Bring On the Rain
“Taking a long pull of tepid thermos coffee and sighing tiredly. He had been staying on the job site, in a camper that was a hybrid between a cracker box and tuna can. A box fan didn’t do it and the dust and mud along with the headache of trying to meet a deadline was making him sore headed. He had chewed half his crew out and made everyone so tense they were making obscene gestures at him they didn‘t bother hiding.
He finally left after one of his lead men got in his face and told him to back t...he hell off. “Shit,” he cussed and set the cup down, lying back on the porch floor and looking up at the slat ceiling.
He had thought to give himself time and distance, and all he had done was put his guys through hell and almost lost the best crew he’d ever had. They didn’t need him breathing down their necks, they were well skilled, and every crew had an on-site boss they were used to working with. The big one coming around got their nose out of joint… Rain delayed the job, not the men.MoreLess
He finally left after one of his lead men got in his face and told him to back t...he hell off. “Shit,” he cussed and set the cup down, lying back on the porch floor and looking up at the slat ceiling.
He had thought to give himself time and distance, and all he had done was put his guys through hell and almost lost the best crew he’d ever had. They didn’t need him breathing down their necks, they were well skilled, and every crew had an on-site boss they were used to working with. The big one coming around got their nose out of joint… Rain delayed the job, not the men.MoreLess
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