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It means treating others the way you want to be treated.
I had a conversation with a friend once about an experience they had with a plumber. While they were standing in the kitchen talking about the project…
The plumber spit tobacco juice in the kitchen sink.
Not once mind you, but 3-4 times! At least he had the courtesy to turn the water on and rinse out the sink.
I wonder if his wife let’s him spit tobacco juice in the sink at home.
While I was talking with this friend, I thought out loud, ‘What has happened to contractor etiquette?’ The more I’ve thought about it, more examples of this kind of ‘bad contractor behavior’ have come to mind.
By Mark EastmanIt means treating others the way you want to be treated.
I had a conversation with a friend once about an experience they had with a plumber. While they were standing in the kitchen talking about the project…
The plumber spit tobacco juice in the kitchen sink.
Not once mind you, but 3-4 times! At least he had the courtesy to turn the water on and rinse out the sink.
I wonder if his wife let’s him spit tobacco juice in the sink at home.
While I was talking with this friend, I thought out loud, ‘What has happened to contractor etiquette?’ The more I’ve thought about it, more examples of this kind of ‘bad contractor behavior’ have come to mind.