A short YouTube conversation between Mike Andes and Zach about a field task that encounters small logistical problems. Zach has keys but lacks the address to 'Becky's house' and gets delayed; Mike finishes the job shortly after Zach leaves and notes he didn't need the trimmer. The tone is informal and mildly frustrated; the clip captures everyday coordination hiccups.
Dude, I thought I put.
The right ones on here.
Dude. So it works for this one, but not that one? Nope.
On co pilot here. Go ahead and start work. Three seconds down. We got one budgeted hour. Let's see if we can make it happen. Do you want me to start on the blog and you go get the other keys?
I can. Hey, Mike, you will not believe what I'm trapped behind right now. It's gonna be a minute before I can get back there. I got the keys, but I do not have the address to Becky's house. Could you send that over to me? All right. It says it's right here, but I don't recognize any of this. See if he picks up at the tone. Please record your message. I. I didn't have the address. No idea where you were.
So five minutes after Zach left, I was done. Didn't really even need the trimmer.
Why couldn't I get a hold of you?
I didn't have my phone. Very first job that we get on recording, we get a flat tire. Great. This when you think everything could go wrong and you turned a 20 minute job into a 2 1/2 hour job? I was waiting here on Zach to get the key that I forgot. Tires seen better.
