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Old 01-08-2016, 09:41 AM
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Get up extra early to go into work and find out after you get there you forget your wallet and didn't bring a lunch...30mins into my work day I find out the hard drive on my work computer is going bad...and to top it all off our portable fridge in the office decided to leak all over the place!

It don't get any better than this!!!!
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It could be worse.... you could have to work on garbage trucks all day.

Doing things like, oh, spending an hour and 45 min to diagnose a non-working pump that the driver swore was working in the yard first thing, but failed to work on route.... only to find out that the 2nd shift tech closed the suction line on the hydraulic tank. Oh, but it was working at the shop before he left..... I believe him.
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It could be worse.... you could have to work on garbage trucks all day.

Doing things like, oh, spending an hour and 45 min to diagnose a non-working pump that the driver swore was working in the yard first thing, but failed to work on route.... only to find out that the 2nd shift tech closed the suction line on the hydraulic tank. Oh, but it was working at the shop before he left..... I believe him.
Was it the texthole driver?
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Old 01-08-2016, 05:57 PM
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Our Public Education system at work...........

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We just need to pass the bill to see what's in it (Nancy Pelosi)...............

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At this point what does it matter? (Hillary Clinton).............

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Was it the texthole driver?
Not this time....
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