timberland
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- Aug 27, 2015
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Yesterday got a call from a guy who had bought a used crossbow from a guy that had bought it from my dad about 12 years ago. He had shot it and some parts came off, and he lost them. As a lot of you know I liquidated everything but some personal stuff I kept, but I invited him over. We scrounged around and found the bolts and parts he needed for a repair that got him back hunting. Even if the warrantee was valid, which I\'m sure it wasn\'t, sending it to someone would have ended his season.
When it came to the archery shop, I was always my worse boss, giving free labor or small items away when i could have charged. There\'s been a hundred or more times when someone thinks they need a new string and it just needs a $5.00 serving or even just wax. Or they hand me the bow and say \"give \'er whatever she needs\" and I hand it back and say its just fine. Yeah I probably could have made more money doing things different, but its just not right.
When it came to the archery shop, I was always my worse boss, giving free labor or small items away when i could have charged. There\'s been a hundred or more times when someone thinks they need a new string and it just needs a $5.00 serving or even just wax. Or they hand me the bow and say \"give \'er whatever she needs\" and I hand it back and say its just fine. Yeah I probably could have made more money doing things different, but its just not right.