Back when I was young and stupid, I use to I found interesting the comment about the name of the company splayed over the truck, and how THEY were pretty bad movers, who might likely suffer a great deal from the "stupid move". Maybe it was not stupid, just a bad day when the stars didn't align or something..... Years before I get into this business, I watched a Kimball baby grand (perhaps no terrible loss) go off the back of a moving truck to the pavement below. Like airplanes landing with gear-up, it's a lovely sight until "touchdown". One of the two men doing the moving was deaf, and he missed a "call". I presume the hearing-abled person "assumed" the other guy got the call and everything was under control. Uh, such wasn't the case. Not stupidity, though. Honest fallibility. Don't most of us try to do about the best we can with fallible capacities and limits, and sometimes poo-poo-populates............. I've lived with the costs of my failures, and appreciated it so much when people have graciously accepted my fallibility,. Les bartlett
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