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Been a more profitable year than any before. Less employee hours, less stress, less loss, less damage, no injuries. No fixing anything of customers. Nobody drove one truck into another in my driveway. Looking toward a new/ newer machine of some type, as my loader is almost paid off...

Dayum, up to 6. Good work, Stig.

So true, Mick. Staying busy as I can handle, mostly within 5 miles of my house. Steady simmer. Minimal advertising. Just had our first round of minor but wake-up wind. Been a while since the whole area had a strong blow with wet ground.

College and private school Toronto, school clothes, books, laptops, new phones, vacation, all at the end of the summer. Get into the swing of school... Oh F! I didn't get those dead trees cut and winter approaches. Next paycheck!

What makes it worth $800 in the first place? Why would they not just exercise their free-market right to say, "No Thanks"?

Mick, does storm work cost less to perform or the same, so should be charged at lesser or normal rates? Does it cost more to perform and worth more, so should be charged higher, without feeling like you're gouging people, unless you're gouging people?

Storm work costs are way higher: increased personal risks and greater skill set needed, increased wear and tear on bodies and equipment without healing time/ maintenance time, increased loss/ damage of tools due to fatigue (just gonna happen), overtime pay, increased risk to WC rates, increase...