Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: johnny bravo on March 30, 2020, 02:25:47 pm
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emailed a few small business premises up today, asking if ok for me to carry on .
Sorry but no outside contractors allowed to work on site. Small businesses where I don't even see anyone on site
I thought I could get some cash in
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Must be hard for lads who have a lot of commercial.
I don't have any, never had any interest in it.
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My office work is shut down , managed blocks of flats have a green light at the moment.
Residential I'm able to do 75% today.
Bigger shutdown soon i think.
I'm working in Zombie town.
A lot safer than walkers that are about with kids and stuff, closest I've got to anyone is about 10 metres, feels safe what I'm doing but of course not 100%
Taking it day by day working on my own, not got a casual attitude like those that say I've seen bad stuff in my life and I'm carrying on regardless.
Everything is shot to bits, normality is a way off yet :o
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We do a large Hannover Court job; it's jam-packed with elderly high risk types.
They still want us to carry on, just not do the inside areas we do.
I never liked doing those bits anyway.
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1585575261_1.jpg)
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We do a large Hannover Court job; it's jam-packed with elderly high risk types.
They still want us to carry on, just not do the inside areas we do.
I never liked doing those bits anyway.
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1585575261_1.jpg)
Yes we do about 40 schemes for them as well , all over the country first clean for this financial year is due the end of April , don’t know what’s going to happen at this time as Ime sure we cannot travel all over the place , time will tell .
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Ime sure we cannot travel all over the place , time will tell .
You can travel to work if you cannot work from home.
There's no restrictions on travel otherwise.
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Ime sure we cannot travel all over the place , time will tell .
You can travel to work if you cannot work from home.
There's no restrictions on travel otherwise.
Lol I cannot get out of my home town let alone travel over a wide part of the country , we have police road blocks window cleaners along with all other non essential workers are being turned around and sent home , and I know what you will say and the documents you will produce , but they arnt having any of it .
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Lol I cannot get out of my home town let alone travel over a wide part of the country , we have police road blocks window cleaners along with all other non essential workers are being turned around and sent home , and I know what you will say and the documents you will produce , but they arnt having any of it .
Are you a North Korean window cleaner?
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Lol I cannot get out of my home town let alone travel over a wide part of the country , we have police road blocks window cleaners along with all other non essential workers are being turned around and sent home , and I know what you will say and the documents you will produce , but they arnt having any of it .
Are you a North Korean window cleaner?
It feels like it 😂😂😂
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I know a window cleaner that works in South Korea. He can't get into the capital and he's a Seoul trader.
And it's the same for one I know in Vietnam and it's starting to Hanoi him.
It's Laos-y for them too.
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I thought you knew one in Shina?
Or was that Tonald Drumps mate?
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Lol I cannot get out of my home town let alone travel over a wide part of the country , we have police road blocks window cleaners along with all other non essential workers are being turned around and sent home , and I know what you will say and the documents you will produce , but they arnt having any of it .
Are you a North Korean window cleaner?
It feels like it 😂😂😂
If the police were to stop me working I would politely ask for his badge number and and ticket or note telling me not to work and what law I was breaking so I have proof when it comes to HMRC paying out in June.
Then I would go home and sit on my arse and not go back out :D :D
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Lol I cannot get out of my home town let alone travel over a wide part of the country , we have police road blocks window cleaners along with all other non essential workers are being turned around and sent home , and I know what you will say and the documents you will produce , but they arnt having any of it .
Are you a North Korean window cleaner?
It feels like it 😂😂😂
If the police were to stop me working I would politely ask for his badge number and and ticket or note telling me not to work and what law I was breaking so I have proof when it comes to HMRC paying out in June.
Then I would go home and sit on my arse and not go back out :D :D
With respect they arnt intrested a friend of mine was threatened with a fine/arrest on Thursday afternoon , he has spoken the the local crime commissioner and made a formal complaint , the reply he has been given is we are in a state of national emergency don’t be so selfish we have far more important things than worrying about than your complaint . Stay at home in bold type !,, things are being done totaly different all over the country , but it’s working down hear as only 57 cases and 7 deaths
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I agree, Splash.
I'm not fat enough to get in the police but if I was some young copper, or an old one counting down the days to my retirement, and I pulled up a window cleaner that said he had a letter from Boris Johnson saying that he could work, I'd taser him and then break his pole.
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I agree, Splash.
I'm not fat enough to get in the police but if I was some young copper, or an old one counting down the days to my retirement, and I pulled up a window cleaner that said he had a letter from Boris Johnson saying that he could work, I'd taser him and then break his pole.
And that would cost the government a lot more than £ 7500 in compensation
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I agree, Splash.
I'm not fat enough to get in the police but if I was some young copper, or an old one counting down the days to my retirement, and I pulled up a window cleaner that said he had a letter from Boris Johnson saying that he could work, I'd taser him and then break his pole.
And that would cost the government a lot more than £ 7500 in compensation
Us fictional coppers don't worry about that when confronted by lippy window cleaners.