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Reply #75 - 08/08/16 at 14:48:19
 
Is it your goal to make trying to help you so frustrating that people just quit?
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Reply #76 - 08/08/16 at 15:01:45
 

I think he is succeeding ......
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Reply #77 - 08/08/16 at 15:57:06
 
justin_o_guy2 wrote on 08/08/16 at 14:48:19:
Is it your goal to make trying to help you so frustrating that people just quit?



I gave up during the 7 page fork oil incident...... Shocked
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Reply #78 - 08/08/16 at 19:01:29
 
Now wait a minute... how did my quote of Justin suddenly turn into "dressed like a girl" ? Weird. Are the moderators playing tricks on us? Or was it my oversight?

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Reply #79 - 08/08/16 at 19:04:25
 
Yep... It really sounds like one of the moderators is trying to play a dirty joke. Really, guys? "dressed like a girl and ready for it"? A bit insulting don't ya think?
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Reply #80 - 08/08/16 at 19:09:17
 
justin_o_guy2 wrote on 08/08/16 at 09:30:53:
Getting treated nice by a professional who Could charge you an arm and a leg is not hard. I do it all the time. The attitude is everything. Go in demanding and being suspicious and see how it goes.
Or, remember that you are asking for help, and you've willing to wait while he takes care of others. An offer to sweep the floor, generally help out, never hurts. Be dressed and ready for it.

How to explain why it's such a mess?

You're probably gonna need to make dad the goat..



Good advice. Wink

I may have taken your words the wrong way about being dressed. At first I thought you meant dressing up and looking "professional" like wearing a polo shirt or something. Not only is that less than practical or appropriate in this instance, the concept itself irritates me. I guess I'm increasingly turning into a redneck or something.

So far, none of the bike shops want me. They have other people laid off waiting to be hired ahead of me or similar situations where there are too many people. They don't want my volunteer work either. I just take away from the other's incentives, or they'd rather have my money than my labor. Just one thing or another. Interesting when you're not worthy to sweep floors... not even for free.

My neighbor is willing to let me help him out. We'll see if this machinist he deals with will do the same. Maybe I can learn something.
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Reply #81 - 08/08/16 at 19:49:16
 
cheapnewb24 wrote on 08/08/16 at 19:09:17:
. Maybe I can learn something.


That would make a nice change. Good luck.
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Reply #82 - 08/09/16 at 07:58:25
 
Cheap said
I wonder, though... So many people are stuck on minimum wage and other low incomes, but these professionals think they have to have awful amounts of money or they'll go broke, even if their stuff is paid for and their overhead low. And they can't stand it if they don't get that much. What, is it that they feel they can make more money somewhere else? They can't imagine making minimum wage at their own business? Pride?Many poor people would be happy to get $10 an hour, much less $45 or more. Now $45 isn't too bad for a basic mechanic. It's probably the going rate. Don't know what the machinist charges. If he goes wanting $75-$100 an hour and ends up playing around till he asks hundreds This stingy little stinker ain't gonna be happy. Angry If a fellow is good at something and want's that much for his services, he must not enjoy doing it that much.

Translation
I'm poor so I should pay less
or
He shouldn't charge me as much because i'm poor
which leads to
He has more than me, he should lose some of what he has, so I can have some of it
the very foundation of socialism
get it?
I've been poor my whole life, and will be till i die, and that sucks, but I'm where I am because I'm there, no one else gets credit or blame for that. my attorney friend doesn't owe me free legal advice because his house cost 20x (at least) my yearly salary, the guy that's gonna check me and hook up my electrical doesn't owe me a discount on his services
Life is what it is
If you can't earn more, spend less
but don't be so hardheaded you crappity smack your nuts up, take it to a pro to correct your ham fisted errors, and expect him to give you a break, skill costs, one way or the other, you're leaning by experience what he paid thousands of dollars to learn
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Reply #83 - 08/09/16 at 13:26:48
 
I just did... And paid him one Ben Franklin to do it. Smiley

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Reply #84 - 08/11/16 at 19:53:29
 
After looking at a random video of what appears to be someone taking a plasma cutter to various things, it just crossed my mind that we have a new, never used plasma cutter, and I wonder if I could have cut out that bolt or easy-out with that. Sure would have been better than Dad with the torch, right? Huh

This whole situation is totally nuts, right? Grin
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Reply #85 - 08/12/16 at 07:07:57
 
cheapnewb24 wrote on 08/11/16 at 19:53:29:
it just crossed my mind that we have a new, never used plasma cutter, and I wonder if I could have cut out that bolt or easy-out with that. Sure would have been better than Dad with the torch, right? Huh
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Unless you have experience with these tools......you just can't plug them in and do what an experienced welder or machinist can do.
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Reply #86 - 08/12/16 at 07:16:09
 
BINGO!
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Reply #87 - 08/12/16 at 15:20:29
 
Yes!!!!! Go! Do it now! Take video! Show us how to cut a broken bolt from ali with a plasma cutter! Hurry, there's no time to waste. Break another bolt if you need to! Quickly. I need to see it!
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Reply #88 - 08/12/16 at 16:03:03
 
Grin Grin Grin
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Reply #89 - 08/13/16 at 12:50:55
 
So it sounds like you hired someone to remove the bolt from your head.  After all these pages in this thread it would be nice to know exactly how the guy did it.  Can you supply some details.  Also, removing a broken off bolt with a plasma cutter would be a bad idea.
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