Larry Delgrego turn arround time?

[Brett Hoop]

Back in time for Ernie's, what year, you forgot to mention. These fellows operate on their own time clock unlike the rest of the real world. Best to figure 90 days for every hour required to complete the job, and 5-4 months after they receive your gun and before the job starts. HA HA

[B. Dudley]

Originally Posted by Brett Hoop

Back in time for Ernie's, what year, you forgot to mention. These fellows operate on their own time clock unlike the rest of the real world. Best to figure 90 days for every hour required to complete the job, and 5-4 months after they receive your gun and before the job starts. HA HA

And then people get pissed when you don't take work in an attempt to manage backlog.

I will tell you what... the way to get to 4-5 years backlog and never get out of it, if to take EVERYTHING that comes your way. It can get out of hand very fast.

It is not a bad position to be in, to get the inquiries, but one can only handle so much.

[Marty K.]

You know...it's one thing to take a long time with a gun...but the thing that really gets me is the poor communication, and all the BS etc to get you pacified until you can't stand it.....and then you make another call and you get different BS....and on and on it goes until you loose it completely and become someone that you really aren't...... Blah Blah Blah....Just brutal....