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Any way to get him working again Peter? Can you get custody? Or is welfare a popular choice?
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Sucks, Raj.
Limbrat
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Partner took a few pics today. Removed a big, dead and pretty rotten sand pine along with some live oak limbs. Had two climb lines to cut down on a big swing in case of failure and zip ties on my lanyard. Installed a guy too as it was leaning pretty hard.
Don't know what's up with the sideways loads
Don't know what's up with the sideways loads
Limbrat
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Thanks Scott, it was a great day to be above ground. Lows in the 40s, high around 70. The customer even cooked a killer lunch for us!
Raj
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He's under his mom welfare, due to her defrauding welfare previously her assistance was only about $160 /mo,and my son was court ordered to live with me, due to a new motion by my ex, we ended up in trial after a couple years of court conferences, we had "pre-trial" in which the judge told her she will still be paying me, credit to my ex, she "found" a "girlfriend" for my son, and he ran to be with this girl, lasted not a week, then his mom moved in, and now she receives over $1200/mo, plus an apartment. Now, child benefits only last till he's 18, on june 3 this year......they both loose the welfare. Not much in the way for him since he's not in school anymore, she let him skip classes.
....so basically yes, welfare is the way to go for many, many people up here, not so much young and "able bodied" unless they have babies of their own (a common choice). Now, once he's 18 he has to apply for his own welfare, and the previous requirement was that he was supposed to be in school and graduate at 18, well, he might be hard pressed to come up with a good reason for him to be on welfare.
EDIT: Up here children at 14 can pretty much do what they want, and self determine their life. Courts, police and social workers basically wash their hands in helping children with their parents at this point.
Limbrat
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Not at all Cory. They came home nearly every weekend, studied their tails off and it has paid great dividends with grades and scholarship money. Saved Daddy a bundle too. Most important though is that they are people of great character and integrity. Can you tell I'm proud? Is it okay for a rooster to crow over his own flock?
Raj
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Well, I'll try my best with the little girl, she doesn't always listen, I'm always on her for PPE, she just wants to get'er done! Cherry from this past spring, I think.
Limbrat
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I love it! Great pic.
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Good work, Ray.
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Awesome avatar!
CurSedVoyce
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Love that pic!
Kids will either do or won't ...
All you can do is give them opportunity and resource. Show them work ethic. Hope it takes. Sometimes they wake up later to it. Rob's son Wyatt is a good example of that. He finally got on the ball and has been advancing quickly up the chain in a grocery. He is in purchasing now.
Up to that job, we had serious doubts. Got married right out of high school and pretty much expected him and his preggy wife to be cared for. Something finally clicked.
Had Mike's son with us on the last couple jobs. Tad younger than Levi. He got a quad for Christmas and was working to keep it gassed
He did good. I flipped him some bucks and he got to get a lolly pop at the bank while I pulled his money.
Levi and Kat met up with us there. Levi seemed a tad jealous Mike's son got to work and get paid while he was with his mom (his choice). See how they do together. Little competition can go a ways
Kids will either do or won't ...
All you can do is give them opportunity and resource. Show them work ethic. Hope it takes. Sometimes they wake up later to it. Rob's son Wyatt is a good example of that. He finally got on the ball and has been advancing quickly up the chain in a grocery. He is in purchasing now.
Up to that job, we had serious doubts. Got married right out of high school and pretty much expected him and his preggy wife to be cared for. Something finally clicked.
Had Mike's son with us on the last couple jobs. Tad younger than Levi. He got a quad for Christmas and was working to keep it gassed
He did good. I flipped him some bucks and he got to get a lolly pop at the bank while I pulled his money.
Levi and Kat met up with us there. Levi seemed a tad jealous Mike's son got to work and get paid while he was with his mom (his choice). See how they do together. Little competition can go a ways
gf beranek
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Tree slayer for sure.
Bixler
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BOTS and I with a team of ground men tore it up! Silver Maple takedown, tons of black oak limbs and trees, it was great! Only got a couple pics though...
BOTS as he climbs up the last tree...
that Terex 730 makes a nice chip!
BOTS as he climbs up the last tree...
that Terex 730 makes a nice chip!
Limbrat
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Brian and Scott, very nice! How are the Geckos working out for you?
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Do those spurs ride lower than typical? They look short to me in the pics.
Brian, your chipper would look really nice with a big company sign on the back/ sides where the decal is, especially while the paint is still clean, for best adhesion. I'd say the same for the truck. Next round of signs for me will be changing Boxer to SSTL.
Brian, your chipper would look really nice with a big company sign on the back/ sides where the decal is, especially while the paint is still clean, for best adhesion. I'd say the same for the truck. Next round of signs for me will be changing Boxer to SSTL.
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Those are way short. The should be as high as possible.
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