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[Lozz360]

I was quoted £900 for decorating a property another one came who lives by wanted more I said would he do it for £700 cash in his hand he said it wasn't worth it and I know he sat watching.tv all weekend lazy overpaid !!!!! Done it myself murder on my back tho .

On the other hand, perhaps he didn’t want to commit an income tax fraud.

Interesting that you call someone lazy just because they choose to relax at the weekend!

 

[winjim]

I was quoted £900 for decorating a property another one came who lives by wanted more I said would he do it for £700 cash in his hand he said it wasn't worth it and I know he sat watching.tv all weekend lazy overpaid !!!!! Done it myself murder on my back tho .

You attempted a conspiracy to dodge taxes and he wasn't having it.

Tax dodging is greedy and affects us all.

 

[Alex321]

😁😁😄

You do realise that most working people have an employer, rather than being self-employed.

And for them, it is illegal for employers to not give them at least one day a week off.

The vast majority of self employed people will also take 1-2 days per week off, most commonly at the weekend, but not always.

 

[Biker man]

On the other hand, perhaps he didn’t want to commit an income tax fraud.

Interesting that you call someone lazy just because they choose to relax at the weekend!

If I was a young man and someone was giving me work on my doorstep I would jump at it.

 

[vickster]

If you want a sensible reply, try using a font that people can read.
Edit to add - feck Halfords, I wouldn't use them if they were the last bike shop on earth.

If I was a young man and someone was giving me work on my doorstep I would jump at it.

even if it potentially meant breaking the law (or being asked to?). As above, was the young man self employed or there on behalf of a company employing him? If the latter, pricing wouldn’t necessarily be his choice

 

[Biker man]

You attempted a conspiracy to dodge taxes and he wasn't having it.

Tax dodging is greedy and affects us all.

He asked for cash on the first job he did they all want cash.

 

[Biker man]

even if it potentially meant breaking the law?

Better than claiming benefits to idle about.

 

[Biker man]

You do realise that most working people have an employer, rather than being self-employed.

And for them, it is illegal for employers to not give them at least one day a week off.

The vast majority of self employed people will also take 1-2 days per week off, most commonly at the weekend, but not always.

 

[vickster]

Better than claiming benefits to idle about.

But he wasn’t doing that if looking for work on the books? 🤷‍♀️

 

[Biker man]

I have been both most of my life I have worked 7days a week and proud of it.

 

[Alex321]

I have been both most of my life I have worked 7days a week and proud of it.

That really isn't something to be proud of.

It isn't good for you, and if you have a family is not good for them either.

Work/life balance is important. Most people recognise that.

 

[T4tomo]

I have been both most of my life I have worked 7days a week and proud of it.

You'd have been better off taking a half day off, here and there, to learn some basic punctuation.

 

[Jody]

Better than claiming benefits to idle about.

HMRC and the law would disagree.

 

[Brandane]

I have been both most of my life I have worked 7days a week and proud of it.

Both what?

Is that "I have been both most of my life. I have worked 7 days a week and proud of it."

or....
"I have been both. Most of my life I have worked 7 days a week, and proud of it."

I'm not normally a grammar nazi; but FFS - I can't understand half of your posts.

Edit to add... @T4tomo beat me to it .

 

[Jody]

I have worked 7days a week and proud of it.

Probably why your backs knackered