I was sent to empty NHS offices to install fused spurs for roller
shutters (the place can then be refurbed but it's in a bit of a ****
hole and needs protection).

I was given a key and a list of codes for all the internal door locks.

I went there and let myself in.

Five minutes later the joiners turned up. They had a key and a list of
codes.

Twenty minutes later the alarm people turned up. They had a key and a
list of codes.

Thirty minutes later the plumber turned up. He had a key and a list of
codes.

One hour later the NHS maintenance man turned up to let us in. He had
not got a key or a list of codes.


Still. I'll give him his dues. He waited with us all day so that he
could "lock up". He did this by borrowing my key as I was the last one
to leave.


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Adam