[Graham_Gould]

Has anyone actually fallen in love with one of their customers?

[P @ F]

When i was a w/c before , this happened to me and i ended up marrying her,
but shes gone now , and i have another !

  RICH p @ f

[Moderator David@stives]

yes all the fit young ladies

[poleman]

Chap that did work for me meet his wife on the round, at the time was taking twice as long

Andy

[brett walker]

yes all the fit young ladies

 
               yes please me to

[Moderator David@stives]

 

[windows_chepstow]

This thread is overstepping the line.

Thread locked.

[windows_chepstow]

Thread unlocked, because of the tenuous link between being in love, fitness and window cleaning suggested by Matt.

I'd like Ian_My Dad_Giles to give a second opinion!

[matt]

Thread unlocked, because of the tenuous link between being in love, fitness and window cleaning suggested by Matt.

it made ma laugh 

[Moderator David@stives]

terrible aint it

cant even spell ,i wonder who was more embarresed

[Ian_Giles]

Photo deleted, a funny photo though

Well perhaps not love, but we are doing a job that will bring us in constant contact with the opposite sex, over the years I have got on very well indeed with some of my female customers, and there have been more than one occasion when it was obvious that things could have gone beyond a cuppa & a biccy over the kitchen table.
You can adopt as professional a relationship with your customers as you like, but no matter how professional you are, it can still be an easy thing to strike a more 'personal' relationship with your customer.
I know of one local guy who couldn't help himself...er, well actually that was the problem, he kept helping himself!
On one occasion the husband came home and 'S' dived out the bedroom window holding his clothes in his hand, husband runs around and catches him....and promptly chins him
He was a local copper too, I'll bet he has a long memory too

It's a dangerous game to play, but it goes on, and you risk damaging your window cleaning reputation as well as your personal one if you let yourself get involved!
You could have a hefty dental bill too

And Tosh (my son) I reckon the thread should run if people can stop themselves from letting it degenerate into schoolboy humour

There are valid points to be made; Couples working together (such as you & helen) have to be careful, jealousy can often rear its head, either you thinking she seems a little to friendly with the guy from No 7, or her thinking you're spending a long time doing the collections tonight!

A relevant topic? It can be if people engage their brains should they decide to reply.

Regards,

Ian

[AuRavelling79]

And Tosh (my son) I reckon the thread should run if people can stop themselves from letting it degenerate into schoolboy humour

Ian? I didn't know you were Tosh's Father! Are you Japanese or Geordie?

MalcG of the degenerative schoolboy humour class.

[Mark Curtis]

Ok, serious questions, do your parnters every worry about you being unfaithful, especially if they've seen confessions of a window cleaner?

[Perfectly Clean]

Going back to Ian's comments, whats wrong with school boy humour, isn't that what us guys do down the pub having a beer,
We're blokes....let the women do the growing up.... hope mine doesn't see this 

Paul

[AuRavelling79]

I drop subttle hints every few months about 'favourite' customers, and 'really nice' people. Big up the customers and you'd be surprised how secure it can make you feel.

Doesn't sound like the actions of a person who feels secure to me.........

[Perfectly Clean]

  Was only kidding.......me im very secure......hope the ladder is too.

[Moderator David@stives]

wheres my photo gone it was not offensive if it made you smile .
the words were not even spelled right

 

[Moderator David@stives]

yes but that is just slang for master  b8

[Moderator David@stives]

graham
are you trying to hide from someone or is it just a stge in your metamorphasis

[Moderator David@stives]

so you have sent the cat out to work then