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over a year ago
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There must be other essential workers on here. I’ve just put in a 75 hour week and I’m looking forward to a cold beer.
Two refrigerated trucks delivered to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital. Be very safe things are about to get real. |
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"I woke up after my nightshift to discover the window cleaner had been. I know the poor guy needs cash but i would not class this as an essential job still to be doing."
Don't even go there bluebell, he's doing it to make a living and buy food possibly for him and his family your journeys are so your dogs can have a shit. More hypocracy  |
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"I woke up after my nightshift to discover the window cleaner had been. I know the poor guy needs cash but i would not class this as an essential job still to be doing.
Don't even go there bluebell, he's doing it to make a living and buy food possibly for him and his family your journeys are so your dogs can have a shit. More hypocracy "
He will not have a keyworker letter and will now have to chap my door for money. I feel sorry for eveyone losing out financially but as alot of his customers are elderly he is doing something wrong. |
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"I woke up after my nightshift to discover the window cleaner had been. I know the poor guy needs cash but i would not class this as an essential job still to be doing.
Don't even go there bluebell, he's doing it to make a living and buy food possibly for him and his family your journeys are so your dogs can have a shit. More hypocracy "
Bluebell is part of the NHS so you may want to withdraw that comment. Might be best to have all the information to hand before throwing stones at anyone. |
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"I woke up after my nightshift to discover the window cleaner had been. I know the poor guy needs cash but i would not class this as an essential job still to be doing.
Don't even go there bluebell, he's doing it to make a living and buy food possibly for him and his family your journeys are so your dogs can have a shit. More hypocracy Bluebell is part of the NHS so you may want to withdraw that comment. Might be best to have all the information to hand before throwing stones at anyone."
Absolutely not !!! As an nhs worker she should be undestanding the rules more than anyone. She openly bragged about taking her dogs out in her car 3 plus times a day for walkies. She has a garden . One exercise a day is the guidelines . So no mate I will not be withdrawing my comment. I am also classed as a key worker and am out nightshirt during this time so don't think I'm sitting at home with nothing better to do . My daughter also had covid through her job so yes I will continue calling out people that think the rules don't apply to them.  |
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"I woke up after my nightshift to discover the window cleaner had been. I know the poor guy needs cash but i would not class this as an essential job still to be doing.
Don't even go there bluebell, he's doing it to make a living and buy food possibly for him and his family your journeys are so your dogs can have a shit. More hypocracy
He will not have a keyworker letter and will now have to chap my door for money. I feel sorry for eveyone losing out financially but as alot of his customers are elderly he is doing something wrong."
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Window cleaners are allowed to continue reference the First minister
5. What about gardeners or window cleaners?
People working alone, providing community services such as gardeners or window cleaners can continue to work.
"If they can go about their business safely this can be good for the community and we would encourage them to do so," said Ms Sturgeon.
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"I woke up after my nightshift to discover the window cleaner had been. I know the poor guy needs cash but i would not class this as an essential job still to be doing.
Don't even go there bluebell, he's doing it to make a living and buy food possibly for him and his family your journeys are so your dogs can have a shit. More hypocracy Bluebell is part of the NHS so you may want to withdraw that comment. Might be best to have all the information to hand before throwing stones at anyone.
Absolutely not !!! As an nhs worker she should be undestanding the rules more than anyone. She openly bragged about taking her dogs out in her car 3 plus times a day for walkies. She has a garden . One exercise a day is the guidelines . So no mate I will not be withdrawing my comment. I am also classed as a key worker and am out nightshirt during this time so don't think I'm sitting at home with nothing better to do . My daughter also had covid through her job so yes I will continue calling out people that think the rules don't apply to them. "
Only 3x not 3 plus  .And in that time i see nobody. I will not be chapping doors or handing money to the elderly. He is in the wrong. Do you think hairdressers, beauticians, painters and decorators should all still be working too? |
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"I woke up after my nightshift to discover the window cleaner had been. I know the poor guy needs cash but i would not class this as an essential job still to be doing.
