A cuppa.( drink at a work)

[Sean Page]

I take a flask when I'm on sites, and take a cuppa from the customer when offered. I'm toying with the idea of one of those little stoves for in the motor though.... emergency supplies etc lol

 

[mikethetile]

Tea off the customer. I always leave the mug inside the van and usually forget to give it back. I have lots and lots of mugs

:lol:

:lol: yep, got a phone call once, can I return the mug as its part of set

 

[Scott]

Never take a flask, hate the taste of flask tea! Always get customer to put kettle on, if they dont i ask if there is a power cut as i cant hear the kettle. Or i tell them to fill the kettle and get it on before i turn the water off! Works 90% of the time and if it doenst its shows they are too ignorant to make you a drink

 

[Daz]

Got a kettle in the van (for emergencies). I always carry a mug and tea bags and seeing as I drink my tea black, I don't need milk or sugar .

It's always nice when a customer offers a drink, and who am I to refuse?

 

[doug boardley]

always take a flask as customers coffee is always to weak!

 

[Bolter]

I take a cup of good strong coffee in a travel mug thing and drink it on the way to site/stores. I try not to drink anymore tea or coffee through the day. I take a litre of squash or water, and attempt to drink that. I normally forget though and end up glugging loads on the drive home after realising how bloomin thirsty I am! :lol:

 

[Gazzer]

I take a cup of good strong coffee in a travel mug thing and drink it on the way to site/stores. I try not to drink anymore tea or coffee through the day. I take a litre of squash or water, and attempt to drink that. I normally forget though and end up glugging loads on the drive home after realising how bloomin thirsty I am! :lol:

Drinking and driving ????

 

[Bolter]

Drinking and driving ????

Honestly, I dont want 10yrs in the Scrubs, so I pull over and each and every layby and have a sip. This also negates any need for common sense, which means I can concentrate even more on driving.

 

[Gazzer]

Honestly, I dont want 10yrs in the Scrubs, so I pull over and each and every layby and have a sip. This also negates any need for common sense, which means I can concentrate even more on driving.

Thats good lad

 

[Andy Allen]

I take a flask of tea incase im working in a dry house, a bottle of water that i put in the fridge the night b4, nice on those summer conservatory days, if offered i prefer coffee in the morning to wake me up, and tea in the afternoon, idont take sugar but i keep some sweetex in the van, got to look after my six pack (its at home in the fridge) :8:

 

[Lenny]

Always take a flask......usually no lectric when I'm about!!!!!:smilewinkgrin::lol:

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

i take kettle, mugs, usaly buy milk/tea/coffe in supermarket
timless is going camping not working FGS :smilewinkgrin:

 

[Ken Bruty]

I usually take a flask for the first day on domestic jobs, until I know that they're going to get the kettle on, then have tea as offered. If on site I take soup in small flask and tea in big flask. Sorted :drool5:

 

[RockCeramics]

small flask of coffee for when i get to site have a cuppa before i start.
For the rest of the day its a kettle, argos £4. Cant beat a fresh hot brew at break time if & when needed.