Darn Neurotoxins
Anticipation is the best tool, and because of that, I am going to postpone the next trimmer post, and give you instead, a day in the life of Caleb Christopher.
So anyway, I'm out doing a huge landscaping job, and it just so happens all the work is located next to cable boxes, phone things, electrical wires, and whatever all that stuff is. As you can see I'm a real good engineer by knowing what all the wires and boxes and things are for. So anyway the whole day I am thinking to myself, "Wow, I am amazing, I have dug up close to 15 wires and managed not to slice through any of them, gosh, I must really be an expert like I thought. All those other lawn companies wouldnt have a chance, they would have more wires then roots pulled up. Ha ha ha, they are so lousy, don't even pay enough attention to miss a wire. Stupid." So just when I was thinking I had great blog material for gloating about my incredible skill with a pick ax, it happened. Yeah, two coaxial or whatever-their-called cables snapped under me. "Darn neurotoxins" I said as I picked up the broken ends, "so much for my blog post." Anyway, because of my quick thinking and problem solving skills, my life wasn't ended. A few quick phone calls, and some clever guessing, and poof - I figure out the cable company they are with, and another poof - the cables are fixed, for free. That was a happy day, the day I realized that neurotoxins could be beat with quick thinking and problem solving skills. Hooray!!
So anyway, I'm out doing a huge landscaping job, and it just so happens all the work is located next to cable boxes, phone things, electrical wires, and whatever all that stuff is. As you can see I'm a real good engineer by knowing what all the wires and boxes and things are for. So anyway the whole day I am thinking to myself, "Wow, I am amazing, I have dug up close to 15 wires and managed not to slice through any of them, gosh, I must really be an expert like I thought. All those other lawn companies wouldnt have a chance, they would have more wires then roots pulled up. Ha ha ha, they are so lousy, don't even pay enough attention to miss a wire. Stupid." So just when I was thinking I had great blog material for gloating about my incredible skill with a pick ax, it happened. Yeah, two coaxial or whatever-their-called cables snapped under me. "Darn neurotoxins" I said as I picked up the broken ends, "so much for my blog post." Anyway, because of my quick thinking and problem solving skills, my life wasn't ended. A few quick phone calls, and some clever guessing, and poof - I figure out the cable company they are with, and another poof - the cables are fixed, for free. That was a happy day, the day I realized that neurotoxins could be beat with quick thinking and problem solving skills. Hooray!!