Overheard that those guys enjoy some fantastic perks. Complimentary dumpster lunches, free room and board in a tent, dental benefits for dentures, and a competitive cable scraps bundle. Plus, once you become a foreman, you qualify for the meth pension plan.
I was all about that shopping cart life back in the ’80s too
Kathy Hernandez
1 month ago
Been at it for more than two decades
Wyatt Steward
1 month ago
So is that the technique tweakers use to steal wire? They put it back on the spool?
Concepción Lomeli
1 month ago
Try using them for other purposes, my friend
Sofia Wilson
1 month ago
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Emma Denys
1 month ago
That’s classic. You weren’t the originator.
Elizabeth White
1 month ago
You wouldn’t believe the tricks I have up my sleeve when it comes to handling a scissor lift haha
Bently Gagné
1 month ago
Apologies, but you’re not the original
Jo Ryan
1 month ago
The general contractor hired a homeless man to do labor, and he used a grocery cart to carry his tools. I thought that was really clever.
Valerie Walker
1 month ago
Lewis Gray
1 month ago
If it worked, and obviously it did!
June Terry
1 month ago
I’ve been there and done that. Using shopping carts, ladders, and sometimes even a piece of 1/2 inch on the floor. 🙊
Elvia de Jesús
1 month ago
I’d start by staggering them: first one off the bottom, second one off the top, third one off the bottom, and the fourth one off the top, to avoid pulling the cart forward
Alyssa Burton
1 month ago
So you’re working for a budget-conscious company that doesn’t have the proper tools, yet you’re still receiving a substantial paycheck and compensating employees down to the last nickel and dime for your efforts.
Diane Soto
1 month ago
Where’d you swipe the cart from, Bubbles?
Ray Walker
1 month ago
I’ve been at it since 1889, guys. You’re all just catching up now.
Isabelle Simpson
1 month ago
You’re not teaching me anything I didn’t already know, apprentice 🤣🤣
William Walker
1 month ago
Yep, we had a dozen set up in the basket area
Rodrigo Arevalo
1 month ago
If you didn’t purchase the cart, you’re basically stealing it.
Frederick Montgomery
1 month ago
Bought Shopping Carts back in 1988. Still have one. Might bring it out for nostalgia’s sake sometime.
Stephanie Freeman
1 month ago
Are you possibly the first homeless electrician?
Sandra George
1 month ago
I’ve been working in grocery chains since the 1980s, so this idea is definitely not original.
Benjamin Jones
1 month ago
What is Thhn?
Ángela Rojo
1 month ago
I accomplished that two decades back.
Louis Côté
1 month ago
Classic move. Electricians have been using shopping carts as wire carts forever.
Ralph Ford
1 month ago
Hey newbie, you’re definitely no Einstein.
Milton Rogers
1 month ago
In the upcoming episode of the homeless electrician, Albert swipes a brand new cart from Walmart…stay tuned! 😂😂
Owen Novak
1 month ago
I retired over 5 years after working for 30+ years. Surprisingly, it paid off.
Jenny West
1 month ago
I’ve been doing that forever
Dwight Boyd
1 month ago
Dude, you’re definitely not the first one to do that
We grab anything and everything within our reach, literally. It’s like a crazy circus 🤣🤣🤣
Freddie Flores
1 month ago
I actually use a Walmart shopping cart as my welding cart, the smaller ones with two levels. It’s honestly the best cart for a welder that I’ve ever owned
Wow, can you believe those guys have been at it for over 40 years? Just gotta let them know to work smart, not dumb.
I actually saw this the other day lol
Oh yeah.. and I’ll have it set up like a rough service truck.. lol
‘t boast about pulling lighting circuits with a stolen shopping cart, it’s not cool.
Don’t boast about it, you might end up paying for a shopping cart.
Is this how you prefer to roll your toilet paper as well?
I’ve been rocking shopping carts since the 90s.
I feel the same way when I’m in retail stores.
Does it every single night haha.
I’m with you, , even back in the 60s, but not for that reason. LOL.
Feels the same way about those young ones.
Ancient as the hills
Walmart…
I think it’s because I’m not employed by Hobo Electric. I’ll stick with Rack-A-Tiers, thanks.
Overheard that those guys enjoy some fantastic perks. Complimentary dumpster lunches, free room and board in a tent, dental benefits for dentures, and a competitive cable scraps bundle. Plus, once you become a foreman, you qualify for the meth pension plan.
Spoiler: according to rumors, the accommodations are in that dumpster.
Adapt and conquer. Work with what you’ve got
Been at it for 40 years, Rookie
And I are old school.
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This is nothing new, seriously….
Was actually doing this 20 years ago when he was wiring a grocery store.
If it works, then it’s not stupid!
I was all about that shopping cart life back in the ’80s too
Been at it for more than two decades
So is that the technique tweakers use to steal wire? They put it back on the spool?
Try using them for other purposes, my friend
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That’s classic. You weren’t the originator.
You wouldn’t believe the tricks I have up my sleeve when it comes to handling a scissor lift haha
Apologies, but you’re not the original
The general contractor hired a homeless man to do labor, and he used a grocery cart to carry his tools. I thought that was really clever.
If it worked, and obviously it did!
I’ve been there and done that. Using shopping carts, ladders, and sometimes even a piece of 1/2 inch on the floor. 🙊
I’d start by staggering them: first one off the bottom, second one off the top, third one off the bottom, and the fourth one off the top, to avoid pulling the cart forward
So you’re working for a budget-conscious company that doesn’t have the proper tools, yet you’re still receiving a substantial paycheck and compensating employees down to the last nickel and dime for your efforts.
Where’d you swipe the cart from, Bubbles?
I’ve been at it since 1889, guys. You’re all just catching up now.
You’re not teaching me anything I didn’t already know, apprentice 🤣🤣
Yep, we had a dozen set up in the basket area
If you didn’t purchase the cart, you’re basically stealing it.
Bought Shopping Carts back in 1988. Still have one. Might bring it out for nostalgia’s sake sometime.
Are you possibly the first homeless electrician?
I’ve been working in grocery chains since the 1980s, so this idea is definitely not original.
What is Thhn?
I accomplished that two decades back.
Classic move. Electricians have been using shopping carts as wire carts forever.
Hey newbie, you’re definitely no Einstein.
In the upcoming episode of the homeless electrician, Albert swipes a brand new cart from Walmart…stay tuned! 😂😂
I retired over 5 years after working for 30+ years. Surprisingly, it paid off.
I’ve been doing that forever
Dude, you’re definitely not the first one to do that
Spreading the word about how Rockland electric gets things done
We grab anything and everything within our reach, literally. It’s like a crazy circus 🤣🤣🤣
I actually use a Walmart shopping cart as my welding cart, the smaller ones with two levels. It’s honestly the best cart for a welder that I’ve ever owned
Spin the spools the other way
I wonder if has a strong opinion on toilet paper placement too. 😄🚽
About 30 years ago, we would use a Kmart shopping cart.
The best cart for this job, amazing!
You didn’t come up with anything new BI.
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Have you noticed how much work has been done for Meijer stores?
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Abandoned file cabinets, super heavy but worked great. The swivel function was fantastic!