Damn that looks really nice, outstanding quality jobWith shows and races being postponed or canceled, I'm delighted to say it's starting to feel like winter around here. I've had a bunch of new arrivals over the last three weeks especially, with quite a few coming from FBBO members.
What I find most surprising is it seems locals -- who have never really been a source of business despite almost 14 years here -- are calling and actually retaining me now. I even did some airplane parts (!!!) for a four-seater this week and restored an old Scotty Cameron golf putter for another guy, my first ever.
Though traditionally busy enough to have something to do every day since 2009, warm weather has always signaled the slower time of the year while you all are out enjoying your rides rather than working on them. It's really weird to see the boxes piling up like they are during Booty Shorts Season.
I am especially grateful to have your support gentlemen! Thank you all for making me feel "essential" to your builds!!! < curtsey > You guys ROCK!
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Leanna @CudaChick1968 
for getting back so quick, with an answer 
I hope for you & your employees sake it gets better sooner than laterSince I made the above post on March 21, things have changed. Our shutdown in MA was supposed to be lifted on May 1 but now who knows when it will end. Our spineless Governor, Charlie Baker (rhymes with faker), is following NY's lead, which means we don't know when we'll be opening up.
Anyway, around the middle of April, I saw that work was drying up, not for a lack of jobs, but construction sites have been either shut down or are running with reduced staff, which means that our schedule is in the dumper and we are at a standstill. I forsaw that coming and applied for the PPP and we just got our infusion this week. These funds are to cover payroll rent & utilities & they came through just in time because the last thing I wanted to do was to cut their hours or lay them off. There will be enough work to keep them going for a few half days during the next few weeks and I'll make some work for them to do around the office also.
Hopefully, this wretchedly run state of mine will get up and running soon.
Thank you for being a good employer, a few like youSince I made the above post on March 21, things have changed. Our shutdown in MA was supposed to be lifted on May 1 but now who knows when it will end. Our spineless Governor, Charlie Baker (rhymes with faker), is following NY's lead, which means we don't know when we'll be opening up.
Anyway, around the middle of April, I saw that work was drying up, not for a lack of jobs, but construction sites have been either shut down or are running with reduced staff, which means that our schedule is in the dumper and we are at a standstill. I forsaw that coming and applied for the PPP and we just got our infusion this week. These funds are to cover payroll rent & utilities & they came through just in time because the last thing I wanted to do was to cut their hours or lay them off. There will be enough work to keep them going for a few half days during the next few weeks and I'll make some work for them to do around the office also.
Hopefully, this wretchedly run state of mine will get up and running soon.
I know the feeling, trying by all means to keep your employees jobs.
