Time to lighten up - Laughter is good medicine Part II

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[4wanderingeyes]

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I can really relate to this one, I am building a new house, and playing general contractor, it is like herding cats to get them to do everything they are suppose to do, in order, on time. The builder needs to finish a few more windows, and a patio door, the electrician needs to finish the outdoor lights before the builder will come, so he can install facia when he is done with the windows and door, but the electrician, wants the doors and windows in so he can run the wires on the studs, the HVAC guy says he can be done in a day, but isnt done yet, the inspector wont come until the windows are done, spray foam insulation cant come until the electrician is done, and the inspector is done, cabinet guy says he wont build the cabinets until the floor is in, but I dont want to do the floor until all the other stuff is done. I kind of lost track who we are really waiting on. No one answers the phone, and only texts back a day or two later. The lumber yard was planning on dropping off the windows, door and a bunch of insulation today, but I have no idea when the builder is planning on coming to install them, so I asked the builder, he said not yet. Roads bans go in effect this Friday so any deliveries need to be here before then, or approximately mid April. I keep going round and round.

 

[Howboutthemdawgs]

I can really relate to this one, I am building a new house, and playing general contractor, it is like herding cats to get them to do everything they are suppose to do, in order, on time. The builder needs to finish a few more windows, and a patio door, the electrician needs to finish the outdoor lights before the builder will come, so he can install facia when he is done with the windows and door, but the electrician, wants the doors and windows in so he can run the wires on the studs, the HVAC guy says he can be done in a day, but isnt done yet, the inspector wont come until the windows are done, spray foam insulation cant come until the electrician is done, and the inspector is done, cabinet guy says he wont build the cabinets until the floor is in, but I dont want to do the floor until all the other stuff is done. I kind of lost track who we are really waiting on. No one answers the phone, and only texts back a day or two later. The lumber yard was planning on dropping off the windows, door and a bunch of insulation today, but I have no idea when the builder is planning on coming to install them, so I asked the builder, he said not yet. Roads bans go in effect this Friday so any deliveries need to be here before then, or approximately mid April. I keep going round and round.

You just described my life in one paragraph

 

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Murphy's law pretty much covers my daily routine.

 

[Kdog]

You just described my life in one paragraph

I resemble that remark, but with commercial construction. I will never understand why a vendor schedules one day to complete a three day project, or why the... oh nevermind.