Posted by 37chief on July 25, 2011 at 16:57:05 from (70.181.168.186):
I am sure I am not the only one who has ever under bid on a job. I bid 350.00 to clean up some dead limbs on one side of a lot. It didn't look like such a big job. When I got into it it turned out to go on for ever. I would cut the limbs for fire wood for my self, so that is a plus, and I would lay the lmall limbs in a row and grind them up with my woods mower. I didn't actually lose money, but lost a lot of time. My helper made 100.00. Now the real rub is the renter on the properity told me the other bid was 2,000.00 I wish he hadn't told me that, it ruined my whole day.I guess something is better than than nothing. Stan
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