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   frenchy | Nov 07, 2008 07:59pm | #1

   hang on any way you can.. It's getting to be really rough.  Look for other income oppertunities as much as you look for new work..

    Lot of contractors went trucking or into night security etc.. to get a paycheck.. They still have tools and equipment but little call for it or them..

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   Shep | Nov 08, 2008 02:07am | #2

   I do relatively small jobs, and don't have employees.

   So it doesn't take a lot of work for me to keep going.

   Plus I have a lot of repeat customers, quite a few who have money, and they still need home repairs.

   If it gets worse, I could always stay home, and finish my own house.

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   ms | Nov 08, 2008 02:21am | #3

   "If it gets worse, I could always stay home, and finish my own house."
   LOL Perfect! I am not going to show this to the wife & kids!
   Mark

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   Shep | Nov 08, 2008 03:25am | #4

   yeah, I really hope it doesn't come to that. LOL

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   McDesign | Nov 08, 2008 05:12am | #5

   I got on as an engineer and just survived the big layoff.

   Forrest

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   craigf | Nov 08, 2008 05:18am | #6

   I wake up and go to work
   I come home and watch how bad things are on CNN
   The next day, I wake up and go to work.