Getting work

[felixthelogchopper]

So what would you call someone you pay to drag brash from point a to point b?

 

Well, for the time I dragged brash, I was a brash dragger. When I got more tickets, I was a groundie or a cutter.

[Vespasian]

So what would you call someone you pay to drag brash from point a to point b?

 

A godsend considering its somethin I hate doin myself...

[Joe Newton]

Mate.

 

 

"Darling" works too.

 

At least, they drag away from you faster. Ain't so quick coming back mind.

[felixthelogchopper]

I never was up on the pc lingo mate.

 

Anyway, who is getting a wendy on about the term 'brash dragger'?

[Joe Newton]

Anyway, who is getting a wendy on about the term 'brash dragger'?

 

 

 

Before you decide what you are going to charge, you need to sit down and work out 2 figures, what you want to earn and how much it costs you to go out and earn it. If it's your kit, you need to factor in servicing, replacing it as it wears out and insuring it, yourself and anybody you employ. Once you realise how much you have invested in a job, you will understand why you should be taking a bigger cut than the people who work for you. To be frank, £75 a day is brash dragger money and no more. Good luck with it all, and don't be apologetic about asking for advice; it's what forums are for.

 

 

 

Why not be a little more disparaging to the people you employ, branch dragger.

 

I hope your branch dragger throws a brick in your chipper, teach you some respect for another mans occupation..

 

 

:sneaky:

[felixthelogchopper]

:sneaky:

 

Ah, explains why I hadn't seen the post.

[hamdogg]

Anyway, who is getting a wendy on about the term 'brash dragger'?

 

 

Haha a 'Wendy On' I like that one 😂

[mikeh]

Chancer all over it

[the village idiot]

So what would you call someone you pay to drag brash from point a to point b?

 

Snugglepoops on occasion, but more usually Mrs Idiot.

 

Pay?

[mikeh]

Snugglepoops on occasion, but more usually Mrs Idiot.

 

Pay?

 

:lol: