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am Bays wrote:

amber_fluid wrote:

Booney wrote:I would 100% hire. No need to buy shirt, tie or shoes, get everything at one stop that's in fashion and fits. I'll never buy another suit.

I did similar for a wedding so we had matching outfits and shoes.
$400 later…………

And I had to return it.
Not cheap but was a quick and easy option

You can get a decent suit (van heusen) for $400 to keep at harbour town/Myer

$400 was everything.
Shoes, tie, cufflinks etc.
Whats worse I’ve got black RM’s but had to pay $50 to hire a $40 pair of black bata Kmart shoes

am Bays wrote:

amber_fluid wrote:

Booney wrote:I would 100% hire. No need to buy shirt, tie or shoes, get everything at one stop that's in fashion and fits. I'll never buy another suit.

I did similar for a wedding so we had matching outfits and shoes.
$400 later…………

And I had to return it.
Not cheap but was a quick and easy option

You can get a decent suit (van heusen) for $400 to keep at harbour town/Myer

Showing your age there Pops, get a half price fitted sheet set with it?

Booney wrote:

Jimmy_041 wrote:
Was I surprised when I saw the name of the place you linked? No, no I was not.

Huh?

I didn't expect you shopped at Tarocash.[/quote]

Never heard of them

What about the French company tarjay?

Why Coles are pulling out of the petrol game.

Not sure if anyone else has noticed the re -branding of all the Shell Coles express outlets, mostly to Caltex?

Footy Chick wrote:Why Coles are pulling out of the petrol game.

Not sure if anyone else has noticed the re -branding of all the Shell Coles express outlets, mostly to Caltex?

Interesting didn't Ampol buy out Caltex

Footy Chick wrote:Why Coles are pulling out of the petrol game.

Not sure if anyone else has noticed the re -branding of all the Shell Coles express outlets, mostly to Caltex?

It was part of the of Viva Energy deal to purchase OTR that they had to divest the Coles express brand.

amber_fluid wrote:

Footy Chick wrote:Why Coles are pulling out of the petrol game.

Not sure if anyone else has noticed the re -branding of all the Shell Coles express outlets, mostly to Caltex?

It was part of the of Viva Energy deal to purchase OTR that they had to divest the Coles express brand.

I'm hearing this 'divest' word a lot these days...is it a softer way of saying "selling"?

Having a debate with my son, I have a cleaner come round fortnightly on Tuesdays (mainly because I hate mopping and cleaning the bathroom), I tell him that we have to do a full clean on the Sunday but he says “why, it’s getting cleaned anyway?”.
Who is right?

Lightning McQueen wrote:Having a debate with my son, I have a cleaner come round fortnightly on Tuesdays (mainly because I hate mopping and cleaning the bathroom), I tell him that we have to do a full clean on the Sunday but he says “why, it’s getting cleaned anyway?”.
Who is right?

You are. You're the father.

Lightning McQueen wrote:Having a debate with my son, I have a cleaner come round fortnightly on Tuesdays (mainly because I hate mopping and cleaning the bathroom), I tell him that we have to do a full clean on the Sunday but he says “why, it’s getting cleaned anyway?”.
Who is right?

I'm with him.

Booney wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Having a debate with my son, I have a cleaner come round fortnightly on Tuesdays (mainly because I hate mopping and cleaning the bathroom), I tell him that we have to do a full clean on the Sunday but he says “why, it’s getting cleaned anyway?”.
Who is right?

I'm with him.

Good, you can give him a hand then.

Pseudo wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Having a debate with my son, I have a cleaner come round fortnightly on Tuesdays (mainly because I hate mopping and cleaning the bathroom), I tell him that we have to do a full clean on the Sunday but he says “why, it’s getting cleaned anyway?”.
Who is right?

You are. You're the father.

That was my view, along with the less to clean, the less time she’ll need to be there.

He lobs in last night to clean his crap, he’s heading to Port Vic for the week for work so he starts messing about with fishing rods, gets up to pack his car to head to his girlfriends and leaves all his shit on the kitchen table for me!

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Pseudo wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Having a debate with my son, I have a cleaner come round fortnightly on Tuesdays (mainly because I hate mopping and cleaning the bathroom), I tell him that we have to do a full clean on the Sunday but he says “why, it’s getting cleaned anyway?”.
Who is right?

You are. You're the father.

That was my view, along with the less to clean, the less time she’ll need to be there.

He lobs in last night to clean his crap, he’s heading to Port Vic for the week for work so he starts messing about with fishing rods, gets up to pack his car to head to his girlfriends and leaves all his shit on the kitchen table for me!

With you on this one LM

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Booney wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Having a debate with my son, I have a cleaner come round fortnightly on Tuesdays (mainly because I hate mopping and cleaning the bathroom), I tell him that we have to do a full clean on the Sunday but he says “why, it’s getting cleaned anyway?”.
Who is right?

I'm with him.

Good, you can give him a hand then.

Then why have her in?

Booney wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Booney wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Having a debate with my son, I have a cleaner come round fortnightly on Tuesdays (mainly because I hate mopping and cleaning the bathroom), I tell him that we have to do a full clean on the Sunday but he says “why, it’s getting cleaned anyway?”.
Who is right?

I'm with him.

Good, you can give him a hand then.

Then why have her in?

To use the cricket bat grip tool.

Booney wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Booney wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Having a debate with my son, I have a cleaner come round fortnightly on Tuesdays (mainly because I hate mopping and cleaning the bathroom), I tell him that we have to do a full clean on the Sunday but he says “why, it’s getting cleaned anyway?”.
Who is right?

I'm with him.

Good, you can give him a hand then.

Then why have her in?

To mop, vacuum, clean the bathroom and other bits that she would do a better job than I would.

Last fortnight she went out to the back patio to sweep up and sort my empties, even potted some plants and placed them strategically.

I'm lost here.

You have her in to clean, but clean before she cleans so she's not there for as long? Do you have her for a minimum time, 2,3 4 hours?

If she cleans better than you doing jobs you don't like doing then surely you just let her do them?

My two cents:

You are paying the cleaners come in to do the cleaning. (Vacuum, mop & bucket, scrub toilets, etc).

You don't want to pay them to tidy first.

That means pack your sh!t up, no clothes lying around, no toys left out, etc, so when she arrives, she can get straight into the cleaning.

Trader wrote:My two cents:

You are paying the cleaners come in to do the cleaning. (Vacuum, mop & bucket, scrub toilets, etc).

You don't want to pay them to tidy first.

That means pack your sh!t up, no clothes lying around, no toys left out, etc, so when she arrives, she can get straight into the cleaning.

Tidy up yes, clean no.



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