Sharpened the blades, made sure the rotors turned adequately, but anything more than a fork full of spaghetti meant a total blockage.  

I don't mind because the fan was missing a blade, so she'd be doing me a favor.

Loved the story in the WaPo earlier this month about how a cordless Sawzall fitted with a 12-inch Diablo carbide blade can cut through the new border wall like butter.

Husband put the fan together except for the blades.  

I usually just use a small 7inch circular saw with a concrete blade.

Bags of knives and razor blades?....

I saw one trying to cut with their circular saw blade on backwards at a property the other day, pretty hilarious and the homeowner was convinced they had hired a great handyman because he showed up on time and talked the talk a little bit.

Hire that attorney, turn it over to her or him.I have been in this collection gig for years.They use fear to intimidate --- be like a Cat Dozer, put down the blade, go full throttle!!!!

@Derek Blades I have virtual assistants that make my initial calls for me.

Most had to be prodded to actually file insurance claims but it does help fix things like a shelf being ripped off a freezer door, broken dining room chairs, and fan blades that had balloons taped to them, etc.