So I was on my way home to do a client 2 doors down from home and I'm heading through an intersection about 5 minutes from home. Someone from the right starts turning left on her red light! I swerve to miss her and she crushes my right trailer fender and blows my front trailer tire off the rim. No other visible damage (as of yet), no injuries. I'm soooo grateful that that's all that happened. It could have been SOOOO much worse! A second's difference in time and she could have hit the trailer door, gotten stuck on the fender, and I could have flipped with the truck and trailer because I was bumped to the side.
SO!! I'm without a trailer for an unnamed period of time. I have 2 houses to do tomorrow that I wanted to keep and I will probably end up rescheduling the rest of the week. Several large dogs on the books.
Any of you in-home groomers out there, how do I charge compared to mobile??? I have 1 new client and one old client tomorrow. Do I charge them the same as mobile? Or do I charge less because I'm using their water and electricity?
HELP!!!!
SO!! I'm without a trailer for an unnamed period of time. I have 2 houses to do tomorrow that I wanted to keep and I will probably end up rescheduling the rest of the week. Several large dogs on the books.
Any of you in-home groomers out there, how do I charge compared to mobile??? I have 1 new client and one old client tomorrow. Do I charge them the same as mobile? Or do I charge less because I'm using their water and electricity?
HELP!!!!
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