"Striking While the Iron is . . uh . . Hot"I'm not in the Twin Cities snow shoveling business, but if I were -- and was good, reliable, etc. -- I'd be racing to put out a big marketing piece right about now.
Why's that?
In the aftermath of the Twin Cities' weekend blizzard, there apparently are A LOT of folks dissatisfied with their existing services, and looking for replacements.
Or, contemplating hiring a service (after their aching backs and legs recuperate).
To be fair to the snow shovelers, it's awfully hard to keep up with 16" - 20" of blowing snow and subzero temp's.
Our service shoveled us out -- the first time -- around 1 p.m. Saturday, and an hour later you couldn't even see their footprints in the snow.
P.S.: And whoever you use, better brace for some hefty surcharges on your Dec. bill!
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