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What treatment did you hit that with, Jono?

This heat?

LOL... Wait until tomorrow son...

Today was still not hot enough IMO.

Go for a ride in leathers! Wayyy too warm!

Working on the frontline is the best way to run a small business. Could write pages on the benefits, but one I've been noticing recently, particularly in hospitality, is that customers see you getting involved in it. My favourite restaurants have the manager/owner waiting tables with his staff.

Yeah well so are you

You're the grease monkey

High five...on the flipside!

Working on the frontline is the best way to run a small business. Could write pages on the benefits, but one I've been noticing recently, particularly in hospitality, is that customers see you getting involved in it. My favourite restaurants have the manager/owner waiting tables with his staff.

High five...on the flipside!

my boss works in the kitchen..

Before/After.

Pretty happy with results. Can kinda see your reflection in the plastic now.

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Am I missing something there?

Wanna do my headlights? And whole car?

I'll see your leathers and raise you 7hrs in a kitchen tomorrow over 2x 400 degree grills.

It's gonna be 55+ in there.

Still only 7 hours?

When you gonna man up and do a full day?

:P

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