Well, duh. Those people are calling their watch/clock guy at all hours because their damned watch/clock is broken and they have no idea what the hell time it is.How do any of you fellow friends, who are self employed, deal with customers who call at all times of the night? I guess I understand if you are in the heating & air business/farm implements, and someone’s air /heat has gone out or tractor quit, but I work on watches and clocks (obviously, but not a necessity). People call me at all times of the night and I just don’t get it.
Dude just called me about a 100 year old clock I got going a month ago that has lost 3 minutes over a weeks time. At 7:45 at night. I used to have a customer that would call at all times of the night about her jewelry (when I did jewelry repair) but she was a pill head that was up all night. My rule is never call after 5 or on weekends if I’m having work done. Maybe I’m wrong.
Technically I can throw that line out too. Let me think about it and I’ll call you back. But that’s not the point. How about you call me during reasonable business hours. I mean we are talking about a fu*^ing clock. Not your air/car/tractor/whiskey/running shoe.
Rex ChapmanLots of most hated players listed, and I haven't seen one single white name yet. Ridiculous.
How do any of you fellow friends, who are self employed, deal with customers who call at all times of the night? I guess I understand if you are in the heating & air business/farm implements, and someone’s air /heat has gone out or tractor quit, but I work on watches and clocks (obviously, but not a necessity). People call me at all times of the night and I just don’t get it.
Dude just called me about a 100 year old clock I got going a month ago that has lost 3 minutes over a weeks time. At 7:45 at night. I used to have a customer that would call at all times of the night about her jewelry (when I did jewelry repair) but she was a pill head that was up all night. My rule is never call after 5 or on weekends if I’m having work done. Maybe I’m wrong.
More cute want to be edgy revisionist history.Tubby was given the keys to a Ferrari when he was hired.
he has always seemed very grateful to have coached here as he should be. It would have taken a BCG like hire to **** up what he was handed.
I can agree. I was able to caddie for Tubby years ago. Great man and common as dirt.Most times, public figures you admire turn out to be disappointments. Never would say that about Tubby. Worked a few of his summer camps. Genuinely a great guy. Treated everyone well. I pulled harder for him than any other KY coach in my lifetime. I still hate how it ended but he had to move on. Extremely happy he finally gets a place in the rafters.
CFB Twitter would be much better if people would stop giving that guy engagement. He's basically that Big Game Boomer guy with a national platform.
Lol. False.
We'd be favored to win probably seven of those games...and have a very decent shot at winning a few more.
03, 93, 97, 15, 10 were my top 5 teams to watch. Crazy thing is none of those teams won it all.
Call me crazy but I still think the 93 team is the best KY team not to win it all.03, 93, 97, 15, 10 were my top 5 teams to watch. Crazy thing is none of those teams won it all.
Call me crazy but I still think the 93 team is the best KY team not to win it all.
So what you’re telling me is tubby inherited a bad situation and left things like he found them for the drunk?More cute want to be edgy revisionist history.
The 96-98 team 3 year run is a very Cal-esque run. Every single team was different
Focal Points:
96 - Delk, McCarty, Antoine
97 - Mercer/Anderson
98 - Turner/Sheppard/Nazr/Mohammed/Padgett
Recruiting had seriously fallen off by 97 when Tubby took over and Rick had one foot out the door.
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- Jason Parker is the biggest "what if" player in modern Kentucky basketball outside of Enes Kanter.
Prefer you say goodbye.Sean Kemp says hello.
#smh