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

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Jul 18, 2024
1:05:59am

TO11 All-American

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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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