Posted: 10/11/2016 2:14:49 PM EDT
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Pocahontas county, coming to a neighborhood near you.....
newer model white 4 door dodge ram, ohio plate PJA 3912, pass. was 300lb redneck white male. they did the whole "we can paint your barn" crap, had to drive 1/4 mile up driveway to get to me, i shooed them away and called local deputies. |
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Guys,
I just wanted to you know that We will no longer be reaching out to Pocohontas county residents for our community service Outreach program. "Barnscapes" As we like to call it was started to help those who were down on their luck to find employment doing odd jobs, mainly going to rural areas and helping out around folks' homes by painting fences, houses, sheds, and of course, barns. We are happy to say that in 54 counties of WV, Barnscapes has made WV its canvas, with our workers brightening the state's countryside. However, We had a fairly unsettling experience in Pocohontas county. We decided to travel a little further out, but ran into problems with our vehicle, so our Ohio Sister company - The Cleveland Canvas Crusade, brought out one of their trucks for us to use. Unfortunately the gentleman we encountered was uninterested in our workmanship and program. It may have been that our new sales rep, Jeb, is a little self conscious because of his weight and southern background. He also gets nervous when he is put into new situations and can be curt, due to social anxiety, but we're working with him. Once he left the home, He was then stopped by local authorities and was instructed to stay away from those parts. Jeb began to cry and was inconsolable when he returned to the office. He just wanted to make a difference and use his amazing painting talents to brighten someone's day for a couple bucks.. Hopefully we'll have better luck in other areas. sorry... had to brother... 
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Guys, I just wanted to you know that We will no longer be reaching out to Pocohontas county residents for our community service Outreach program. "Barnscapes" As we like to call it was started to help those who were down on their luck to find employment doing odd jobs, mainly going to rural areas and helping out around folks' homes by painting fences, houses, sheds, and of course, barns. We are happy to say that in 54 counties of WV, Barnscapes has made WV its canvas, with our workers brightening the state's countryside. However, We had a fairly unsettling experience in Pocohontas county. We decided to travel a little further out, but ran into problems with our vehicle, so our Ohio Sister company - The Cleveland Canvas Crusade, brought out one of their trucks for us to use. Unfortunately the gentleman we encountered was uninterested in our workmanship and program. It may have been that our new sales rep, Jeb, is a little self conscious because of his weight and southern background. He also gets nervous when he is put into new situations and can be curt, due to social anxiety, but we're working with him. Once he left the home, He was then stopped by local authorities and was instructed to stay away from those parts. Jeb began to cry and was inconsolable when he returned to the office. He just wanted to make a difference and use his amazing painting talents to brighten someone's day for a couple bucks.. Hopefully we'll have better luck in other areas. sorry... had to brother... sadly, i wish your story were true. |
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Guys, I just wanted to you know that We will no longer be reaching out to Pocohontas county residents for our community service Outreach program. "Barnscapes" As we like to call it was started to help those who were down on their luck to find employment doing odd jobs, mainly going to rural areas and helping out around folks' homes by painting fences, houses, sheds, and of course, barns. We are happy to say that in 54 counties of WV, Barnscapes has made WV its canvas, with our workers brightening the state's countryside. However, We had a fairly unsettling experience in Pocohontas county. We decided to travel a little further out, but ran into problems with our vehicle, so our Ohio Sister company - The Cleveland Canvas Crusade, brought out one of their trucks for us to use. Unfortunately the gentleman we encountered was uninterested in our workmanship and program. It may have been that our new sales rep, Jeb, is a little self conscious because of his weight and southern background. He also gets nervous when he is put into new situations and can be curt, due to social anxiety, but we're working with him. Once he left the home, He was then stopped by local authorities and was instructed to stay away from those parts. Jeb began to cry and was inconsolable when he returned to the office. He just wanted to make a difference and use his amazing painting talents to brighten someone's day for a couple bucks.. Hopefully we'll have better luck in other areas. sorry... had to brother... sadly, i wish your story were true. Barnscapes was a lifesaver for me 4 years ago, I think Jebs cousin Earl painted ours. Sadly it burned To the ground the night after it was completed. 
Here's a pic I took the day it was being completed. 
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Barnscapes was a lifesaver for me 4 years ago, I think Jebs cousin Earl painted ours. Sadly it burned To the ground the night after it was completed.
Here's a pic I took the day it was being completed. <a href="http://s171.photobucket.com/user/dmsmith12345/media/IMG_0598_zpsfo1r1o4z.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u289/dmsmith12345/IMG_0598_zpsfo1r1o4z.jpg</a> Quoted:
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Guys, I just wanted to you know that We will no longer be reaching out to Pocohontas county residents for our community service Outreach program. "Barnscapes" As we like to call it was started to help those who were down on their luck to find employment doing odd jobs, mainly going to rural areas and helping out around folks' homes by painting fences, houses, sheds, and of course, barns. We are happy to say that in 54 counties of WV, Barnscapes has made WV its canvas, with our workers brightening the state's countryside. However, We had a fairly unsettling experience in Pocohontas county. We decided to travel a little further out, but ran into problems with our vehicle, so our Ohio Sister company - The Cleveland Canvas Crusade, brought out one of their trucks for us to use. Unfortunately the gentleman we encountered was uninterested in our workmanship and program. It may have been that our new sales rep, Jeb, is a little self conscious because of his weight and southern background. He also gets nervous when he is put into new situations and can be curt, due to social anxiety, but we're working with him. Once he left the home, He was then stopped by local authorities and was instructed to stay away from those parts. Jeb began to cry and was inconsolable when he returned to the office. He just wanted to make a difference and use his amazing painting talents to brighten someone's day for a couple bucks.. Hopefully we'll have better luck in other areas. sorry... had to brother... sadly, i wish your story were true. Barnscapes was a lifesaver for me 4 years ago, I think Jebs cousin Earl painted ours. Sadly it burned To the ground the night after it was completed.
Here's a pic I took the day it was being completed. <a href="http://s171.photobucket.com/user/dmsmith12345/media/IMG_0598_zpsfo1r1o4z.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u289/dmsmith12345/IMG_0598_zpsfo1r1o4z.jpg</a> yep..... Sadly..... 
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