You are one talented artist.
I am no artist but I sure appreciate it.
Can we start a thread where Buzzers can show off their art?
Unless there is one already and I’m just oblivious.
AJ, either you post these from a desk top, or your thumbs are the most formidable this side of the Mississippi. And if you clacking these out on a keyboard, tour fingers are the most formidable this side of the Mississippi.
I feel you on the sting, but their loss man. From what I’ve seen, you’re top notch in work and attitude. That will last you longer. And you won’t have to have a landscaper hat for ruining lawns.
His wife told him, “You can only buy them if you need them. I don’t care what kind of crazy ideas you get. You can’t just buy shiny stuff because you think it’s cool and you have ‘plans’ for them.” So then he found the perfect job…
I’ve thought recruiting landscapers might not be a bad source. Might have to vett them a bit but I know a lot of guys get tired of mowing and sheering, want something more. Tree work is a nice shift because its much more diverse and they don’t have to clean up as tedious. But they still clean up...
Well said. It’s hard to start somebody in tree work, as an old logger that I worked with used to say is, “the hardest job in the world,” at minimum wage or close to it, when frickin’ taco bell is starting people at $17/hr.
Not sure if you’d even want to do this but you could set a single rope and tie the rig as a regular french prusik or a klemheist and run MRS off of a stationary line.
That’s rad.
Now, I’m pretty new on the scene as far as running a business and having employees, but I would describe the current employer/employee climate is that anyone worth their salt is either working for themselves, contracting or soloing and the like, or moving on to bigger, better things like unions...