Anonymous #4 said:

Shit, if people are too fucking lazy to make sure their shit is done correctly or if they are rich enough to hire people to worry about things like that, then I say cheers.

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Anonymous #1 said:

I work for a small business as a service technician but I have taken on the extra responsibility of doing all the billing for the service department as well.

We are in the business of selling and delivering supply items to large corporations and repairing their office equipment.

These companies pay us to go out and take an inventory of their supplies and refill as needed. All they have to do is pay the bill.

After I deliver these items, my boss goes right behind me and steals them back for resell on a regular basis.

I am constantly asked to bill customers for way more work than we really did and the markup is in the 300% range as it is.

I was recently rear-ended in the work van and the bumper was already really jacked up from several wrecks in the past. I didn't call the police to file a report but I got her info just in case. My boss made her pay $1000.00 for the bumper and I still drive around with the same jacked up bumper to this day.

This is just the tip of the iceberg.

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Anonymous #1 said:

I work for a small business as a service technician but I have taken on the extra responsibility of doing all the billing for the service department as well.

We are in the business of selling and delivering supply items to large corporations and repairing their office equipment.

These companies pay us to go out and take an inventory of their supplies and refill as needed. All they have to do is pay the bill.

After I deliver these items, my boss goes right behind me and steals them back for resell on a regular basis.

I am constantly asked to bill customers for way more work than we really did and the markup is in the 300% range as it is.

I was recently rear-ended in the work van and the bumper was already really jacked up from several wrecks in the past. I didn't call the police to file a report but I got her info just in case. My boss made her pay $1000.00 for the bumper and I still drive around with the same jacked up bumper to this day.

This is just the tip of the iceberg.

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Anonymous #11 said:

I couldn't decide if this is an example of caveat emptor or if you're just an immoral douche. Then I realized they aren't actually mutually exclusive.

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If I understand the meaning of caveat emptor correctly then, yes, both are likely to be the case.

I know that some of the things that I do are immoral but when it comes to paying the bills, I do what I have to do. I don't drive a nice car, I don't live in a fancy house, and I try not to buy expensive items that I have no practical use for.

In the mean time I've been going to school to get a degree so that one day I won't have to be so lucrative.


Can you honestly say that you have never taken part in an immoral act?
Don't be so quick to judge.

Anonymous #6 said:

that whole post could of been written by me. It kinda scared me to read it a little cause It basically summed up what I do with my work. I got to the point where if my customer I'm helping is nice and honest and an all around good person, I'll go out of my way to help them for as little as possible.. but if they are assholes to me they will pay out the ass to make up for the difference.

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I'm the exact opposite, if a customer seems very nice and a genuinely good person I'll try to fuck them over as much as possible and if they're a complete asshole, like me, I'll give them the best deal. It's my way of trying to get nice people to wake up to the "real world" and become as jaded as me.