Maybe the neighbor left it.?ÿ The "special" additive might be out of this world.
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Was there a note under it asking you to not move the front right corner (which was ??set? by him after a previous discrepancy with the owner you are working for?) ?????ÿ
I've never had a scone left, but I did have a client climb about half a mile up a steep hill to bring us a COLD Coca Cola on a 90 degree day.?ÿ THAT was greatly appreciated.?ÿ It was pure coincidence but we found an error in an OLD survey that gained him about 2 acres.
This was the same client that asked the crew chief if he had a couple bricks with him.?ÿ "No, why would I need bricks?"?ÿ He looked at the gathering clouds and said, "It's about to come a t*rd floater and we'd hate to lose you".
I had a grandma-looking woman come out and give me a grilled chicken sandwich and a Pepsi once which was pretty cool.?ÿ And I wasn't even working on her property; I was doing an ALTA on a vacant lot across the street.
She did interrupt me as I was packing up for the day though which caused me to lose track of the data collector and then almost have a heart attack when I thought I left it on the rear bumper...
Then there was the day my co-worker took his high school-aged daughter along to run the rod.?ÿ I had suggested that the first thing they do is go to the house to let the 80+ year-old widow lady know why they were on her property instead of me.?ÿ She came to the door rather quickly and had a polite chat with them all about why she needed the survey done and who was going to get what and why, etc., etc.?ÿ Meanwhile, she was flashing them with her unbottoned, flimsy, see-through, night gown. OMG!
The teenager discovered what she had to look forward to in her waning years.
@bstrand : I have very few hard and fast rules, but NOTHING IS EVER TO BE SET ON THE REAR BUMPER and NO PAINT INSIDE THE CAB OF THE TRUCK are rules 1 and 2