Don't even go there bluebell, he's doing it to make a living and buy food possibly for him and his family your journeys are so your dogs can have a shit. More hypocracy Bluebell is part of the NHS so you may want to withdraw that comment. Might be best to have all the information to hand before throwing stones at anyone.
Absolutely not !!! As an nhs worker she should be undestanding the rules more than anyone. She openly bragged about taking her dogs out in her car 3 plus times a day for walkies. She has a garden . One exercise a day is the guidelines . So no mate I will not be withdrawing my comment. I am also classed as a key worker and am out nightshirt during this time so don't think I'm sitting at home with nothing better to do . My daughter also had covid through her job so yes I will continue calling out people that think the rules don't apply to them.
Only 3x not 3 plus .And in that time i see nobody. I will not be chapping doors or handing money to the elderly. He is in the wrong. Do you think hairdressers, beauticians, painters and decorators should all still be working too? "
Bluebell your still missing the point though. Why can't parents take their kids to rural locations just like your dogs . Because it's against the rules . We should all follow the rules that includes you I'm afraid. |
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"I woke up after my nightshift to discover the window cleaner had been. I know the poor guy needs cash but i would not class this as an essential job still to be doing.
Don't even go there bluebell, he's doing it to make a living and buy food possibly for him and his family your journeys are so your dogs can have a shit. More hypocracy Bluebell is part of the NHS so you may want to withdraw that comment. Might be best to have all the information to hand before throwing stones at anyone.
Absolutely not !!! As an nhs worker she should be undestanding the rules more than anyone. She openly bragged about taking her dogs out in her car 3 plus times a day for walkies. She has a garden . One exercise a day is the guidelines . So no mate I will not be withdrawing my comment. I am also classed as a key worker and am out nightshirt during this time so don't think I'm sitting at home with nothing better to do . My daughter also had covid through her job so yes I will continue calling out people that think the rules don't apply to them.
Only 3x not 3 plus .And in that time i see nobody. I will not be chapping doors or handing money to the elderly. He is in the wrong. Do you think hairdressers, beauticians, painters and decorators should all still be working too?
Bluebell your still missing the point though. Why can't parents take their kids to rural locations just like your dogs . Because it's against the rules . We should all follow the rules that includes you I'm afraid."
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"I woke up after my nightshift to discover the window cleaner had been. I know the poor guy needs cash but i would not class this as an essential job still to be doing.
Don't even go there bluebell, he's doing it to make a living and buy food possibly for him and his family your journeys are so your dogs can have a shit. More hypocracy Bluebell is part of the NHS so you may want to withdraw that comment. Might be best to have all the information to hand before throwing stones at anyone.
Absolutely not !!! As an nhs worker she should be undestanding the rules more than anyone. She openly bragged about taking her dogs out in her car 3 plus times a day for walkies. She has a garden . One exercise a day is the guidelines . So no mate I will not be withdrawing my comment. I am also classed as a key worker and am out nightshirt during this time so don't think I'm sitting at home with nothing better to do . My daughter also had covid through her job so yes I will continue calling out people that think the rules don't apply to them.
Only 3x not 3 plus .And in that time i see nobody. I will not be chapping doors or handing money to the elderly. He is in the wrong. Do you think hairdressers, beauticians, painters and decorators should all still be working too?
Bluebell your still missing the point though. Why can't parents take their kids to rural locations just like your dogs . Because it's against the rules . We should all follow the rules that includes you I'm afraid."
I drive to the bottom of the road next to mine to get to the woods.i dont drive miles with family for days out. If i walked i would pass alot of people. |
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"Who needs Wimbledon this year when there is that many backhands on the chat forums to entertain! About dog walking! Who'd have thought  "
He’s obsessed. It’s good to know his headspace is always taken up with us lol  |
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We had a courier from Virgin Media call us to tell us he would be arriving in 10 minutes (Tuesday morning) to uplift a media box(downgraded and not needed).
