If you have the means to hire a crew, do it.

Jul 17, 2024
11:56:14pm

VenomFarmer All-American

If you can't afford it, try to do as much reasonable stuff yourself as you can. It's fine to ask for help moving your heavy stuff that you can't get yourself, or you can't afford to hire people.

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VenomFarmer

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Time

Do you think it’s standard to ask family / friends / church members

NanoFab Coug

Jul 17, 11:50pm

If you have the means to hire a crew, do it.

VenomFarmer

Jul 17, 11:56pm

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TANK

Jul 17, 11:57pm

If all I had was Ikea and Target furniture and belongings, I'd ask the ward. But

BYUFBDAD

Jul 18, 12:03am

Most humble humblebrag

BaseCoug

Jul 18, 12:51am

I think it depends alot on stage of life as well...

Xenon

Jul 18, 12:04am

Honestly, you do get to know a lot about people by moving their stuff

TO11

Jul 18, 1:05am

Always interesting what books they have, or if they have books at all

BaseCoug

Jul 18, 1:34am

How many people in the ward have you helped move?

stlcougs

Jul 18, 4:29am

Nope. If you can afford movers, like most people can, you should do it, or do it

Alan Schaefer

Jul 18, 4:34am

Even if you're cheap like me, rent a Uhaul, pack everything up yourself over

VACougMD

Jul 18, 7:14am

Yes it's normal to ask family, friends. IMO Church should be the last resort

RockyBalboa

Jul 18, 7:16am

I think it's more common to hire movers

Belboz

Jul 18, 8:01am

Asking church members to help should be for the disabled, elderly, or very less

Alan Schaefer

Jul 18, 4:25pm

Haven’t been to an EQ move in years

lukeskywalker

Jul 20, 12:45am

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