Liveline Thread 17/06/2015 to date

Some people don't clean them they are like tipheads.

Fujitsu10

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Oneupbusmanship from now until 3.

Is this the equivalent to the Taxi driver moan line for buses..

dvcireland

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Oneupbusmanship from now until 3.

A busman's holiday , so to speak

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Oneupbusmanship from now until 3.

Or simply onebuswomanship, as in the previous caller.

Dan Jaman wrote: »

With naked dancing donkeys, trained by Snubs, at every rest stop.

Good idea. That donkey can kick very high, and the pirouette is something to behold. It did look a bit funny in the tutu though.

2smiggy

Fujitsu10 wrote: »

If the company that won the tenders price was published then it would be obvious if the job could be done for that price. That would be a great start.

Also there is a hell of a lot of work involved in submitting a tender. If the Gubbermint had to pay for tenders maybe they would appreciate the effort thats required. By all means have a pre-qualification process to allow you to tender.

depends on what type of tenders you are talking about. Big engineering , once off, type works then fair enough, as the costs to even get the tender together can be quite a lot. They should be transparent, and the price for all to see.

As for the likes of that lady, if she put in a price of €xxxxx's for a 6 month contract for a bus route, it's not fair for everyone in competition to know exactly the price she had put in, just to go €5 cheaper ?

Rock Lesnar

Its a bad system cos i lost me route, oh woe is me, boo hoo hoo.

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Some people don't clean them they are like tipheads.

Good for growing potatoes though.

snubbleste

PBH does a Whoy
"Why not?"

Roger_007

Next thing he'll be blaming Angela Merkel for losing his contract!

ThisRegard

This guy is clueless on how to run a business.

ButtersSuki

This guy and de last caller need to hire Dr. Bill to teach them how to be entrepreneurs. They need liathróidí

Is that pints over a year or a month?

snubbleste

Ooooh...

ButtersSuki

"I have all the seats"

Roger_007

His driver had 270 pints.........mother of God, no wonder he lost the contract!

ThisRegard

So the new driver was better.

FFS, I'm going to say it but more entitlement BS. I've been working for my company for 17/18 years, I could be made redundant tomorrow. I'm not going to ring Loiveline and complain about it.

Are they doing them for salted, dry roasted or honey roasted nuts?

How could it be personality when they wouldn't have assessed the driver?

somesoldiers

I'm not surprised someone beat him in a personality test

An ex-Gard driver? A shoo-in, I would think.

Love this caller, next he will mention money resting in someones account.

SEPT 23 1989

is he a driver or one of the passengers?

ButtersSuki

The way Philip is describing the route you'd swear it was a state secret only known to a select few. Heaven forbid a new driver (likely living in the same town/village) could figure out the way to the local school.

ThisRegard

De international peeple inspectors. He doesn't even know who inspects him. I feel a call from the wallet inspectors is due.

Ah emergency stickers, who would ever need them :rolleyes:

ThisRegard wrote: »

This guy is clueless on how to run a business.

A good quality to have for ringing LiveLine.

Somebody on the line from Pluto in the background.

Degringola

CRITERION in the singular, Philip!