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Did he say "ok" then was gone for 10 minutes doing the wrong thing, rather than 1 minute doing the right thing?

ahh bearing a load, not beating a load. sorry for random stuff like that in my posts...I'm not good about proof reading, plus you know autocorrect, my worst enema. :lol:

Or rolling it on the ground. I say, "the ground never gets tired when beating a load. Let the ground do as much work as possible."

Robert, one of the best things you can do for this venture is develop your core-strength. All the rest of the muscles are probably more easily built-up, and already developed. Let's not focus on the production portion, think about the protection portion. Protect you back. Hydrate, too.

Me: How low is the oil? Him: 1/4" on the dipstick Me: (thought to myself, I measure boards in 1/4" measurements, or a 1-quart cross-hatched dipstick area in 1/4s.) How much oil do you think it needs, considering that its on a slope? Him: 2 quarts. Me: Ummm. This new guy has about 15 jobs...

Maybe so, Mick. I'd rather see if they can fill out a form, and do the leg work for me. I get so many plain responses that I have to waste time again and again asking for elaboration, examples, details. I've had a guy show up for storm work fill in who was doing physical therapy 6 times a day...

What are good questions for screening employees, particularly rookie groundies/ experienced groundies/ experienced climbers? How do you suss out things like physical fitness and aptitudes? I was thinking of a past application is had for a prospective job that had self-ratings, 1-10, on...