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Old 03-29-2010, 12:47 AM   #41
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I said what I did to "been there" about how much time he was on here because of the job he does here and on the other site. He's here all day everyday, not just evenings and weekends like me. I was not even talking to you. Not here to bash me??? That would be easier to believe if you were not such an ass in what you write. My posts were not attacking anyone, they were defending my previous post where you made the comment that I base my pricing from a restraunt and some other ridiculous ideas. I have only been on these posts recently when I found myself not able to be invloved with the day to day as much as normal. I have learned a lot from this and the other site and enjoy it for the most part, but a lot of people out there are a lot more interested in starting crep than actually sharing some knowledge or helping someone understand their mistakes. Hell, this all got started when someone asked what we use for a markup price, and I said I used a 40% margin. Then BT came back and asked margin or mark up. etc.. then you bashed me and said I was stupid or something.
then you bashed me and said I was stupid or something.[/quote]
Not at all, I am just in a position to know when the juice aint wrth the sqeeze and no matter what I say the other person will intreprit what has been said based on their own mindset and situation. I would in no way infer someone in this trade was stupid. If I thought you were stupid I would say, " You are Stupid".tell you straight out, I pull no punches. Absolute straight to the point here and thats why I have had so many referrals and repeat customers over the years. No I dont believe you are stupid, a little brash maby but we all grow based on our experiences and you will to.

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Old 03-29-2010, 12:50 AM   #42
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ok Dinosaur, time to pull the cork and light em up. No more B>S> I don't even know ya and don't want to argure with ya. What say we start over. you are great and I like ya and you are right and I am wrong. what ya say
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Cool but I dont think you are wrong nor am I right. Our perspectives are just different and I gotta go to bed cause I do go to the field and have stuff ta do early. Goodnight catch you on the flip side.
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Cool but I dont think you are wrong nor am I right. Our perspectives are just different and I gotta go to bed cause I do go to the field and have stuff ta do early. Goodnight catch you on the flip side.

Austin, is it?
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it is almost 40 minutes after you said you were going to bed. Are you asking me my name is Austin?
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Sure Am. you sound like him.
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I don't know what austin sounds like, and if my name is austin everyone has been calling me the wrong name for 42 yrs. Looks like your not a very good detective either.
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he really should not be doing it, but your ole buddy Been There knows who everyone is i think. I mean he could tell ya, but he should not. But I think B.T. really works for the mafia or the FBI
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Never planned on being a Detective, Austin was never mind.
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he really should not be doing it, but your ole buddy Been There knows who everyone is i think. I mean he could tell ya, but he should not. But I think B.T. really works for the mafia or the FBI
Dont know what an Old Buddy is but know what a good buddy is, rofl
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Maby he be CIA
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Austin was "never mind"?? you are not making any sence at all. are ya drunk? Thought you had to get to bed because all that work you had to do in the morning???
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are we done??
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Actually I have been asleep you have been chatting with the dog. Im in my truck on the way to my first call, Aint computers wonderful. That dog gets me in more trouble. Oh by the way Austin is the dogs two legged brother.
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you are drunk, or smoking dog food.
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Surenuff, humor the 64 year old guy. Crotchety comes with aging.

Just have a little thicker skin. The barbs you caught were too small to crab about.

Save 'em for when somebody insults your integrity or family. Pick your fights, don't go on the offensive every time some body cuts you a little.

I belong to one site where you'd think everybody was enemies when you read the posts. But it's guys just bustin' chops for fun.
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I am learning. I talked to BeenThere about this awile back. I signed up for hvac-talk in 2007, but only recently started posting. I am not use to people talking to me that way. I don't allow it in "real life" and have had a hard time getting use to it. But I am getting better.
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I am learning. I talked to BeenThere about this awile back. I signed up for hvac-talk in 2007, but only recently started posting. I am not use to people talking to me that way. I don't allow it in "real life" and have had a hard time getting use to it. But I am getting better.
It's OLD GUY BANTER. Mostly we are all empty nesters, divorced, single old farts who beat up on each other for fun cause we got nothing else to do.
Except for Beenthere, he goes around to all the hvac site and submits resumes for moderator jobs.

I understand he now has ten monitors to watch with four other moderator kobs pending.

WAY TO GO BEEN!!!
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I am learning. I talked to BeenThere about this awhile back. I signed up for hvac-talk in 2007, but only recently started posting. I am not use to people talking to me that way. I don't allow it in "real life" and have had a hard time getting use to it. But I am getting better.
And does it make you think a bit harder about how you are doing things in your business?
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