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I use to fail many "final building inspections" because of debris is the floor ducts and returns. I was at a 1 million SF mid rise assisted living facility and a few "nasty/filthy bastards" would pizz in bottles and place the bottles on top or inside the ductwork…….. Once we found this out we stopped doing inspections on that job until everything was cleaned up.I thought they just swept all the **** into the cold air returns.
(Disclaimer: I just work on my own stuff)
You're probably a Tetris master and don't even know it!
You are correct. However, I did use my broom earlier this week; I needed some extra reach to push a 14' overhead door up a little higher. Last week I used my vacuum,,,,to **** a string through some underground conduit and later that day to clean up some potato chip crumbs off of the van floor.
I'm the same way. Think it is because I work hard all day however long the work takes and when I'm done I don't have the energy to clean up. Cleaning up doesn't take much energy but guessing it's more a matter of cleaning up isn't doing work and it's not progress on the work. Just how I mentally see it. Yes a clean job site is much nicer to work in and everything but it isn't progress on the actual work in my head. I will clean up at jobs I'm doing just because I know it's expected and part of the job. If I'm doing work at my own house it's a lot easier for me to work until I can't anymore and then clean up in the morning and start fresh. Same thing when working in the shop. I just get the work done and then there are tools and stuff all over the place. I work long hours and will keep going until the work is done but as soon as it's done then a switch flips and I'm done. I may pick up a few tools as I'm walking around and put them away but actually cleaning up after working a long day is the hardest part even though it's probably the easiest part.