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Your arguments are getting lamer.

That's quite a stretch. By my logic you sound like an entitled crybaby who doesn't want to pay for his lunch.

Yet you enjoy them everyday. It's part of living within a society. If you don't like it, leave. there are 14 tax-free countries around the world. These include Antigua and Barbuda, St. Kitts and Nevis, the United Arab Emirates, Vanuatu, Brunei, Bahrain, the Bahamas, Bermuda, the Cayman...

One time I was creating some decals (personal project) for an employee of a large customer. When they were done I over heard him ask my boss if he could tip me. He shrugged and said he didn't care, he could tip me if he wanted to. the big spender gave me $3. :roflmao: Next time I made him...

and fix those fricken pot holes!

We use cast lam on reflective... Optically clear to be precise. Currently on deck would be 3m 8518

I think of die cut meaning a cast metal for cutting a specific shape over and over. Otherwise it should be called contour cut. That Said... As I learn this trade, I also learn that very few truly understand the terminology they use, and I must ask a lot of questions to understand what they...

Welcome to the forum! If you've been lurking for a couple of years, no doubt you've seen many threads regarding traffic signs. Specifically when reflective is concerned. Plenty of questions out there for you to contribute to. :)

I get a monthly performance bonus - a percentage based on what we billed out the prior month. It's an incentive for me to get as much out the door as possible. The more I can crank out - the higher my bonus is.

Is that your Snoop dog doll?

Each year on my anniversary I get a percentage. I think it's 6% ... I don't recall exactly off the top of my head it, but works out to about a buck fifty-ish/per hour

I was going to recommend Denco - but I think Grimco bought them out as well.

60 degree blades are great for really thick material. It's very rare that I will use a 60 degree blade, 99% of the time a 45 degree blade will do, but I've never needed to change the blade on the summa - the tangential blade does remarkably well no matter what the material is.

Are you saying I'm not a Unicorn?

No one is pissed off - it's just annoying to hear you incessantly whine about your job. Venting is one thing, but jeez, must you keep repeating yourself?

Maybe he's a teacher.

You would notice that... It's dog hair. I just cleaned under there a couple of weeks ago too.

I'm not sure there is a difference, other than the number of compatible Onyx products (based on your screen shot).

This is what we have under our Annapurna

We aren't the cheapest place in town, but we are the best. So as the PM I turn-around as quickly as possible, and as perfect as possible. Your time and effort as an employee are meaningless as far as the customer is concerned - you are getting paid regardless. Cutting corners is just slimy if...