I hired well reccommended roofers to repair my roof. I was clear and direct about how the work was to be done, the roofer boss repeated the job details to me.
I came home unexpectedly, to find the job being short cut. I remonstrated, and the roofer boss was surly but ended up doing the job right.
When I came home the next day to pay him and his crew off. I noticed that my recently filled 5 gallon gasoline can was not in its correct place on the porch. After I paid him, he drove away in his shiny new looking pickup truck. And when he had cleared the driveway, I saw the gasoline can sitting beside where the truck had been parked.
Yes, only about a half gallon left. He'd obviouslt poured 4 1/2 gallons into his truck.
Although the can says gasoline, I had just filled it with DIESEL FUEL.
I love it when the crime choice process fails dramatically.
Friday, March 23, 2007
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4 comments:
Justice has a strange way of making its presence felt. Like when his pickup grinds to a halt and needs an engine rebuild.
One shouldn't laugh, but on this occasion a few righteous chuckles are called for.
Good for you standing your ground -
I hope his engine seizes and is destroyed.
Could have been a diesel pickup. Hard to tell by sound these days. The roofers are clearly a criminal enterprise, people need to be warned.
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