Move a gun safe?

[N2TRUX]

Originally Posted by Jerry Jones

Ya right Mike, I don't trust those guys to pull my weeds!

Those guys pull weeds just fine...

[Jerry Jones]

Originally Posted by N2TRUX

Those guys pull weeds just fine...

Agreed, I just don't want them casing my house while they are doing it.

[Sillyoldman]

I wish I had the the money to hire them. Those fellas are some hard arse workers. For now I have to look past them as I leave the parking lot. My hat is off to them. They will stand on a corner all day for an opportunity to feed their family. If anyone wants to hand money out their car window that's the place to do it, not freeway exits or intersections IMO.

[Jerry Jones]

Originally Posted by Sillyoldman

I wish I had the the money to hire them. Those fellas are some hard arse workers. For now I have to look past them as I leave the parking lot. My hat is off to them. They will stand on a corner all day for an opportunity to feed their family. If anyone wants to hand money out their car window that's the place to do it, not freeway exits or intersections IMO.

Don't get me wrong som, I agree. I just have a problem these days having people without a license to do buisness at my home doing work. There are outrageous amounts of breakins around these parts these days.

I just finished framing my 700 square foot addition 4th of July weekend about 10 years ago. If you know where I live you know it was HOT HOT HOT! I was doing a tear off of my old roof on the existing house so I could roof the house and addition. I realized we were in need of additional labor, I sent my Pop's (and El Jay to translate) to HomeDepot and had him fill his 9 passenger van with day laborers... I just don't know if I would do that today.

I have folks going through my trash every week for recycles, it is a different world out there.

[Tater]

Hiring day laborers to move a gun safe is a bad idea.There's alot of things that can go wrong.You definiteley want people who know what thy're doing.Call a local moving company.They're hurting pretty bad right now and will probably do it for pretty cheap.

[OARNGESI]

Originally Posted by Jerry Jones

Don't get me wrong som, I agree. I just have a problem these days having people without a license to do buisness at my home doing work. There are outrageous amounts of breakins around these parts these days.Y

I just finished framing my 700 square foot addition 4th of July weekend about 10 years ago. If you know where I live you know it was HOT HOT HOT! I was doing a tear off of my old roof on the existing house so I could roof the house and addition. I realized we were in need of additional labor, I sent my Pop's (and El Jay to translate) to HomeDepot and had him fill his 9 passenger van with day laborers... I just don't know if I would do that today.

I have folks going through my trash every week for recycles, it is a different world out there.

you'd be supprised just because you pay a liscensed and bonded contractor to do your work doesn't mean he ain't stopping by homedepot first for some help I've known several that worked exactly like that
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[Jerry Jones]

Originally Posted by Tater

Hiring day laborers to move a gun safe is a bad idea.There's alot of things that can go wrong.You definiteley want people who know what thy're doing.Call a local moving company.They're hurting pretty bad right now and will probably do it for pretty cheap.

Agreed.

Originally Posted by OARNGESI

you'd be supprised just because you pay a liscensed and bonded contractor to do your work doesn't mean he ain't stopping by homedepot first for some help I've known several that worked exactly like that
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But if something went bad it would be on his license and bond to correct the issues.