Readers Respond: What Job Site Behavior Increases the Chances of the Customer Appearing?

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WFB asked followers on Facebook and Instagram to fill in the blank on what job site behavior would increase the chances of the customer walking in. Here’s how they responded:

noblehardwoods

Stain touchups.

woodchuckflooringsandiego

Filling in a scratch with a Sharpie.

ds_hardwood_flooring

Farting.

genericwaterborne_gene

Raiding the refrigerator.

robjohnson9663

Dinging the wall with a mallet.

prestigewoodflooring

Filling a broken board.

tina_darling_boone

Picking your nose. 👃

micah_loberg_and_lobawakol

Obviously using the bathroom.

tjrondeau18

Kicking over the stain can.

vfna._uly

Not applying the correct stain proportions.

i.r.b.flooring

Talking about their horrible choice in color.

Glenn Harris

Taking a nap in the master bedroom.

Troy Stanfield

Doing a spot repair on a finish or wiping dusty fingerprints off the wall when they expressly said they were freshly painted yesterday.

Jorge Perez

Smoking weed.

Chuck Kutchera

Yelling at a lazy coworker to get off their phone.

Alberto Salinas

Sitting down to eat. And coating a floor increases the chance of rain to 90% also.

Artistic Floors by Design, Inc.

Dripping Rosewood stain on their white berber.

Steven Triplett Jr.

Pulling a board out.

Kevin Corcoran

Using a bathroom you were told not to use.

Kent Zaretzke

Fixing something that looks bad but is easily fixed.

Mike Andrew

Swearing at the floor/tools/staff.

Kevin Knauff

My worker leaving crap everywhere and setting crap on their furniture.

Paul Massey

Running your mouth about the customer.

Jim Dalton

Going through the pantry for a snack. 🤣

Andy Broadhead

Raiding the candy bowl.

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