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steveb said:
i may be wrong but from her last post i get the impression that paul is her other half
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I got that impression too. If that's the case she should be rightly proud of him.

Lady Apprentice,

Please pass on our hearty congratulations to Paul for making the shortlist.
 
croppie said:
I got that impression too. If that's the case she should be rightly proud of him.

Lady Apprentice,

Please pass on our hearty congratulations to Paul for making the shortlist.
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I am indeed Paul's other half and I am very proud. Thank you for the hearty congratulations which I shall pass on to Paul
 
ladyapprentice said:
I agree there are many hard working unsung heroes out there, emergency services, soldiers, care workers but I was merely trying to say that a fellow plumbing and heating engineer was in the final. I see Paul come home physically and mentally knackered but he gets up the next day and carries on, despite being ripped off £90,000 last year! It may not be a wow moment for people but everybody needs plumbers and heating engineers. Who will condemn a fire if its unsafe, thereby saving lives, who will fix the leaks, thereby saving thousands of pounds of damage, who will fix sanitary ware and waste systems to make sure things are running smoothly? Who will suffer from asbestosis after fixing your fire? I am sorry if I offended anybody, I wasn't trying to big Paul up, I was merely highlighting that the trade had been recognised and this year Paul was in the running. Please be supportive of that
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Not being funny but why did he let a bill run up to £90k that's just madness
 
Gray0689 said:
Not being funny but why did he let a bill run up to £90k that's just madness
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Too busy raking it in doing 20 installs a day to keep accounts in order. Loads of lads hit it big and forget to make sure back door is locked and all the pennies are in the jar! Next thing they know, the 15 new liveried sprinters been repossessed uniforms held at cleaners and every credit account dry.........
 
???? He started 3years ago and whet bump? Wish my business grew that fast. Stupid how easily you can get carried away with big Ida's though? Uniforms ...... Didn't increase bottom line and costs a lot. Own fleet of vans....... Boom and bust apposed to slow steady growth. I'm guilty of making mistake but lesson learned the hard way. !
 
You can get all the work in the world if you do it for free.
A lesson everyone should learn is cashflow is king. Never let things build up no matter how much is promised.
 
tamz said:
You can get all the work in the world if you do it for free.
A lesson everyone should learn is cashflow is king. Never let things build up no matter how much is promised.
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Post of the month. A simple truth that should be tattooed onto every businessman's forehead. Cash is King.
 
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