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Concluding Site Tour and Team Recognition

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Smack Talk on a job site - I will make some of you mad- How contractors really communicate Landscape

What happens here

The speaker concludes the discussion with a final sweep of the job site, acknowledging the hard work of his team members. He jokes about one worker (Tim) being idle and another (Thomas) having extremely worn-out work boots with holes in the soles, humorously suggesting donations for new footwear. This segment serves as a lighthearted wrap-up, emphasizing the human element and camaraderie on the job.

Goal: Conclude the job site tour and acknowledge the efforts of the landscaping team.

Tools and materials

  • Bobcat 325 Excavator Bobcat — Seen moving dirt in a quick montage
  • Sod Roller Vermeer — Seen rolling laid sod in a quick montage
  • Work Boots — Personal protective equipment for working on the site

What they say

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I mean that gets the What's your word? Making sure. So, you actually took time to make sure? We had to match the driveway pretty much all the way out until we got to the sidewalk because the sidewalk's higher. I don't have to tell him. Sidewalk's higher than the driveway. But see, he did all of this while I was in Chicago and Tim your thumbs. What was Tim doing? Was Tim? I don't even think I just stood here and watched him. Yeah, Tim, you weren't even here for two weeks. You were up chasing elk. It's a weird way weird word weird word for women. Elk. No, he was literally chasing elk. So, day in the life on one of our a day. What should we call? Maybe a a job site visit. What should we call this? What do you What should we call this? What do you guys What would you call this? Job well done. Job well done. Can you donate here? Elliot picture. Elliot, we need to donate to the Blaine. Oh, yeah. Come here. This is a landscaper. Holy. He's riding those out to the bitter end. Donate, huh? They're not waterproof anymore. This one is Do you Do you have just 10 cents a day you could spare? less than the price of a cup of coffee. Send it to 1 800 Blaine RDE. That's 1800 B L A I N E R U D E located in Egan, Minnesota. All funds donated to the Blaine RDE Foundation will go directly to his feet. Please put that in a video somewhere through the end of the year. I don't even know there. You mean like a month and a half? End of the year. No. When we're done playing in the dirt. Oh, well. Have you met Stan? That might not ever happen. All right, boys. Job well done. And there's the lip behind the camera right there. Heck yeah. No shame. And there's Thomas. We keep putting the camera on him, but he keeps pretending like he's working. He does. Yeah, Thomas. man been working. He's He's really good at doing the least amount of work, but making it look like the most amount of work. Try swinging that thing for about half hour, half a day. Especially when you're like 70, right? Yeah. Can't you tell? I think I got him beat. Who's got more gray? Who's got more gray? Oh, come on. Me or the Mexican? Me. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Before you flame me, he's actually my nephew and I love the crap out of him. But I still got to tease him somehow.

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