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Topic: P & B Sat Job

Posted By: radixon
Subject: P & B Sat Job
Date Posted: 09 Feb 11 at 7:37pm

If you haven't seen, there is a Saturday job going at P&B http://www.yachtsandyachting.com/news/?article=155655 - http://www.yachtsandyachting.com/news/?article=155655

Edit by Mark - link now corrected and added.

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Posted By: radixon
Date Posted: 09 Feb 11 at 7:42pm

You will have to copy and paste, I give up...

details here

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JOB TITLE DESCRIPTION SALARY
mailto:info@pinbax.com?Subject=Please%20send%20me%20more%20info%20on%20Job:Sales%20Assistant%20%28Saturdays%29 - Sales Assistant (Saturdays) P&B are looking for someone to help in our busy shop on Saturdays.
The job involves serving customers, manning the till and usual shop work.
Ideal candidates will have an interest in sailing.

Please apply to mailto:info@pinbax.com - info@pinbax.com or call 01604 592808 and talk to Tom Stewart for more details.
Date Added: 03/02/2011 10:02:29

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Posted By: ex laser
Date Posted: 10 Feb 11 at 12:29pm

Originally posted by jwlbrace

Well whoever gets it will have to be good...

I went in there on the way to the Stevie Nicks for some boots and couple of other bits n bobs.

The staff were extraordinarily helpful, knowledgeable and pleasant to deal with. The were also very competent at 'selling', and I ended up buying a pair of chicken hot socks on their recommendations- I wouldn't normally buy the chicken brand out of principle, so fair play to them behind the till!

They were a testament to their bosses who were also busy helping out everyone and finding a bit of time to go sailing themselves at Pitsford.

P& B chandlery service!

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Posted By: simonrh
Date Posted: 10 Feb 11 at 2:39pm

P&B were dead good when I bust my tiller extension on a saturday at grafham open weekend and need another heavy duty one for sunday (1.9m carbon nightstick).
A. They had stock
B. They let me use their workshop to drill and join all the relevant bits together before leaving.

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Posted By: Skiffybob
Date Posted: 10 Feb 11 at 10:48pm

[QUOTE=jwlbrace] Well whoever gets it will have to be good...

and I ended up buying a pair of chicken hot socks on their recommendations

[QUOTE]

I've got a pair of chicken legs too, and they're bloody marvellous

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Posted By: G.R.F.
Date Posted: 11 Feb 11 at 2:47pm

I don't get it, you lot buy from loads of knaff brands, why is the chicken not to be used 'on principle' not I might add would I ever because it's such a stupid name. Those hot socks have been around forever in other outdoor guises, there's always some stupid Brits standing in a bucket at lots of the European trade shows I visit.

Other than a Musto bbcap and that RS 100 shirt they gave me in Poole I wore once each due to exceptional circumstances, I can proudly boast not a single lame dinghy name ever graced my persona, I mean, why would you?

So what is it with the Chicken that's got you all headless?

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Posted By: alstorer
Date Posted: 11 Feb 11 at 3:51pm

Despite being the one who got most animated about chicken power being used to promote quackery, I've been happy with the rooster kit I've bought. I don't give two hoots about undelivered cheap sailboats (not like it's my money that's been used) or the yoof squad image stuff.

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