Yeah, I just had them installed but she had an answer for everything. I said "no" several times. She finally left.
I can only remember that she was about 24 and had a pierced tongue.
Is that bad?
"Hi I'm shampooing carpets for free this week..."
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"Hi I'm shampooing carpets for free this week..."
Proverbs 31:6&7
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And afterwords we can run amok! Or if you're too tired, we can walk amok.
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(rim shot)Mongeaux wrote:No but after she's done your rug you can offer to do hers. It's simple courtesty.
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well played
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Dude, nothing was on the carpet. Our floors are DISGUSTING though! You really should have sent her by. She could have cleaned the front room. Just in time, too. Our lease is up in two weeks.Rooster wrote:You should have sent her over to ladyred's, who has a tiger-shaped clean spot surrounded by a conspicuous stain on the floor.
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Perfect time to move into a new house and have a housewarming party!LadyRed wrote:Dude, nothing was on the carpet. Our floors are DISGUSTING though! You really should have sent her by. She could have cleaned the front room. Just in time, too. Our lease is up in two weeks.Rooster wrote:You should have sent her over to ladyred's, who has a tiger-shaped clean spot surrounded by a conspicuous stain on the floor.
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Hey, stop making fun of vacuum cleaner Salespeople!
I was one once.
Yes, that's right. Your's truly, Dr. Congeniality once made his living selling Kirby Vacuum Cleaners house to house.
It was our job to offer free carpet/furniture shampoos as long as the Customer agreed to listen to our pitch.
And before you laugh at the thought of me doing this sort of thing successfully, I'll have you know that I was one of only 2 people in my initial training class of 27 people that actually had the ability to go out and make people pay me stupid money for a vacuum cleaner! The rest washed out inside of 2 weeks.
I paid the rent by doing this for 6 months and averaged about $400 a week. Considering the fact that my rent was only $150/month at the time and this was 1985, that wasn't bad money.
You can do anything if you're desperate enough for beer money.
To tell you the truth, I kind of liked the job. I made money entertaining lonely house wives. Can you beat that?
I even had a couple of Customers get me drunk while I made them pay me $900 for a fucking vacuum!
I was one once.
Yes, that's right. Your's truly, Dr. Congeniality once made his living selling Kirby Vacuum Cleaners house to house.
It was our job to offer free carpet/furniture shampoos as long as the Customer agreed to listen to our pitch.
And before you laugh at the thought of me doing this sort of thing successfully, I'll have you know that I was one of only 2 people in my initial training class of 27 people that actually had the ability to go out and make people pay me stupid money for a vacuum cleaner! The rest washed out inside of 2 weeks.
I paid the rent by doing this for 6 months and averaged about $400 a week. Considering the fact that my rent was only $150/month at the time and this was 1985, that wasn't bad money.
You can do anything if you're desperate enough for beer money.
To tell you the truth, I kind of liked the job. I made money entertaining lonely house wives. Can you beat that?
I even had a couple of Customers get me drunk while I made them pay me $900 for a fucking vacuum!
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Boy I am going to sit on you one day.ruiner wrote:says you.BeerMakesMeSmart wrote:Well, better her animal than her dad.
Proverbs 31:6&7
"Pain is sometimes the price of laughter."-Oggar
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"The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane"-Marcus Aurelius
And afterwords we can run amok! Or if you're too tired, we can walk amok.
"Pain is sometimes the price of laughter."-Oggar
CPE1704TKS
"The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane"-Marcus Aurelius
And afterwords we can run amok! Or if you're too tired, we can walk amok.
But did you get laid? Everything else is moot.Dr. RIPT wrote:Hey, stop making fun of vacuum cleaner Salespeople!
I was one once.
Yes, that's right. Your's truly, Dr. Congeniality once made his living selling Kirby Vacuum Cleaners house to house.
It was our job to offer free carpet/furniture shampoos as long as the Customer agreed to listen to our pitch.
And before you laugh at the thought of me doing this sort of thing successfully, I'll have you know that I was one of only 2 people in my initial training class of 27 people that actually had the ability to go out and make people pay me stupid money for a vacuum cleaner! The rest washed out inside of 2 weeks.
I paid the rent by doing this for 6 months and averaged about $400 a week. Considering the fact that my rent was only $150/month at the time and this was 1985, that wasn't bad money.
You can do anything if you're desperate enough for beer money.
To tell you the truth, I kind of liked the job. I made money entertaining lonely house wives. Can you beat that?
I even had a couple of Customers get me drunk while I made them pay me $900 for a fucking vacuum!
Thankfully Scotty is here to bring the topic back into sharp focus.Scotty wrote:But did you get laid? Everything else is moot.Dr. RIPT wrote:Hey, stop making fun of vacuum cleaner Salespeople!
I was one once.
Yes, that's right. Your's truly, Dr. Congeniality once made his living selling Kirby Vacuum Cleaners house to house.
It was our job to offer free carpet/furniture shampoos as long as the Customer agreed to listen to our pitch.
And before you laugh at the thought of me doing this sort of thing successfully, I'll have you know that I was one of only 2 people in my initial training class of 27 people that actually had the ability to go out and make people pay me stupid money for a vacuum cleaner! The rest washed out inside of 2 weeks.
I paid the rent by doing this for 6 months and averaged about $400 a week. Considering the fact that my rent was only $150/month at the time and this was 1985, that wasn't bad money.
You can do anything if you're desperate enough for beer money.
To tell you the truth, I kind of liked the job. I made money entertaining lonely house wives. Can you beat that?
I even had a couple of Customers get me drunk while I made them pay me $900 for a fucking vacuum!