That sucks to hear. On that side a guy I used to work with Got sick of it and started his own electrical business. Real likeable fella, hard worker, very competent electrician. After 4 years he couldn't pay his help, find the time to keep up with the work, pay his bills. Story is he got stuck on a couple of jobs for about $15k. He is now back working where he was before. Maybe he wasn't enough of a businessman to collect his money, or there was more to the story. Funny thing is that many people think that you are just sitting around waiting for them to call, not realizing that everyone else has things to do also. But like in the origional post the mechanic needed to tell them yes or no and follow through with it, if a regular customer had a problem come up and he thought he should do that first he needed to call them and say so.
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