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Anyone else get this? Just changed a bathroom light and the customer spent the whole time virtually stood on the bottom rung of the step ladder staring at what I was doing. Not conducive to a good morning's work!
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Did a job along time ago for a Deaf and Dumb couple, the job was requested by the Husbands Father.Anyone else get this? Just changed a bathroom light and the customer spent the whole time virtually stood on the bottom rung of the step ladder staring at what I was doing. Not conducive to a good morning's work!
time for a good farttread on him, or drop a large screwdriver on his hed. he'll soon move.
yup definately this lolA few reasons, insecurity, curiosity, you may look dodgy, seeing what exactly they are paying for......
Did you "accidentally on purpose fall off the ladder"?It's not uncommon for people to leave you alone with a strategically place pile of cash somewhere....clearly a trap. It is extremely off putting though when someone stands right on top of what you are doing, they always seem to appear just when it's going wrong and you are struggling. On the plus side though in the summer I was at a real sorts house up a pair of steps and she insisted on standing right below chatting in a pretty loose fitting dressing gown, the view was a major distraction.
Reminds me of one female customer who had almost see through white leggings on with bright red thong underneath.A few years back I had an old fella stand watching me work in his bungalow when he says "I've noticed you have small feet" wtf?
A little while later he says "Can I show you this" double wtf He proceeds to show me the restraining straps he had fitted to the head and foot of his bed I tightened up and finished rather quickly after telling I was married with kids.
Had some interesting times working in peoples homes but that, well that was simply weird
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