Sure enough, he duly turned up.
MrLA asked him why he was out and was staggered to be told that he and his colleagues have been classed as 'essential workers' and that he had a letter to produce to Police Scotland if stopped.
Nothing more than uplifting an unused boxed..ffs…
As long as that window cleaner is not chapping the door and asking for money or asking for access or fresh water and as long as he is abiding with the spatial distance ruling then I have no concerns on the guy making his living. |
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By *edeWoman
over a year ago
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"Who needs Wimbledon this year when there is that many backhands on the chat forums to entertain! About dog walking! Who'd have thought
He’s obsessed. It’s good to know his headspace is always taken up with us lol "
I'd take it as a massive compliment but the poor doggys need to be left out of it lol |
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"Who needs Wimbledon this year when there is that many backhands on the chat forums to entertain! About dog walking! Who'd have thought
He’s obsessed. It’s good to know his headspace is always taken up with us lol
I'd take it as a massive compliment but the poor doggys need to be left out of it lol"
I’ve not even got a dog |
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"We had a courier from Virgin Media call us to tell us he would be arriving in 10 minutes (Tuesday morning) to uplift a media box(downgraded and not needed).
Sure enough, he duly turned up.
MrLA asked him why he was out and was staggered to be told that he and his colleagues have been classed as 'essential workers' and that he had a letter to produce to Police Scotland if stopped.
Nothing more than uplifting an unused boxed..ffs…
As long as that window cleaner is not chapping the door and asking for money or asking for access or fresh water and as long as he is abiding with the spatial distance ruling then I have no concerns on the guy making his living."
Well he will be chapping doors aking for money as he is not doing it for free. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I don't have a letter from the Scottish government or even feom BJ but i am classed as an essential worker and funnily wnough if i got stopped when travelling i bet the police wouldn't believe me as i carry a big bag to work but alas i am still essential to keep you all in electric, gas and petrol to name a few ,
As for the window cleaner hood on him as long as he has all rhe correct ppe on and stays 2meters away the customers can easily open door leave money under mat or on doorstep when he is there like i did and am sure the guy would be happy to pick up his monies when i go back in the house . And as for taken kids , dogs out as long as you travel no more than a mile from your home and you are away from peoplebother than the family who are staying with you this is allowed to.  |
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By *edeWoman
over a year ago
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"Who needs Wimbledon this year when there is that many backhands on the chat forums to entertain! About dog walking! Who'd have thought
He’s obsessed. It’s good to know his headspace is always taken up with us lol
I'd take it as a massive compliment but the poor doggys need to be left out of it lol
I’ve not even got a dog "
Haha stirring the pot are you  |
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"Who needs Wimbledon this year when there is that many backhands on the chat forums to entertain! About dog walking! Who'd have thought
He’s obsessed. It’s good to know his headspace is always taken up with us lol
I'd take it as a massive compliment but the poor doggys need to be left out of it lol
I’ve not even got a dog
Haha stirring the pot are you "
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"We had a courier from Virgin Media call us to tell us he would be arriving in 10 minutes (Tuesday morning) to uplift a media box(downgraded and not needed).
Sure enough, he duly turned up.
MrLA asked him why he was out and was staggered to be told that he and his colleagues have been classed as 'essential workers' and that he had a letter to produce to Police Scotland if stopped.
Nothing more than uplifting an unused boxed..ffs…
As long as that window cleaner is not chapping the door and asking for money or asking for access or fresh water and as long as he is abiding with the spatial distance ruling then I have no concerns on the guy making his living.
Well he will be chapping doors aking for money as he is not doing it for free. "
And you are incapable of thinking a simple solution to this individuals dilemma of earning a living?
I assume you have your window cleaners mobile number to either:
1. Pay it into his bank account or
2. Think out of the box and consider informing him you'll put his money in an envelope and leaving it in outside location close to your door for him to uplift?
