Work harder or smarter ?

[cocheese 0]

___ (my mowing/work partner) This is for you.
In a disagreeing day of work i thought i could find something we could agree on.
I told ___ that we should do the EASY fall clean ups first(leaf removal) before it snows. Last year it snowed before all was done. He automatically disagreed and called me lazy. That i am.
But logic overrules emotion when it comes to getting a lot done right ?
His defense was that Spring clean ups would be easier if we did the hard ones first...and possibly only do a few of them due to time retraints/snow.
Just shoot me.
Wish people could admit they are wrong when they are. Hey, I admit I'm lazy.
Oh and our boss Said" Of course, Why not ? " about dumping leaves in the woods".
It would be dumb not to.
Keep workin harder ___.
Love ya Mow Bro. Lighten up Kid.

[BillyVance 35]

I'd refer you to skinnyshrek, but I don't think it ever snows in Tallahassee...

"Mediocre people don't like high achievers, and high achievers don't like mediocre people." - SIX TIME National Champion coach Nick Saban

[Airbender 0]

My freind it is all about the money and which customers are more valuable to you. If you could knock out all the easy work you could focus on the nastier clean ups. On the other hand if you have lots of debris it is much easier to get it cleaned up when it is dry. I would suggest that you wresrle over it with ya patna.

[cocheese 0]

All homes are vacant and managed by a mortgage company. The only customer is our boss and indirectly, the sales agents trying to sell the homes.
Here is the kicker : There is no guarantee that any of these will be on our list next spring in April- May.
Getting paid extra for harder jobs is a hassle. Same pay for each home big or small, trees or not. Unless it's extreamly obvious and/or documented (extra acres etc)