Suggestion was to apply them as a post-wash finish, but they took the mud out of the fenders in one wipe. I would remove the mud, soap and water as per usual, then reapply to "seal".
Hopefully not!! It’s so much better for everyone when a negotiated settlement can be reached without a complete withdrawal of services.Speaking of unions, the union contracts are all in a negotiation year up here. Lots of chatter going on, as is the usual in contract years.
Came into the office and the discussion was on when the last strick was, and that we are “due” for one.
I will do just that. the door handles, bumper, side steps and the edges of the fenders all show where the mud once was. (Friday I got in some pretty deep mud, like almost to water fording depths...)
Very excellent. Suggest you go back and look at OB's videos that he posted.
We are having huge issues with the nurses at the Medical Center. Their contract has expired and they are looking for a boost. Of course the powers that be don't wanna budge. Nurse union started out asking for 25% and the hospital offered 13%. The nurses did a 2 day strike while the hospital brought in temporary nurses during that time. Then back to the table to talk some more. Now we are at 23% nurses and 15% hospital.
woah! that's where a strike can get dangerous.
In general, middle class wages are lagging behind the increases in cost of living. I wouldn't be surprised if those nurses are underpaid.
sounds like a very Appalachian pronunciation of srike. lol.What's a "strick"?
Agreed.
"Srike"? :cwl:
That's what they are saying along with overworked. Too few nurses for the duties at hand. They need to boost the wages to entice new nurses into the area. Our daughter Keely wanted to work here. All they could offer was night shift. BYE! She's at the hospital in Manchester NH instead.
Strike* I have a wireless keyboard, I think I either miss a keystroke every once in a while or the keyboard does.
I just found it ironic since we were discussing @CrazyKASG's typo.
