After watching the client go off on his business-partner brother, this electrician quickly realized that they didn't want to work with a short-tempered house flipper. The electrician gave the client his "I don't want to do this job" price, which led the client to go with another electrician. When the client contacted them months later to meet with the inspector, it became instantly apparent that the workmanship was inferior and not up to code.
Endless videos online display the poor workmanship that often goes into renovation done by these house flippers. It's incredibly entertaining to watch proper craftsmen point out all the issues with the work and then explain the cost involved to undo the job and do it properly. Not to say that there aren't true craftsmen who can do passable or even incredible work to flip a house, but all too often, people go into house flipping with no skills and only a desire for profit.
It's great to see this electrician getting the chance to get even after being passed up for someone cheaper who isn't properly practicing the trade.
Keep reading to see the screenshots and reactions below. For more malicious compliance, check out this security guard who was asked to work their remaining shifts after being fired.
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