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**BUSGO** · 12-01-2012, 08:31pm

I retired from the workforce back in November thanks to a nice little redundancy that came a year or so early.
I mentioned this today in at the Suzuki Of Newcastle store to the owner and he has given me a job!
So if you're in Newy and looking for parts on a Saturday, you'll find me in the accessories area.

1 DAY a week can't be too bad can it?
Yes

**BusaJim** · 12-01-2012, 09:00pm

(12-01-2012, 08:31pm)BUSGO Wrote: I retired from the workforce back in November thanks to a nice little redundancy that came a year or so early.
I mentioned this today in at the Suzuki Of Newcastle store to the owner and he has given me a job!
So if you're in Newy and looking for parts on a Saturday, you'll find me in the accessories area.

1 DAY a week can't be too bad can it?

Well done Bugso sounds like the new year is going well for you

Jim

bazman · 12-01-2012, 09:14pm

Congrats Ray...

that's a nice & cruisey way to slip into semi-retirement! If ya keep your ear to the ground around the shop, you might be able to give us all some juicy info on new busa colours, specs, etc when they become available!?! Yes

btw....is that the shop on the main street thru Broadmeadow??? (If it is....I'll make sure I pop-in & say g'day next time I'm staying in the railway barracks around the corner!) Pi_thumbsup

**BUSGO** · 12-01-2012, 09:35pm

Yep, that's the one Bazman, but I'm only there Saturday mornings remember.
(until further notice)

**BabyBusa** · 13-01-2012, 06:24am

Congratulations Ray Trophy

Now in order to get more days work you need to see the light and buy another Busa Lol3

....think of the staff discount Coolsmiley

**DAD** · 13-01-2012, 08:13am

So What is Boydie going to say about 1 of his workers riding a Triumph? Scary

LOL!!

13-01-2012, 08:19am

I can't imagine he's be any more arrogant towards Busgo for his Triumph than he is towards his customers!

**simmo** · 13-01-2012, 08:31am

Nice, if you can scam enough parts you can build a new 2012 model Busa Pi_thumbsup

**DAD** · 13-01-2012, 08:40am

(13-01-2012, 08:19am)CeeJay07 Wrote: I can't imagine he's be any more arrogant towards Busgo for his Triumph than he is towards his customers!

LOL!!

**jamdonut** · 13-01-2012, 08:43am

What a way to retire, doing somethinh you enjoy partime and get paid for it!

ROD · 13-01-2012, 08:43am

Enjoy it Ray i retired at 37 but i worked dame hard for the 20 years before in my own business ,i did run a glass factory for 12 month when i was in brissy and would not mind getting a Sat job just to break up the week At the moment Im a stay at home dad to a 3 year old monster Scary

But if you can afford it why not . and now im 43 i cant see my self going back full time again .

13-01-2012, 02:26pm

How the bloody hell do you retire at 37 Rod? I'm 39 and the future looks bleak (but then, I s'pose you've gotta find a way to fill in the days after retirement)

ROD · 13-01-2012, 03:19pm

(13-01-2012, 02:26pm)CeeJay07 Wrote: How the bloody hell do you retire at 37 Rod? I'm 39 and the future looks bleak (but then, I s'pose you've gotta find a way to fill in the days after retirement)

work up to 20hr a day seven days a week even xmas day some(most) years

**BUSGO** · 13-01-2012, 04:01pm

Good onya Rod. I had my 1st stint at retirement from the Defence Force at 42. Lasted 4 or 5 months, then worked another 8yrs - redundancy #1, 2months off, and this last stint was 5yrs for redundancy #2. I think I will do casual work till I'm 60 but just to fill in time between rides. lol.
I hope to improve on the customer service levels at the store guys, if I can't raise the bar, I'll leave.

**pashnit** · 13-01-2012, 04:11pm

Congrats! Eat, sleep, breath bikes.

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