Site wage cuts.

[Spitandpolish]

Plasterers don't have to pay for a premises the size of a mechanics workshop do they?
The actual mechanics aren't earning £60 an hour, most I know of don't live the lives of someone earning half that amount of money.

Its called overheads mate !
Did a very small job on Tuesday, a silly c**t let go of a washing machine on the stairs , smashed right through the lathe . Took me three hours £ 200 Did I feel guilty for taking his cash , did I f**k ! You need to look out for yourself !

 

[Casper]

Its called overheads mate !
Did a very small job on Tuesday, a silly c**t let go of a washing machine on the stairs , smashed right through the lathe . Took me three hours £ 200 Did I feel guilty for taking his cash , did I f**k ! You need to look out for yourself !

You’re too cheap!

 

[Groove37]

You’re too cheap!

You would’ve done it for £20 and a bottle of Bucky

 

[Casper]

You would’ve done it for £20 and a bottle of Bucky

I wouldn’t even let you smell my Bucky breath for £20.

 

[Groove37]

I wouldn’t even let you smell my Bucky breath for £20.

I wouldn’t want to get anywhere near you I’d give you £20 to f**k off

 

[themucky1]

Plasterers need to stick together and up the rates ffs. It’s for the good of everyone, instead of slagging off what people are charging. I’ve banged on about it for years mate!

How the f**k are mechanics on £60ph at the moment?

There’s very few “mechanics” now mate they’re just parts fitters, plug a tablet into the vehicle that’ll diagnose the problem and change that part. Mechanics are able to look and listen to an engine and tell you what’s wrong with it without the need of a ya let or laptop.

 

[paulf]

I wouldn’t want to get anywhere near you I’d give you £20 to f**k off

Good luck with that, he won't f**k off for less than £200.

 

[Casper]

Good luck with that, he won't f**k off for less than £200.

If you give me £350 I’ll go.



But only for a week!!!

 

[Groove37]

Good luck with that, he won't f**k off for less than £200.

He isn’t worth that

 

[paulf]

If you give me £350 I’ll go.



But only for a week!!!

That's an incredibly generous offer, see I keep telling everyone how humble and generous you are, but for some reason they just don't believe me.
Well they can all eat humble pie now they can see it in black and white, I for one hope they choke on it.

 

[paulf]

He isn’t worth that

That's not what he thinks.

 

[Casper]

He isn’t worth that

Ya cheeky c**t

 

[Groove37]

That's not what he thinks.

He thinks too much

 

[Casper]

He thinks too much

Aye. But not about you wee man

 

[Groove37]

Aye. But not about you wee man

Because @Cockney is in your head?? I don’t mind to be honest quite glad

 

[paulf]

He thinks too much

Not about himself though, he's to humble for that, he's like the anti-narcissist.
If Gandhi was alive today he'd have to pack it in and become a plasterer or something.

 

[paulf]

Because @Cockney400adayforrent is in your head?? I don’t mind to be honest quite glad.

 

[Casper]

Cocky only comes on here to read my posts. But he’s busy tonight collecting glasses.

 

[essexandy]

Good luck with that, he won't f**k off for less than £200.

Money well spent I'd say.

 

[paulf]

Money well spent I'd say.

Cheap at the price, that's @Casper for you, humble to his own detriment sometimes.
Each time I tell him he just stuffs a grand in my hand, it's a shame that people play on his generosity.
Oh, I'm going to the Bahamas in the summer.

 

[Cockney]

Cocky only comes on here to read my posts. But he’s busy tonight collecting glasses.

I’ve been busy having a life you peasant!

Now transfer me my overdue rent.

 

[FreeD]

Plasterers don't have to pay for a premises the size of a mechanics workshop do they?
The actual mechanics aren't earning £60 an hour, most I know of don't live the lives of someone earning half that amount of

Skimmers maybe not but plasterer renderers definitely do...and it's not just the cost of the premises, theres rates, utilities, security. Most lads i know in Bristol are paying between £550 and £750 a month.

 

[essexandy]

Skimmers maybe not but plasterer renderers definitely do...and it's not just the cost of the premises, theres rates, utilities, security. Most lads i know in Bristol are paying between £550 and £750 a month.

You don't half talk some shite.
I used to run up to ten guys including myself, screeding, rendering, tacking and plastering and never needed much more space than a container. If you think you can get a workshop with parking etc. for the same money as a container you're even further detached from reality than I thought.

 

[spread95]

You don't half talk some shite.
I used to run up to ten guys including myself, screeding, rendering, tacking and plastering and never needed much more space than a container. If you think you can get a workshop with parking etc. for the same money as a container you're even further detached from reality than I thought.

He needs a warehouse to store all the £1 bags of finish hes snapping up

 

[FreeD]

You don't half talk some shite.
I used to run up to ten guys including myself, screeding, rendering, tacking and plastering and never needed much more space than a container. If you think you can get a workshop with parking etc. for the same money as a container you're even further detached from reality than I thought.

F**k that would I leave my machines in a container they would be gone in a day. You would pay £150 a month for an up and over garage here with no utilities. You don't have a f**king clue about current costs you old dinosaur.

 

[FreeD]

He needs a warehouse to store all the £1 bags of finish hes snapping up

40 bags this month..sheet materials and insulation take up the most space we buy in bulk. Would need a couple of containers just to store that.

 

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[Dollar]

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