[pjulk]

I tried working in the rain and all i had was customers moaning at me and i hated it anyway so knocked that on the head.

And still when it rains it nice to take the time off and do other things.

I do save a few inside cleans for rainy days.

[simon knight]

Lunchbreaks are for employees in my opinion, not serious business owners!! You don't know me, so don't tell me to be my self!!! 

"Lunch is for wimps" Gordon Gekko in Wallstreet (1987)

[Ian_Giles]

Yep, totally agree, having breaks is important...although I have to say I don't take them very often I do have them though, but they are not regular.

Working in the rain?
Where possible yes, but I think it is a grey area, there are times when I know full well that by the time I've finished a house some of the windows are going to be mucked up as I'm collecting the money off the customer!
I'll work in  a downpour on commercial stuff, shops and so on, but I am more careful on residential stuff.

I may be running a business, but we are all at the mercy of the elements, I wouldn't paint a window in the rain, or build a wall, and I wouldn't put down weedkiller!
And if I think the conditions are going to make cleaning windows a waste of time then I won't do them.
Rain alone won't much them up, but if the rain is lashing against the windows then you are asking for trouble and I think customers would be justifiably hacked off if I'm cleaning their windows in such conditions!

Ian

[windowwashers]

Lunchbreaks are for employees in my opinion, not serious business owners!! You don't know me, so don't tell me to be my self!!! 

I have a lunch break, you have to fuel the body to work at peak performance 

[simon knight]

Lunchbreaks are for employees in my opinion, not serious business owners!! You don't know me, so don't tell me to be my self!!! 

I have a lunch break, you have to fuel the body to work at peak performance 

If I have lunch at all it's a small sarni...anything more than that and I feel as though I wanna go akip.