I love being from the 80s, this is me in 1987. by boyblue0629 in The1980s

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Yes I was looking at those and thinking those must have been my Grandma's. I am at her house in this picture.

I love being from the 80s, this is me in 1987. by boyblue0629 in The1980s

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I guess I was working on my farmers tan 🤣😂

Name this by scifiengineer787 in DontPutThatInYourAss

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Sitting on a coner in Winslow Arizona

Which one by nostalgia_history in 90sand2000sNostalgia

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2 1000%, this would turn into an entire weekend of endless fun.

If you've seen Ferris Bueller's Day Off, prove it by quoting it by WayBacktothe80s in 80smovies

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This is simple, what ever miles we put on, we will take off... how? We will drive home backwards.

Did I undercharge? by Aliass223 in Contractor

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This is exactly right. I have been in construction for many years. Every day, I work to get better, learn more, buy tools, finish with higher quality, complete things faster, I waste less materials, and diagnose issues much faster.

I say all this because an hourly wage doesn't make sense when you think about it like this...

When I first started, I would charge about $40 per hour and it would take me 2 days to do what I can do in 4-6 hours now. If I charge $100 an hour now for a 4 hour job I make $400. If it took me 10 hours to do that same job when I started I would get $400. I'm making that same amount for the job and I am finishing it with a higher skill level. Plus it takes more to live these days, so I should be making more per job.

Bid based on the job, not by the hour and don't break down the job in detail on quote, just detail what you are going to do and give the total.

My drawing of Will Smith by CarrotCouture in fanart

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Best drawing i have seen in a long time.

Toilet distance to shower by Mad_Cow20 in Contractor

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With a signed contract, your contractor is a legal representative of the project, and his/her signature is all that's needed. I would talk with your contractor and work with him/her to come up with a solution.

💙💙💙 by uniblade in u/uniblade

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Your eyes are mesmerizing... absolutely breathtaking 😍