Finally got thru with the Love;s I was working on. Talk about  a big job!!!! It was only 2 buildings but 4 businesses. One Love's C store, one Subway, one McDonalds, and a tire store. The past 3+ weeks has been unbelievable to get past all the inspections. We did it though by 12:00 pm the day before opening. A little close for comfort buy we did it. Missed being around here and see I missed a lot. But glad to be back.

Awesome dude!  Loves was probably my favorite for road trips...  Although, on a trip back to Virginia recently one of my crew introduced me to WaWas.  WaWas is now my favorite gas station.  I mean, it isn't in the same category as chick fil a, but hey... 

 

Whats on the agenda for now?  Aside from a well deserved six pack or Jamison on ice? 

                                           DRIPLEY  supervising the job site

                                              

                                          Happy to hear you got the job done.

Good to hear! 

 

I I thought I missed seeing yours post as of late! 

15 hours ago, CSM said:

Awesome dude!  Loves was probably my favorite for road trips...  Although, on a trip back to Virginia recently one of my crew introduced me to WaWas.  WaWas is now my favorite gas station.  I mean, it isn't in the same category as chick fil a, but hey... 

 

Whats on the agenda for now?  Aside from a well deserved six pack or Jamison on ice? 

Going to Richmond VA for another CFA. Working with a new to me project manager but he is hiring me some good subs so thats a good sign. Looking forward to it. I am actually at home for now and dont have to start the CFA until 7-5.

 

13 hours ago, IBMobile said:

                                           DRIPLEY  supervising the job site

                                              

                                          Happy to hear you got the job done.

Another nail hit square upon the head there IB. I need to blow that one up and put it on the job site. A scare chicken.

 

 

I had to get a tire mounted Monday morning and while the wheel was off I took a look and the brake pads. Thin is all I can say to describe them. The pads had cut into the rotor maybe a 1/6" maybe less, pads not the rivets. Sitting here with my grandson waiting on the Fedex truck right now. Not complaining though, those pads have been on the truck since I put the exhaust break on 150k miles ago. Not sure how many were on them before the e brake. But it is nice to be home and I got plenty to do.

Edited June 24, 20169 yr by dripley

Glad your home safe and sound...