After not being busy for weeks upon end. We now get to work our fannies off...:)
Today there are still 50-75 people who are on the list that did not want to pay the extra money and have the service men come and fix their air conditioners at overtime.
I was so glad to walk out on Friday p.m. and know that I didn't have to listen to anybody screaming at me about why we haven't been there yet to fix their air conditioner. Or go over to the service department and page thru all the calls to see where they were on the list.
The oldest calls in are on the top - so they will be the first out to the service men.
Saturday morning Bud and I went to Menards and purchased the supplies to put up shelves in our new storage shed. After a few minor problems this is what we had:
It did not take me long to fill those shelves with my sewing supplies:

I really wanted to totally finish cleaning out the apartment this week end, but part of it goes to Kim's and they are out of town this week end. Plus after I do get all the odds and ends out, I will have to clean the place. In the morning we plan on getting the last few things left. Put the dvd cabinets in the back of the truck. Move the plastic drawers...to our other storage if they are there since it is a holiday, if not put them in our shed till I can take them out to the other storage shed.
We went to the laundromat and did our overload of laundry. 4-double/triple loads.... but at least everything is clean now.(Oh, that is all but the drapes that I brought over for the patio door to help keep the sun/heat out.
It is very hot and humid here this week end. I am wondering how many hours Mr.Bills the serviceman on call is having to work this week end. And how many calls he will have on Tuesday that people didn't want to pay overtime rates so they will wait. We were already on Wed or Thursday when we left the office on Friday.
Guess you could say "Job security".....when we get this busy.......
One thing it has taught me..... I do not want to keep up this pace in my life too many more years.
People have and are very impatient, yet not willing to pay for overtime rates in order for them to be cooler in the comforts of their own home.
We try to encourage people to have their units checked before it gets hot. To turn them on and try them before they want to actually use them. So why is it that on our very first HOT DAY OF THE SEASON...there are a lot of phone calls with those who REFUSE to turn them on until they have been checked?
My answer to them was, "Turn it on---try it and if it doesn't work then we will get there as soon as we can". I even talked one little old lady how to turn it on, one step at a time.
So hope everybody out there is having a great week end.