Don't need to worry. He'll be out of business in no time.Chimney Champions
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Most Chimneys done for $300?????
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Don't need to worry. He'll be out of business in no time.
I know work is slow for alot of masons, but for $300.00 your better off flipping burgers.
I wouldn't piss on your chimney for 300 bucks. I will be sure to call this moron tomorrow morning.
what a hack... everyone knows it is REALLY treefiddy 
when will they ever learn
when will they ever learn he already is "out of business" or out of work anyway. People are desperate for money right now. 300 bucks for a couple few days of work is a hell of alot better than watching your kid get skinny.... and it's still much better than flipping burgers still. It sucks for the industry but whataya gonna' do?
300 huh
All I can think is that "chimney" in Chicago must mean what "smoke chamber" means where I live....
All I can think is that "chimney" in Chicago must mean what "smoke chamber" means where I live....
Are you serious?he already is "out of business" or out of work anyway. People are desperate for money right now. 300 bucks for a couple few days of work is a hell of alot better than watching your kid get skinny.... and it's still much better than flipping burgers still. It sucks for the industry but whataya gonna' do?
So you have no problem with someone working on a chimney for two days for 300.00?How much of that 300.00 do you think they spend on insurance?Or WC? What happens when something goes wrong?Something always goes wrong eventually.Who pay's for it?100% bud!
$200 = Racks-R-Us or Handymen kinda (w/o insurance/licensed, etc.)
Cash-N-Go system...?? :whistling
Cash-N-Go system...?? :whistling
If I wanted to lose money that fast I'd take up day trading.
:laughing:If I wanted to lose money that fast I'd take up day trading.
Jack, have you ever tried day trading? I got sucked into that crap. Thought I could sit at home all day and make big bucks. Read a bunch of books, got some magazines and opened a TD Ameritrade account. Put $5,000 in. 2 days later I had $11.10 left. So ended my stock broker career.
Better off learning to play online poker.:laughing:Some people actually make a living at that...Jack, have you ever tried day trading? I got sucked into that crap. Thought I could sit at home all day and make big bucks. Read a bunch of books, got some magazines and opened a TD Ameritrade account. Put $5,000 in. 2 days later I had $11.10 left. So ended my stock broker career.
Stocks is paperware, easy to evaporate in thin air, uncontrollable & untouchable.
Invest in Real Estate is better becaase it is "REAL", improve-able,... & Touchable!!?? :thumbup:
Invest in Real Estate is better becaase it is "REAL", improve-able,... & Touchable!!?? :thumbup:
There are 2 empty lots in town that I might buy. Same guy owns both of em. He'll let me have the pair for $35K, that's a $10K discount. Both are big enough for duplexes. Wham, bam, that's 4 rental units right off the bat. That might be my next venture.
I totally agree.But....around here houses that where going for 700,000 three years ago are worth 450,000 now.Some people that bought when the buying frenzy was going are hurting if they where looking short term.Stocks is paperware, easy to evaporate in thin air, uncontrollable & untouchable.
Invest in Real Estate is better becaase it is "REAL", improve-able,... & Touchable!!?? :thumbup:
In all fairness Jack that's California. You are definetely through the looking glass and down the rabbit hole. Down is up and up is down.
Tell me about it....300k for a 975 sq.ft. house...And that is a good deal.In all fairness Jack that's California. You are definetely through the looking glass and down the rabbit hole. Down is up and up is down.
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