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Bret
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And make him work his arse off! :thumbup:
Got’a admit it – he did a pretty good job and didn’t whine or moan the way he normally does when I ask him to clean his room or take the trash out. Hey the kid needed money and I needed someone to dish out orders to.
All told it was a pretty daunting job for someone to tackle by themselves and only slightly less difficult for two. Let alone a old Xtra salty (creaky kneed) Field Engineer like myself and his video game generation son.
The job was a decommissioning of an old US Customs Cargo x-ray system and my task was the de-installation of all the x-ray equipment and any related hazmat stuff before demolition starts. Anyway we had to pull all the stuff pictured below out of the basement of this system with nothing but a couple static hand wenches positioned over two very “tight trapdoors”.
It’s all good – I needed some help and my son needed some money. Part of which would go towards that camera I had to buy him for his photography class I was asking about in another thread.
Who knows – I think the kid might do alright.
Got’a admit it – he did a pretty good job and didn’t whine or moan the way he normally does when I ask him to clean his room or take the trash out. Hey the kid needed money and I needed someone to dish out orders to.
All told it was a pretty daunting job for someone to tackle by themselves and only slightly less difficult for two. Let alone a old Xtra salty (creaky kneed) Field Engineer like myself and his video game generation son.
The job was a decommissioning of an old US Customs Cargo x-ray system and my task was the de-installation of all the x-ray equipment and any related hazmat stuff before demolition starts. Anyway we had to pull all the stuff pictured below out of the basement of this system with nothing but a couple static hand wenches positioned over two very “tight trapdoors”.
It’s all good – I needed some help and my son needed some money. Part of which would go towards that camera I had to buy him for his photography class I was asking about in another thread.
Who knows – I think the kid might do alright.