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Serious question - should we be locking cats in then? They definitely go wandering more than once a day "
Cats just asked me if I need anything brought in before he left. Fucking prick |
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"We had a courier from Virgin Media call us to tell us he would be arriving in 10 minutes (Tuesday morning) to uplift a media box(downgraded and not needed).
Sure enough, he duly turned up.
MrLA asked him why he was out and was staggered to be told that he and his colleagues have been classed as 'essential workers' and that he had a letter to produce to Police Scotland if stopped.
Nothing more than uplifting an unused boxed..ffs…
As long as that window cleaner is not chapping the door and asking for money or asking for access or fresh water and as long as he is abiding with the spatial distance ruling then I have no concerns on the guy making his living.
Well he will be chapping doors aking for money as he is not doing it for free.
And you are incapable of thinking a simple solution to this individuals dilemma of earning a living?
I assume you have your window cleaners mobile number to either:
1. Pay it into his bank account or
2. Think out of the box and consider informing him you'll put his money in an envelope and leaving it in outside location close to your door for him to uplift?
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Do not have his number and he has just chapped my door for the money. |
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By *edeWoman
over a year ago
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"Serious question - should we be locking cats in then? They definitely go wandering more than once a day
Cats just asked me if I need anything brought in before he left. Fucking prick
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fucking awesome - if he could drop a bottle of wine round mine I'd be very grateful |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We had a courier from Virgin Media call us to tell us he would be arriving in 10 minutes (Tuesday morning) to uplift a media box(downgraded and not needed).
Sure enough, he duly turned up.
MrLA asked him why he was out and was staggered to be told that he and his colleagues have been classed as 'essential workers' and that he had a letter to produce to Police Scotland if stopped.
Nothing more than uplifting an unused boxed..ffs…
As long as that window cleaner is not chapping the door and asking for money or asking for access or fresh water and as long as he is abiding with the spatial distance ruling then I have no concerns on the guy making his living.
Well he will be chapping doors aking for money as he is not doing it for free.
And you are incapable of thinking a simple solution to this individuals dilemma of earning a living?
I assume you have your window cleaners mobile number to either:
1. Pay it into his bank account or
2. Think out of the box and consider informing him you'll put his money in an envelope and leaving it in outside location close to your door for him to uplift?
Do not have his number and he has just chapped my door for the money."
You know I'm not trying to start a fight but I need to take our dogs out if i could take the car i would as i pass a lot of folk on the way to our closest park which is 5-10 mins walk from our seven if i was to take them round the block I'd be bumping into a lot more so I see bluebells point |
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"I woke up after my nightshift to discover the window cleaner had been. I know the poor guy needs cash but i would not class this as an essential job still to be doing.
Don't even go there bluebell, he's doing it to make a living and buy food possibly for him and his family your journeys are so your dogs can have a shit. More hypocracy "
Yeah yeah, we get it. Everyone's a hypocrite and you're always right
Tried to count how many times you thrown hypocrite at people, but i actually prefer a broken record |
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"We had a courier from Virgin Media call us to tell us he would be arriving in 10 minutes (Tuesday morning) to uplift a media box(downgraded and not needed).
Sure enough, he duly turned up.
MrLA asked him why he was out and was staggered to be told that he and his colleagues have been classed as 'essential workers' and that he had a letter to produce to Police Scotland if stopped.
Nothing more than uplifting an unused boxed..ffs…
As long as that window cleaner is not chapping the door and asking for money or asking for access or fresh water and as long as he is abiding with the spatial distance ruling then I have no concerns on the guy making his living.
Well he will be chapping doors aking for money as he is not doing it for free.
And you are incapable of thinking a simple solution to this individuals dilemma of earning a living?
I assume you have your window cleaners mobile number to either:
1. Pay it into his bank account or
2. Think out of the box and consider informing him you'll put his money in an envelope and leaving it in outside location close to your door for him to uplift?
Do not have his number and he has just chapped my door for the money."
You don't have the contact number of someone you are allowing and giving access to your property?...really?????
