> Every time I see a post on this topic I think of one appointment I had a > few years back. I get to the house and the frantic lady answers the door > - eyes all red and just jumping out of her shorts - Me: Hello, I'm Terry > Farrell and am here to service your piano" - Her: "Oh, I'm so sorry, my > husband was just rushed to the hospital because he had a heart attack, > but I didn't want to leave because I knew you were coming, can we do > this some other time, I hate to ask you that.....". I suggested to her > that she best attend to her husband and we'll catch the piano some other > time. > > So I guess there are both ends of the spectrum! > > Terry Farrell I had one of these where they were leaving in a panic because an F-16 had just moments before, hit their daughter's house, and they were rushing to... I can't imagine what. I offered to come back another time, but she insisted I go on in and tune the piano, and asked me to lock up on the way out. It's a pretty broad spectrum. Some days you win, and some days you don't even get to play. Ron N
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