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In a message dated 5/8/01 7:50:03 PM !!!First Boot!!!, 
pianotechnicianuk@yahoo.com writes:


> Going back to the original question - could it be
> possible that tunings were down because some of the
> customers were not happy at having the piano tuned at
> breakneck speed with one eye on the clock and the
> hectic schedule and found another tuner who spent more
> time taking care of their pianos?
> 
> Bob.
> 
> 

This might imply I am not spending enough to time to do a good job. I have 
had comments like "Are you done already?", and "Boy, that didn't take long." 
This might make it sound like I am going too fast, and that a customer wants 
to have someone who spend more time in the house. On the other hand, I have 
had comments like, "I'm glad that didn't take long, now I can get on with 
what I have to do." So it si not always the time it takes me to tune a piano. 

But why would there be any difference between now, and last month when I was 
tuning 25 - 30 pianos a week, and between this year and last year, and for 
the past 24 years. There have always been slow times. I just wondered if I 
was the only one, or if there are others. By the responses I have seen, it 
seems to be a nation wide trend.

Willem 

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