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To: BobL

My dad owned a fairly large commercial glazing company in the Detroit area. I worked there on and off in high school and college. It was a union shop with a very weak union. The only guy who cared was the union steward.

Every time he saw me working, he’d file some sort of grievance and also get in my face. I didn’t care and neither did my dad or the foreman.

One day, the foreman sent me to make a jobsite delivery. He had forgotten the union thug was the one on that job. It was amazing how his union attitude changed when he needed help getting a bunch of glass up ten stories and installed.


13 posted on 10/24/2022 8:48:50 AM PDT by cyclotic (Follow 1776rm.com. Fighting for our Constitution. @1776RM on Truth)
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To: cyclotic

“One day, the foreman sent me to make a jobsite delivery. He had forgotten the union thug was the one on that job. It was amazing how his union attitude changed when he needed help getting a bunch of glass up ten stories and installed.”

That’s the funny part. Once a union guy realizes that “the man” might actually be a cool dude, attitudes can instantly change.


15 posted on 10/24/2022 8:50:40 AM PDT by BobL (By the way, low tonight in Estonia: 34 degrees)
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