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Originally Posted by Louie Dawgs
Wait, hold up.
let's do some basic math.
365 clients on snow removal.
Okay, let's assume you guys go three and three...you spend say..ten minutes per house..good chance its' more than that, but w/e.
that's 3650 minutes raw.
divided by 60 that's about 61 hours worth of work.
split that in two that's 30 some hours of work per team. Just work right there.
Add in say, just three minutes of travel between stops and we have..
1095 minutes raw.
Which is about 18 MORE hours on the job.
which is about 39 hours of work per team. I'm seriously trying to be generous.
If you guys work ten hour days then it will take FOUR days for somebodys shit to get cleaned off.
If you work THIRTEEN hours a day that's still three days worth of work. Not including lunches, breaks, w/e.
Who's gonna pay to get their shit cleaned off three days later?? You guys would have to work like two days straight to even get this shit remotely close to marketable. Seriously.
If you guys go solo it's still like 14 hours worth of work, not including the fact it's then inefficient, because your paying for six fucking vehicles to get around.
give it up man.
Should have gone to school
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Good lord.. I thought you kids were highly educated.
Ok, there is 10 vehicles/workers in total. With 365 houses/driveways to clear off. A driveway takes 10minutes max if not less (Dont say you doubt something when you know absolutely nothing about it). I've done snow removal once before way back under a contractors wing and i was on a tractor with a blower n it only takes 2-3 passes to clear the driveway. Now that i think about it, 10minutes a house was pushin it. But wtv, lemme do the math for ya genius.
10 workers, 365 clients on 10min a client.
Each worker is doing 36 clients.. Ill take on the remaining 41.
So 36 clients at 10mins a piece. So multiply 36 jobs by 10 and you get 360minutes which would be 6 hours.
Travel time aint nothin.. Houses are close together. Plus 10mins a house was over the top. It should only take 5mins-8mins tops!