Even so,I assume you didn't answer the door and therefore didn't give him payment? But what have you done about him coming next month?
However, If you did answer the door and made payment was that not silly and hypocritical taking your principles on him not being an essential worker?
And if you did, have you now got his number and made a simple arrangement for next months payment?
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"We had a courier from Virgin Media call us to tell us he would be arriving in 10 minutes (Tuesday morning) to uplift a media box(downgraded and not needed).
Sure enough, he duly turned up.
MrLA asked him why he was out and was staggered to be told that he and his colleagues have been classed as 'essential workers' and that he had a letter to produce to Police Scotland if stopped.
Nothing more than uplifting an unused boxed..ffs…
As long as that window cleaner is not chapping the door and asking for money or asking for access or fresh water and as long as he is abiding with the spatial distance ruling then I have no concerns on the guy making his living.
Well he will be chapping doors aking for money as he is not doing it for free.
And you are incapable of thinking a simple solution to this individuals dilemma of earning a living?
I assume you have your window cleaners mobile number to either:
1. Pay it into his bank account or
2. Think out of the box and consider informing him you'll put his money in an envelope and leaving it in outside location close to your door for him to uplift?
Do not have his number and he has just chapped my door for the money."
He's doesn't call everyone pal by any chance?
Sounds a lot like my old window cleaner at my old house. He wouldn't give a shit either lol |
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"No i do not have my window cleaners phone number. Never occurred to me to ask. I did say about next month but due to weather he never knows when he will be here next. "
I'd advise paying him behind the door via your letterbox next time he comes. Give it a wipe afterwards and either wash your hands, or use and dispose of, a latex protective layer to avoid infection. |
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"No i do not have my window cleaners phone number. Never occurred to me to ask. I did say about next month but due to weather he never knows when he will be here next.
I'd advise paying him behind the door via your letterbox next time he comes. Give it a wipe afterwards and either wash your hands, or use and dispose of, a latex protective layer to avoid infection. "
Thank you. That is my plan. |
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Window cleaners are still allowed to work.
Mine put a card through the door saying they will still clean them but take payment either bank transfer or at the end of each month or pay all when the ban has been lifted.
Ps..I dont have my wi Dow cleaners number either.why would I? |
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By *mmz123Man
over a year ago
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"Window cleaners are still allowed to work.
Mine put a card through the door saying they will still clean them but take payment either bank transfer or at the end of each month or pay all when the ban has been lifted.
Ps..I dont have my wi Dow cleaners number either.why would I? "
For a window cleaning emergency |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Window cleaners are still allowed to work.
Mine put a card through the door saying they will still clean them but take payment either bank transfer or at the end of each month or pay all when the ban has been lifted.
Ps..I dont have my wi Dow cleaners number either.why would I? "
Me neither....well dodgy looking...I close my curtains if I see him coming round sometimes! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"That's just so he cant see you knickers lying about doggy "
Nah, honestly...he looks like Marty Feldman...which probably explains why the fucking windows look worse by the time he's finished with them! |
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"That's just so he cant see you knickers lying about doggy
Nah, honestly...he looks like Marty Feldman...which probably explains why the fucking windows look worse by the time he's finished with them!"
Saliva ain't the best form of window cleaning detergent. Sack him. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I work for DWP just done a 70+ hour week, barley anyone in my work usually about 90 of use who work on the benefit I do theirs now only about 15 of us in each day. We just got told the other day theirs around 4000 claims per day being made at the moment for the benefit we do alone.
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By (user no longer on site)
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Yeah I’m classed as an essential worker. It involves going into peoples homes but I wear a mask and gloves and ask them to leave the door unlocked and stay in another room. I don’t have a letter right enough lol
Our gardener was out the other day. Not really essential work however he wasn’t in contact with us and we can transfer money into his account but I’m not sure all the older people he does it for will be up to date with internet banking or whatever so I can see bluebells point when he chapped the door, they should make other arrangements. |
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By *hav02Man
over a year ago
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Had a courier delivery my new cooker this morning, he was cursing his company that he shouldn't be working.
