[BC] I'll do almost anything

[Alan Alsobrook]

I guess I'm a bad guy when it comes to all the weird little 
engineering side jobs. I always enjoyed doing them, they did have a 
lower priority. Of course I guess what was different is that everyone 
knew that these were "favors" from engineering and were always very 
appreciative of us we we did them. (this is referring to when I was on staff)

Now that I'm independent, I'll be happy to do anything you want me to 
do. Just be aware you may be billed for the time. I also will do the 
quickie "could you do this for me?" things when on site without an 
extra charge just as a part of client relations.

Sid Schweiger wrote:
>If you have to be a one-man band, you set ground rules, otherwise known
>as priorities, you live by them strictly and you do not deviate from
>them.  I know how hard it is to tell someone that they have to wait (and
>sales weasels are notorious for the "I have to have this now" mentality
>and not taking "no" for an answer), but it's the only way to retain
>one's sanity.  You can't let the rest of the staff set your 
>priorities. Even in my neck of the woods, any IT function which 
>directly affects
>live on-air product has priority, and anyone who complains about it will
>soon learn what my "law" is.