USAKilts Hours?

**bubba** · 6th December 05, 08:45 PM

Rocky, you'll probably need to hire someone part time to man the shop so you can work. Heck, you could even train that person to pull fabric, pack orders and such when nothing else is going on.

**chasem** · 6th December 05, 10:03 PM

I'd volunteer for a job if I lived in the area

**sav** · 7th December 05, 12:50 AM

I'll volunteer! Even if it's just for the summer months! ;)

**Mike n NC** · 10th December 05, 09:37 PM

Sure, I'll work for you and Kelly. $10 an hour...I can't afford to pay you any more than that.

Mike

**RockyR** · 11th December 05, 08:19 AM

Mike... you're hired! And I'll even let you put the money you'd pay us towards another kilt. HAHAHAHA

**Mike n NC** · 11th December 05, 04:40 PM

Originally Posted by RockyR

Mike... you're hired! And I'll even let you put the money you'd pay us towards another kilt. HAHAHAHA

And that ladys and gents is how you conduct a successful job interview.

Rocky you don't know how tempting it is especially since this is the slow month for my business. That said, the money is set aside for a semitraditional (hope you'll have some of the irish national left) as soon as my weight settles down. I feel much better since I have quit smoking but this weight see-saw sux.

Mike

**GMan** · 11th December 05, 09:49 PM

A will work for kilt program, I like it!

**RockyR** · 12th December 05, 08:45 AM

Originally Posted by Mike n NC

Rocky you don't know how tempting it is especially since this is the slow month for my business. That said, the money is set aside for a semitraditional (hope you'll have some of the irish national left) as soon as my weight settles down. I feel much better since I have quit smoking but this weight see-saw sux.

Mike

We'll have enough material... and if not, we'll reorder. I REALLY THINK we'll sell out as soon as we get them made up and hit the Mid Winter Fest out here (mid Feb) and then St. Patty's day in mid March. I have done the math to figure out how much material goes into each size. They're pretty lengthy (an average size... 38 inch waist, is 5.2 yards of material for our CASUAL kilt). Now, it's just a matter of figuring how many kilts we need to have "pre made" and how much material it'll take.

Originally Posted by GMan

A will work for kilt program, I like it!

That's how UK does it! Maybe they're onto something... That's how we do it at festivals! Ask Jeremy!