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[tommer9]

Once you have a bit more experience under your belt you will realise what a ridiculous train of thought this is.

[skyhuck]

Once you have a bit more experience under your belt you will realise what a ridiculous train of thought this is.

 

Very true

 

Good to read you Tom, hope you're well

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

Once you have a bit more experience under your belt you will realise what a ridiculous train of thought this is.

 

Brilliant!

 

I think we may have met at the AAAC workshop at Fraddon a few years ago didn't we....?

 

I may have the wrong person in mind, but was it yourself that was draining down on me about how badly your business partnership venture had gone?

 

No offence if I have got the wrong person, possible memory lapse.

 

I'm genuinely interested in your insightful contribution as to how pricing according to the actual amount of work, and amending if necessary to account for variations, might be a ridiculous concept....

 

"...Fools Learn from Experience. Wise Men Learn from the Experience of Fools..."

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

Very true

 

 

 

Good to read you Tom, hope you're well

 

 

"...The wet field cost us about a day...."

 

Ring any 🔔s??

 

Sounds like a bit of a rookie over sight...

 

Maybe with a bit more experience under your belt my boy, you may come good!

 

😄

[skyhuck]

"...The wet field cost us about a day...."

 

Ring any 🔔s??

 

Sounds like a bit of a rookie over sight...

 

Maybe with a bit more experience under your belt my boy, you may come good!

 

😄

 

As I said in that post, thats life, cause its never wet in the summer is it? I still made good money on the job, it was a 8 day job, so one day is not a big deal.

 

If the job goes well and we finish early I don't reduce the price, a price is a price, I win on as many or more than I lose on, so alls good

[Stephen Blair]

I charge what I think people would want to pay.

[skyhuck]

I charge what I think people would want to pay.

 

If I did that I think I'd be living in a cardboard box