I re-did the Releasit website. There's more encap info, and there's more product info than the old site had. I completely re-worked it from the ground up. What do you guys think?

http://www.Releasit.com





Rick Gelinas

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Nice job Rick, but I wish you would have asked me before you used my idea. LOL

Thanks Joe. Next time I'll make sure to check with you first.





Rick Gelinas

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Very nice Rick. By the way Merry christmas to you and your staff. Also a Merry Christmas to everyone on the forum!

Rick, every time Waffle House comes out with a new menu, there is a price increase, Hummmmmmmm.

Good thing we're not Waffle House. LOL

How's it goin my ol' friend? Haven't heard from you in a while.





Rick Gelinas

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Rick, I'm down to working 4 days a week. I promised my wife when I hit 80 ( I hit that milestone in 54 months) it's 3 days a week. My son and grandson are still going 6 days a week. Business has been good and I'm thankful. I'm proud of your acomplishments, just like a father would be of his son. Stay thirsty my friend.

Thanks Ray. Wow 79+ and still going strong. You're amazing. Will you be down to 1 day a week by the time you hit 90? You're quite a guy. Keep up the good work. And keep enjoying what you're doing (of course I know that doesn't need to be said to you).





Rick Gelinas

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Rick, watcha drinkin' ??

Can I have some. ??

ray moody
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Re: Hey Ray
December 19 2011, 6:47 PM

Rick, I'm down to working 4 days a week. I promised my wife when I hit 80 ( I hit that milestone in 54 months) it's 3 days a week. My son and grandson are still going 6 days a week. Business has been good and I'm thankful. I'm proud of your acomplishments, just like a father would be of his son. Stay thirsty my friend.


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Rick Gelinas
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Re: Hey Ray
December 19 2011, 7:04 PM

Thanks Ray. Wow 79+ and still going strong. You're amazing. Will you be down to 1 day a week by the time you hit 90? You're quite a guy. Keep up the good work. And keep enjoying what you're doing (of course I know that doesn't need to be said to you).








Young Rambo don't look a day over 75 & a half to me




Oh yeah, by the way, site looks reeeeal good.

Young shortwun down under.


PS::: Here's the Stevie T; kicker

Just a question, why don't you do your videos with the Big Wheels on Big Yella??

I love my Big Wheels.

Doh! I was tired when I replied to his post. I was thinking 54 weeks - rather than 54 months.

Or maybe it's just that Ray looks like he's 79

At any rate, we have a couple of seasoned pros. Shorty and Ray are two of the veterans of our industry. It's nice to have you guys here!






Rick Gelinas

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If it wasn't for the old timers this industry would be in trouble. Don't see a lot of young people getting into the business lately.

Rick,

Great site. Loads of information and really eye catching. Thanks for all the great products and service. I really appreciate all you do for our industry.

Kevin Pearson
http://www.pearsoncarpetcare.com

Add Don to the list of long-time industry veterans.

Plus we could add Kevin Pearson's dad too. He still works in the business too.

Don,
I agree, there doesn't seem to be as many young-bloods getting into the industry. Their loss!

Kevin,
Thank you for those kind comments! You're too kind.





Rick Gelinas

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Hey Rick. A dirty little secret here. I have been in the industry 20 years and my dad, who still comes in to the office everyday, has been in the business 10 years. It's backwards from most family owned businesses.

My son just turned 15 and he loves going with me to do carpet jobs, he only likes comm work cause he's not sure of himself when it comes to talking to adults yet, he's learning but just not yet.

He likes the money I give him for being my helper.

Now my 13 yr old daughter loves the janitorial side of the business, she is the helper on the cleaning jobs and wants to run the business one day.

She really likes the money and she is all business at 13.

I have nothing against education. My grand-daughter is a freshman at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa this year. She worked for me every summer since she was 14 and loved it. Also two of my grandsons also worked for me when they could. Another grandson is full time with us until he goes to college in the spring. We need to teach our children to work and learn some business skills. A degree is nice, but a lot of recent college grads are finding it hard to find a job, any job.

My daughter saves her money, my son gets paid and wants me to run him to Burger King for a Whopper. Kid is 15 yrs old, six ft tall and can eat like a horse and is skinny as a rail.

To be young again.