You don't tip medical professionals.
That's what I thought, but I had a moment of anxiety after I left my appt.
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You don't tip medical professionals.
That's what I thought, but I had a moment of anxiety after I left my appt.
I expect this job will be a bitch. The loveseat is 71" long, 36" deep, and 33" tall. The door is 27".
They'll probably be able to unscrew the legs (feet?) and angle it in.
I expect this job will be a bitch. The loveseat is 71" long, 36" deep, and 33" tall. The door is 27".
Depends on the loveseat, I've moved some large sofas through small spaces without much problem.
According to this site
Furniture or appliance deliveries - $5-10 per person. If the delivery is huge, then $20 per person.
Massage therapist - No tip if at doctor's office. 10-15% otherwise. If they come to your home or hotel room, find out in advance whether a tip is included in the price.
If they come to your home or hotel room, find out in advance whether a tip is included in the price.
That's not all you'll be wanting to find out in advance.
Happy endings!
You should take a picture of it before it gets Ruby-fied. I wore black pants today, of a material entirely incompatible with the current state of dog hair in our house.
A few years ago I was on sabbatical, teaching in a European university. I made frequent trips back to the U.S., to the home I shared with my then girlfriend and her three cats and two dogs. After a few months in Europe I noticed that people who had been sitting in the visitor's chair of my office tended to get up and brush their clothes off on the way out of the office.
I checked the chair, and it was COVERED in cat hair. Intercontinental ballistic cat hair! I could identify all three cats based on the evidence. I still can't figure out how it happened. Must be one of those faith-based things we were talking about earlier.
There's a guy in NYC who specializes in getting large things into small apartments. He's claims to be able to cut anything up and put it back together.
Rick, I think that is called "static electricity."
I know it well, as well as I know the sensation of sticky-rolling my own butt.
OH OH OH! I meant to say last week. I got cowbell in the mail via JZ - made me laugh and laugh.