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whats being a council tenant got to do with it ?.......
yep...feel like it but...like i says...theres other more productive stuff from this fella...and lets face it..its the tennents..not the landlord here....Shove the job where the Sun don't shine, cheeky beggars, they treat you like something they bloody stepped in, I know it's work but ffs
My ex wife's family are council tenants .............. Oh! .. hang on ...:thinking2:
Too true looks like jay sean has been brainwashed by the tory press, silly bugger what a fool, to suggest everyone who lives in a council house is a lazy so and so is almost predujice, disgusting.whats being a council tenant got to do with it ?.......
me too, I lived in one until I was 19, I feel angry by that fools post, sorry Glenn, apologies mate for crashing your thread.I was also dragged up in a council house
you`v got PM mike...me too, I lived in one until I was 19, I feel angry by that fools post, sorry Glenn, apologies mate for crashing your thread.
so was i....I was also dragged up in a council house
Sorry to hear that Glenn, I have had the same over the years, some people just plain forget and go out and then say sorry without meaning it when they realise what they have done, sill sods.OK
so had agreed a time & date with the tennant to fit 2 fans (bathroom & kitchen)...i was there ...where were they?
i dont like it..
Okay M8 will have looky cheersyou`v got PM mike...
What that all folk living in council houses sleep in late every day? come on now whats happening here? good god what next?I was brought up on a council estate too (40 yrs ago), left at 18 when my parents bought a private semi and hadn't been back around one really observing changes until around 5yrs ago when I started working on a few.
I've noticed a big difference and not from all the media hype. What I can remember is that 40 yrs ago the council estate I lived on was was full of hard working men (and women) with the odd unemployed. You got one or two 'rough' ones but on the whole it was just people living their lives with respect. Now I see a reversal from my own experience on the council estates Ive been to. Its not a unilateral statement for every council estate as its only my experience from what I've seen on the ones I've been to.
I'm not vindicating, substantiating or justifying what has been said, just acknowledging that it might be his experience too!
well Leeds has some of the largest council estates in the UK....and yep...they are tough areas with problems....but i think what needs saying here as well is that even if some dont agree with the values many hold dear on such estates they are values all the same...further more the majority of those that live on estates take a dim view of vandalism and other antisocial behaviours...its just they have a ...lets say `pro-active` approach to dealing with such things....more often than not they tend to prefer to settle `out of court`....lol...I was brought up on a council estate too (40 yrs ago), left at 18 when my parents bought a private semi and hadn't been back around one really observing changes until around 5yrs ago when I started working on a few.
I've noticed a big difference and not from all the media hype. What I can remember is that 40 yrs ago the council estate I lived on was was full of hard working men (and women) with the odd unemployed. You got one or two 'rough' ones but on the whole it was just people living their lives with respect. Now I see a reversal from my own experience on the council estates Ive been to. Its not a unilateral statement for every council estate as its only my experience from what I've seen on the ones I've been to.
I'm not vindicating, substantiating or justifying what has been said, just acknowledging that it might be his experience too!
but the problem is Jamie is the time spent there....when it could have been spent seeing to your customers...that time is lost....and cant easily be got back....Just before crimbo I had to go to Barrow in Furness to an EICR for a mate. He was renting the house out at the time but wanted to sell it. As I was only doing it for peanuts, I refused to drive the 5 hour round trip but luckily his brother owed him a favour so he drove me there. Got there at bang on 8 on a Sat morning. Banged on door.....no answer!! Banged on window........no answer!!! Through small stones at window......still no bl0ody answer. Rang the letting agents.........not open till 12pm!!!!
This went on for 3 hours!!!! We was just about to leave when a tired, skinny, scruffy looking lad popped his head through the upstairs curtain. He had that...."what the focks all the banging"? look on his face.
Lets just say I was not amused and he realised that when he tried to make his morning brew and I turned all the leccy off......little knob.
Anyway, it was a lovely drive....some nice scenery up that way.
Jay
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