In the end the best course of action might be to just walk away from this one and not bother with it. No point letting one rude person upset your day/week![]()
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In the end the best course of action might be to just walk away from this one and not bother with it. No point letting one rude person upset your day/week![]()
you know it is always a sign of ignorance when people start telling you how easy it is. I hear it all the time about riding: all you do is sit there, horse does all the work, why does anyone need lessons, etc etc etc.
You won't be able to change a dickwad like that and if you engage he will only get worse to prove you wrong. sometimes it's better to just ignore and ask them to move away so you can concentrate. Tell him if he wants to supervise the rate is double
Husband was probably pissed that she didnt ask him to do it.
so no real solutions just sympathy and the 'I've been there experienced that' comraderie.
I guess every country has their share of asshats.
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We used to do exactly that! If someone wanted to help us (in order to lower the costs of us building them something) we'd charge more. Simple fact was that the extra, inexperienced help, added up to us babysitting and it cost us time.
Australia doesn't.Yeh right!
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I'm not a portrait photographer so I'm not sure what my opinion is worth but all I can say is that if the rest are anywhere near as good as those three you can call it a successful day. Those three are wonderful!![]()
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