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Now try doing the work outside, at night, in the rain, or in a
blizzard, or in the blazing sun on a 98 degree humid day. Try having
to go up and down a 32 foot ladder and then walk ~ 1/4 mile across a
white roof in the sun to get to the unit. And back again for each
tool or part you need.

If you happen to need a 50 lb tank of gas, or a 30 lb torch, or a 20
lb vacumn up there - get to humpin' it. Then bring it all down again.

And you better get 4 or 5 calls done, minimum, on a slow day.

TV repairmen are wusses.

Awww... Poor BABY! Try setting up and shooting ONE fireworks show on the
4th in San Antonio. Then, do three on three consecutive nights.

You wouldn't last through 1/2 of the first day's setup -- 104F actual
O.A.T, 82%RH, and twenty hours of work for the first show. Then you tear
down, re-rig, and get the next one up in 9 hours, and the next...

And 6" racks (of mortars, goof) weigh 80lb each, and you "only" have to
lug about 80 of them, and 100+ 5" racks, and a couple of hundred 4" and
3" racks.

YOU are not only a thief, but a pussy, too. I have even less sympathy
for your lazy ass than ever before.

LLoyd