[KS Cleaning]

Richy is a decent bloke,i feel sorry for him and its a shame his friends and family couldnt have kept him business running for him.
Im sure hes learning his lesson.
I have made mistakes in life as im sure others have to.
Maybe hes easily led and seen pound signs,many others have done it.
Give the lad a chance as im sure hes not the bad person you have down as,i know he would do anything for anyone to help them.
 He would always help anyone,i hope for one he comes out and starts back as a window cleaners and builds a successfull business that will make his kids proud of him.

I'm sorry how can a drug dealer be a decent bloke ?
No matter what else he does that is one lowest of lowest types of person
Deserves all he gets....

So does the landlord in your local.

Difference is, the landlord in your local will be running a legit business and paying his dues, VAT etc.

[Griffus]

Not squeaky clean then, Richie, not the windows...........

Richie always seemed a good sort so it's sad to see he's got involved in this.

With anyone crossing the line like this there will be many factors, usually with drugs it's the lure of easy money. Cocaine isn't the worst drug but often leads to way worse.

Not that long ago a famous pop star and x-factor judge was filmed setting up a deal, the deal then struck between her best mate and an undercover journo. The inequality of those that have and those that have not could not be any clearer. The last time I saw her she was partying abroad, not at her majesty's pleasure.

Looking back I'm sure Richie will consider this a mistake, and of course it was. It was just a mistake that he chose to make.

Foolish

just a mistake? yes of course! do you get 3 years in jail when you do ''just'' a mistake?

Do you understand my post or not?

Let me think.........

NOT 

The part of my post you quote: "just a mistake" is out of context.

I actually typed "it was just a mistake he chose to make"

Reading through this I see you like making duff points, good lad...............

keep up you fantastic contribution 

[G Griffin]

It depends what you define as a 'mistake'.

"A mistake is to commit a misunderstanding".
Bob Dylan.

[ben M]

Not squeaky clean then, Richie, not the windows...........

Richie always seemed a good sort so it's sad to see he's got involved in this.

With anyone crossing the line like this there will be many factors, usually with drugs it's the lure of easy money. Cocaine isn't the worst drug but often leads to way worse.

Not that long ago a famous pop star and x-factor judge was filmed setting up a deal, the deal then struck between her best mate and an undercover journo. The inequality of those that have and those that have not could not be any clearer. The last time I saw her she was partying abroad, not at her majesty's pleasure.

Looking back I'm sure Richie will consider this a mistake, and of course it was. It was just a mistake that he chose to make.

Foolish

just a mistake? yes of course! do you get 3 years in jail when you do ''just'' a mistake?

Do you understand my post or not?

Let me think.........

NOT  

The part of my post you quote: "just a mistake" is out of context.

I actually typed "it was just a mistake he chose to make"

Reading through this I see you like making duff points, good lad...............

keep up you fantastic contribution  

yes i perfectly understand your post! poor lad, he's got involved in this,it was just a mistake he chose to make!
keep up your rubbish posts,good lad.....

[DG Cleaning]

Richy is a decent bloke,i feel sorry for him and its a shame his friends and family couldnt have kept him business running for him.
Im sure hes learning his lesson.
I have made mistakes in life as im sure others have to.
Maybe hes easily led and seen pound signs,many others have done it.
Give the lad a chance as im sure hes not the bad person you have down as,i know he would do anything for anyone to help them.
 He would always help anyone,i hope for one he comes out and starts back as a window cleaners and builds a successfull business that will make his kids proud of him.

I'm sorry how can a drug dealer be a decent bloke ?
No matter what else he does that is one lowest of lowest types of person
Deserves all he gets....

So does the landlord in your local.

Difference is, the landlord in your local will be running a legit business and paying his dues, VAT etc.
[/quote

Good point landlords are of course whiter than white.
The government should have let him declare it. ]

[KS Cleaning]

Richy is a decent bloke,i feel sorry for him and its a shame his friends and family couldnt have kept him business running for him.
Im sure hes learning his lesson.
I have made mistakes in life as im sure others have to.
Maybe hes easily led and seen pound signs,many others have done it.
Give the lad a chance as im sure hes not the bad person you have down as,i know he would do anything for anyone to help them.
 He would always help anyone,i hope for one he comes out and starts back as a window cleaners and builds a successfull business that will make his kids proud of him.

I'm sorry how can a drug dealer be a decent bloke ?
No matter what else he does that is one lowest of lowest types of person
Deserves all he gets....

So does the landlord in your local.

Difference is, the landlord in your local will be running a legit business and paying his dues, VAT etc.
[/quote

Good point landlords are of course whiter than white.
The government should have let him declare it. ]

It wasn't exactly declared, but it was found out, that's why the loser is banged up now

[roundbuilder]

No drug dealer on this land is a decent bloke! All dirty parasite scum that bully people and harras people to buy drugs from them, they make money from wrecking others lives.
By Mistake??? No chance he like all other drug dealers was a pathetic greedy man who thought he was untouchable recieving imoral earnings end of.
All the lovers would think different if it was there kids he pushed them onto or your brother or sister who died due to affects from him. Total Loser!.

However if i was from his area id still buy his old round as seemed to be a gooden from what he said.

you said he is a total loser and i agree with you but if you were from his area you would buy his round because he said he had a good one!!!
you wouldn't mind buying work from a total loser then?

No 4k a month is 4k a month!
He built his round up over the years with all the proof on here ciu of his struggles blood and sweat of stress to get it where it is! He built a good round no doubt about that where he employed and had lockups and also a ln office lady.
It wasnt a round built in 2 months its a full established round.

[rick trinder]

i don't have an opinion one way or another!! each to there own. but it feels like ben m just likes stirring things up. i could be wrong and if i am my bad!!!!

[formb]

I don't see what all the fuss is about. If a customer came to you and said that they wanted a new window cleaner because their old one was a drug dealer you'd clean it. Would people that saw you cleaning the house a drug dealer used to clean think you must be a drug dealer? No.

If you were looking to buy a shop or a pub and the old owner was a drug dealer would it affect your decision? No, because YOU are NOT a drug dealer.

When you buy work you need to explain to the customers that you are taking the work over anyway. No-one is going to think you are a drug dealer because you are cleaning Richy's old work. NO ONE.

This work will likely go for less than it is worth. Sounds like a good opportunity to me.

[G Griffin]

I doubt Richy forced anyone to take drugs; especially kids.
For me, the demand for drugs is more worrying than the supply of them. But because the demand is there and suppliers are limited, there's a lot of money to be made. I think that proved too much for Richy to resist.
I think he's greedy and took the easy option and wouldn't say he's evil.
And if you don't want to buy his round, fair enough, but someone else might want to.