We decided to have a new hot water heater installed in our weekend "cabin". It worked just fine; however, at at 32 years old, we figured that we'd better be safe than sorry. So, out with the old -- the oldest the plumbers who came had ever replaced -- and in with the new.
I was fascinated with the speed and efficiency that these two guys worked. It was obvious that they have done these change-outs hundreds of times as they tackled the job with very little communication -- each knowing exactly what and when to do his part.
When they were fished, I complimented them on their professionalism and efficiency. "The secret to being profitable in this business," one of them said, " is to be fast, but not to get in a hurry!"
With that -- and payment, of course -- they were out the door.
It's true, the more I tend to hurry through things, the less I actually accomplish. Thanks to a couple of fast plumbers, I'm reminded to slow down.
I'm also reminded to be grateful for clean running water and hot water at a push of a button. It doesn't come without a cost, but I'm grateful to have it.
Carpe diem Life,
David Kuhn
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