HyeClub Today

[KanadaHye]

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Yeah it is, but it's also quite clear after some time what people's motivation is for the things they say.

I think it's all in your head.

[KanadaHye]

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wait, isn't siggie getting her sink and stove top fixed? those kind of jobs are different from getting work done on your car at the mechanics or body shop.when a worker comes to your house to do contractor work they end up doing the job in a timely manner because they want to get out of there, because the alloted time they gave to come and help you is for you only and they do not have other jobs sitting to take care of say in a mechanics shop.

She was the one complaining of it taking forever.... since I do that kind of stuff myself, I don't have to deal with idiots.

[Siggie]

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How am I being a **** to you? This is supposed to be a forum where people exchange thoughts and ideas so we can learn from each other.

Yeah it is, but it's also quite clear after some time what people's motivation is for the things they say.

[KanadaHye]

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*shakes her head* Yes, that's me... incapable of appreciating any other POV. You just look for any avenue you can to be a xxxx to me don't you? You couldn't do it the thread where you disagreed with me so this is your outlet? I can't talk about what anyone else's experience with contractors is like, but in my experience and that of those I know (from what they have shared), it has been contracted by the job.
How you can expect me to look at another POV in this instance is beyond me.

How am I being a **** to you? This is supposed to be a forum where people exchange thoughts and ideas so we can learn from each other.

[Wowie]

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When you take your car to the dealership, they will charge you an insane amount like 60-90$ per labour hour. Do you really think the mechanic working on it gets even half or quarter of that? What motivation does that person have to get the job done in a hurry? Sometimes I've seen my car sit there for half an hour without it being touched because the mechanic was done in half the quoted time and they still charged me the full amount.

wait, isn't siggie getting her sink and stove top fixed? those kind of jobs are different from getting work done on your car at the mechanics or body shop.when a worker comes to your house to do contractor work they end up doing the job in a timely manner because they want to get out of there, because the alloted time they gave to come and help you is for you only and they do not have other jobs sitting to take care of say in a mechanics shop.

[Siggie]

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Again, you seem to look at everything from your point of view. What it costs you and don't seem to care how everything else works.

*shakes her head* Yes, that's me... incapable of appreciating any other POV. You just look for any avenue you can to be a xxxx to me don't you? You couldn't do it the thread where you disagreed with me so this is your outlet? I can't talk about what anyone else's experience with contractors is like, but in my experience and that of those I know (from what they have shared), it has been contracted by the job.
How you can expect me to look at another POV in this instance is beyond me.

[KanadaHye]

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this is news to me. from my own personal experience it has usually been contract for the job with time and labor calculated within the price.

When you take your car to the dealership, they will charge you an insane amount like 60-90$ per labour hour. Do you really think the mechanic working on it gets even half or quarter of that? What motivation does that person have to get the job done in a hurry? Sometimes I've seen my car sit there for half an hour without it being touched because the mechanic was done in half the quoted time and they still charged me the full amount.

[Wowie]

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this is news to me. from my own personal experience it has usually been contract for the job with time and labor calculated within the price.

[KanadaHye]

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No, because people want to contract for the job and so that's what they have to offer. People don't invite people to tear up their house without knowing ahead of time what it'll cost.

Again, you seem to look at everything from your point of view. What it costs you and don't seem to care how everything else works.

[Siggie]

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No, because people want to contract for the job and so that's what they have to offer. People don't invite people to tear up their house without knowing ahead of time what it'll cost.