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Originally Posted by kindlekitten
when I had my first blue tooth I was lead on a telecomm crew that was exceptionally inexperienced and unqualified. I had to be hands on at every stage of the game instead of doing a lot of the other things I was supposed to be doing as lead. I ended up on my cellphone so much that I finally broke down and got a bluetooth. one of my good friends walked in when I was on about my zillionth call that day and un-f*cking a completely f*cked cable run. I was sitting on the top of a 12 foot ladder with my head and arms in the ceiling talking to someone. my friend paused and worried about disturbing me. he thought that this particular job had driven me around the bend and I was talking to myself in the celing  . maybe ya' had to have been there... |
A guy I knew who used to lead telco cabling crews said "You're as good as the guy in the other end."
I've done cable runs, for electricity, telecom, and data. It requires skill, and often creativity.
Tying into a different thread thread, an old friend was an electrician. He stopped by for a visit when we had made fresh bean stew, and happily devoured several bowls. He reported later "It worked
great!. By the time I got to the job site, I was cutting some real rotten eggs! The foreman just said 'You go pull wire down at the
other end of the hall!', and he didn't bother me
all day!"
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Dennis