We’re having the exterior of our house painted this week and, of course, the temp has jumped to 100 degrees here in Wichita. I feel badly that they are out there working in this heat and humidity and it got me thinking: what’s the proper etiquette regarding service and repair people visiting your home? Besides just being the right thing to do, I’m wondering if there are certain gestures that result in a better job or an on-time completion. Should I offer them water? I can see that they have a cooler and bottles of water, though, so they likely don’t need my water. Should I offer them something else…

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