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let me attempt to explain this modern fuckery. It seems the last few years i have to babysit more and more the businesses that i pay and do the work.

I have to correct and monitor others that i pay. Or out right do the work myself. I pay for insurance and I have to call and remind them to do stuff and send me paperwork.

They screw up my phone bill constantly and inhave to call and get it sorted.

Or even self check outs at a grocery store. Im sick of baby sitting every entity that i pay to do the work. I wont even get started on the government services.

The way things are goint i have no life as i do my job and then others jobs. Wtf us going on with society.

let me attempt to explain this modern fuckery. It seems the last few years i have to babysit more and more the businesses that i pay and do the work. I have to correct and monitor others that i pay. Or out right do the work myself. I pay for insurance and I have to call and remind them to do stuff and send me paperwork. They screw up my phone bill constantly and inhave to call and get it sorted. Or even self check outs at a grocery store. Im sick of baby sitting every entity that i pay to do the work. I wont even get started on the government services. The way things are goint i have no life as i do my job and then others jobs. Wtf us going on with society.

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A local contractor, over twenty years in business, signed on to do some work for me. He had a crew, but he only showed up a few times, mostly to ask for money for things that weren’t specifically in the original contract.

I had to micromanage his crew because they would often get the simplest requests wrong, or they’d try to pull a shortcut that looked terrible.

Just under 80% into the project, he quits via text, demanding he get paid his 90% “under the terms of the contract” or else he’d “put a lien” on my property. In short, there was a clause stating I could only withhold 10% of the funds while awaiting the assessment of an inspector.

Having been forced to micromanage and nickel and dime my way through the project, I quickly pulled my copy of the contract, and discovered a condition that the contract could only be terminated in writing by both parties. Legally, texts qualify as “in writing.” I dashed off an email with screenshots of his message, accepting his resignation and termination of the contract.

Never heard back after that. No lien. Nothing.

For the same project I hired a second contractor to finish it up. Same problem. Had to micromanage. Didn’t show up. Dragged on. Quit after finishing his 80%.

Nobody cares anymore.