Posted by Eldon (WA) on March 30, 2016 at 20:39:00 from (67.185.46.116):
Got a call to come back and do another days work with the Skidloader at this pot farm 30 miles away from me. I show up, same a last year....locked gate, call and get the answering machine....lay on the horn every couple of minutes...15 minutes later the dude comes out and moves vehicles around and opens the gate so I can get my truck and trailer in. We go into the (locked) pot garden and the first thing the guys says is "Well, you didn't do what I wanted last year, but that is ok" Heck he was there and I did exactly what he told me to do and he praised me for being the first contractor that did what he wanted. I was about ready to just pack up and leave, but having driven all that way I let it slide. He then explained what he wanted to do now, so I started working and after an hour he had to leave. I finished up after 6 hours, waited 45 minutes for him to get back so I could get paid....and the first thing he says is "Well, that really isn't what I wanted done, but it's ok"! I guess next time he calls I am going to have to record our conversations...obviously someone has killed a few memory cells over the years....
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