Nothing Is for Free

savemoney

Hang on I will write that down

Unfortunately mine did last night and had to ring plumber

Can I get a rebate I paid him £40 last week seem to fix problem but sadly boiler playing up

Will Police, firemen, ambulance, rac (4th emergency service) fix it

hollydays wrote: »

Everyone knows you should call 999 when your boiler breaks down.

Pound

My pet peeve is people who use their disability as a way of trying to get whatever they want. Making allowances (or even going 'above and beyond') for disabled people is fine but I hate it when some people try and milk their disability as much as they can to make unreasonable claims that they're entitled to preferential treatment.

Gerrard_8_lfc

Norant wrote: »

,you maybe should have pointed her in the right direction, for example her Landlord.
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I maybe could have done that had she took a breath while verbally abusing me ? :rotfl:

However I did try

dampdaveski

If it wasn't for customers work would be a nice place to be

The_Hallowed_Way

Gerrard_8_lfc wrote: »

Maybe she bought the house on the cheap I mean do the council not give a huge discount off flats and houses if you rent from them.

This reminds me of back in the day after 'right to buy' for council tenants was introduced. A friend of mine who worked in the local council planning department told me that for years after people bought their council houses, some would phone the council whenever something broke in their houses and expect them to come and fix it. For nothing, natch.

Taiko

Pound wrote: »

My pet peeve is people who use their disability as a way of trying to get whatever they want. Making allowances (or even going 'above and beyond') for disabled people is fine but I hate it when some people try and milk their disability as much as they can to make unreasonable claims that they're entitled to preferential treatment.

Was someone with a disability I had the issue with today. Already got a lot more than other people would have from our department too.