He wasn't wearing any mask/gloves
But i stayed in my lounge while he dumped the cooker in my hallway.
I was just happy I'll be able to eat home cooked food now .... And grateful there are still couriers |
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There's a lot of good points but I think that we all follow the rules(hygiene & contact) , we can still have some normal life , and I'm thinking of becoming a window cleaner, great way of meeting woman |
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Been up on Aberdeen for four nights last week,no hotels open so have to travel it.just over 2 hours to get there, work for 2 hours ,then back home,mental.in arrocher tonight,loved the drive along loch lomond with the roads so quiet, a little silver king on this cloud. |
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"Been up on Aberdeen for four nights last week,no hotels open so have to travel it.just over 2 hours to get there, work for 2 hours ,then back home,mental.in arrocher tonight,loved the drive along loch lomond with the roads so quiet, a little silver king on this cloud. "
That sounds like railway work to me. Lol
2 hrs is a long shift. |
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"We had a courier from Virgin Media call us to tell us he would be arriving in 10 minutes (Tuesday morning) to uplift a media box(downgraded and not needed).
Sure enough, he duly turned up.
MrLA asked him why he was out and was staggered to be told that he and his colleagues have been classed as 'essential workers' and that he had a letter to produce to Police Scotland if stopped.
Nothing more than uplifting an unused boxed..ffs…
As long as that window cleaner is not chapping the door and asking for money or asking for access or fresh water and as long as he is abiding with the spatial distance ruling then I have no concerns on the guy making his living.
Well he will be chapping doors aking for money as he is not doing it for free. "
My window cleaner gets paid by bank transfer and he has plenty space around my home to observe social distancing so I have no bother with him continuing.. was nice to have someone to chat with for a few minutes actually |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I'm working from home, I very much hate it as I want to be doing what I'm paid to do but that's not possible.
I'm only doing it this way because by the guidelines.
I'm all for the Vision Technicians (Sammy and his chammy') as for the life of me I don't know how a windae cleaner can work remotely by laptop.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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I was driving today along the Broomielaw in Glasgow and so much for stay safe. It was like a sunny sunday afternoon and I just love those people out cycling. Cunts
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By (user no longer on site)
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Essential worker here, planned works cancelled but plenty to keep going.
People always need electricity and when there's a power cut someone has to fix it! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Serious question - should we be locking cats in then? They definitely go wandering more than once a day "
Maybe we should now we know that some big cats have been diagnosed with covid 19. Food for thought.  |
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By *edeWoman
over a year ago
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"Serious question - should we be locking cats in then? They definitely go wandering more than once a day
Maybe we should now we know that some big cats have been diagnosed with covid 19. Food for thought. "
What about all the wild cats? And for that matter what about all the Bats living in churches and barns since this apparently originated from a bat??
Again serious questions.... |
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"I work for DWP just done a 70+ hour week, barley anyone in my work usually about 90 of use who work on the benefit I do theirs now only about 15 of us in each day. We just got told the other day theirs around 4000 claims per day being made at the moment for the benefit we do alone.
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This is brutal but needs must. Been off since 17th March & finally now working from home so help is coming soon for DWP |
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"I was driving today along the Broomielaw in Glasgow and so much for stay safe. It was like a sunny sunday afternoon and I just love those people out cycling. Cunts
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If they keep their separation distance they are perfectly within their rights. Let's face it every time you go to the shop you aren't always 2m from another person.
I'm getting fed up listening to every minute example of someone getting called out for not doing exactly the same as the person having the whinge.
It's unnecessary |
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"I'm still working as I can't work from home I'm a gravedigger
Probably the only job that is a grogh Industry at the moment"
Yip but not good to do just now as ppl aloud to go is limited so ppl arent getting the send of they should get and allot oh family not getting to travel to go so now limit is 10 ppl not good to see |
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