[pdxmotorhead]

John Paul,

I understand your frustration ,,, BUT,,

In the end the owner is responsible for his employees actions.
I understand the guy screwed you, but your company hired him.
AND you didn't keep a close enough eye on him evidentially.
Your Mistake, nothing lasts like bad press..

"The driver is responsible at all times for the actions of his crew...."

When someone on this forum notices anything that may prevent another episode I prefer them to post. When I see consistent positive posting about KO from different members with history then I'll believe it. So far your getting good press.... Keep it up!

Until then,,, you should keep the sarcasm/temper level under control.
Take it and be positive, so far personally,, you've ticked me off more than proven your point by the "tone" of your responses.

I handle a lot or purchasing contracting etc in the construction arena, with me as a customer you get 1 chance only. I don't care why how or what happened, you don't deliver you are gone, you never get another chance. I'm very upfront with my expectations with all the vendors and subcontractors. Because of that I get contractors specifically trying for the jobs I'm running, because I don't tolerate anything that would put my projects at risk. Therefore everybody benefits, because nobody gets shorted time, safety, profit, etc.

Best of luck, keep plugging and prove the quality is lasting....

David Taylor
PDX