an available brand in some areas I drove through heading west.

Tom

They still let you ride them?...

 

[tjbnwi]

They still let you ride them?...

It would be age discrimination or fat shaming if they didn’t….

Tom

 

[Mr Latone]

Music on the jobsite should revolve around some respect and courtesy. It does seem a lot of people are unaware of their surroundings. New construction jobsites are probably the most forgiving. I never understood the lack of appreciation some crews have for an established residential neighborhood and how loud music might affect potential customer's (neighbors) reaction. As is obvious in the responses to this thread, some people just don't like it. If the music can be clearly heard by the next door neighbor, it's too loud......especially when certain kinds of music already have a limited audience.

I do play music though a bluetooth speaker quite often. I am completely (well mostly anyway) aware of my surroundings and adjust volume accordingly.

 

[3rd4thGEN]

This was more my style...

Did you hear the SS Titanic go down?

 

[AustinDB]

I switched to TuneIn Radio app for FM on the phone/bluetooth, solved the reception issue when far from the source.

lived in Dover for 15yrs-remember when that was released.

 

[AustinDB]

I laughed when I heard Apple was discontinuing the earphone plug and how they thought it would go wireless-have to agree that it's been one of the more helpful things that's happened for me. I'll wear the Air Pro's b/c of the sound cancelling which helps when running tools.