Looking4new
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The computer compensates for it.Doesn't tire size produce different speedo readings?
The computer compensates for it.Doesn't tire size produce different speedo readings?
congrats on passing. does every restaurant employee have to pass this test?Good Afternoon,
Well good news, I passed the exam on the first shot ! Which is good news for the FD, because if I failed they would have to pay for another course !
I didn’t pass by much, after studying, watching numerous videos, taking pages of notes , reading and studying my notes over and over, and re watching the course videos , I managed to pass with a score of 73 !
So the proctor that administers the course to me was Indian, and with my poor hearing and his Indian accent , that just made it that much more difficult for me ! At one point I had to have Kathleen come into the kitchen to interpret for me !
The certification is good for 5 years, and I have already vowed never to take this course and exam again ! Especially not at 79 ! At that point it will be someone else’s problem !
Ken, hope you feel better soon !![]()
I negotiated 4 pipelines for my dad and mother. The first offer is about 50% of what they will pay. My cousin always went with a lawyer and I think we both ended up with the same amount except he also had lawyer fees. You just can't tell them to go away, in the introduction letter they will threaten eminent domain and they are serious. If you go with the lawyer make sure you know his fee -usually a % of whatever he gets on top of the original offer. He knows the original offer is low and is how they make their money, but wouldn't you want 100% of the negotiate contract?Nice expensive talk with our lawyers today regarding pipeline contract at the farm. Is there a way to find if they have the option of using eminent domain? I'm at the point, for what they are offering, to tell them to go away, it's not worth the hassle for what they are offering.
Pipeline people have not mentioned eminent domain at allI negotiated 4 pipelines for my dad and mother. The first offer is about 50% of what they will pay. My cousin always went with a lawyer and I think we both ended up with the same amount except he also had lawyer fees. You just can't tell them to go away, in the introduction letter they will threaten eminent domain and they are serious. If you go with the lawyer make sure you know his fee -usually a % of whatever he gets on top of the original offer. He knows the original offer is low and is how they make their money, but wouldn't you want 100% of the negotiate contract?
Hope he heals fast.Grandson 13 broke his ankle stepping into a hole yesterday. Currently at Johns Hopkins hospital. Hope to get an update soon