Re: BIG C unfair continued

["Nick Markowitz Jr." <nick-markowitz@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Normally i would have finnished this one but since every one acted like big
fucking jerk offs when they heard cancer . They now have them selves a mess
and fact the entire job site was a 48 week job scruched down to 13 weeks you
can imagine all the fuckups and cut wires etc.
There trying to find circuits that no loger exist and had to be reworked
becuse some fucking moron drywall guy was in a hurry and cut wires. They
will never find the duct wires either becuse there too fucking stupid to
look above the cieling tiles 14 feet up in banquet hall.

But  again a good high quality trouble shooting tech should be able to do
this with out prints .
but remember there the Fire Alarm Experts in Pittsburgh
so they expect prints and perfect wiring on every job and nothing hard to
trouble shoot.

when they come up with the $$$ and an apology i will think about giving them
the as builts.
but till then there locked in my brain.
and since im on chemo things are kind of foggy.

"Frank Olson" <Use-the-email-links@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:DiBsi.26629$fJ5.9724@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> Nick Markowitz Jr. wrote:
>> Of course i get an urgent call today they need the wiring prints for job
>> they could not wait for me to complete and do not want to pay me for and
>> are going to have corprate complete  and had to be by 11pm tonight fuck
>> them.
>> All of a sudden they now need me they can go fuck off and figure it out
>> them selves after all there the Quote "  The Fire Alarm Experts in
>> Pittsburgh" and any trouble shooter worth his weight thats any good
>> should be able to easily figure it out.
>> oh thats right they have no expert that understands integrated systems
>> let alone addressable. 37 techs that are lucky they can change a battery
>> and 1 who thinks hes the cats ass when it comes to alarms till he came up
>> against this.
>> Simple fucks aparently none of them ever went to technichal school of any
>> kind   but there al nicet level II and II experts.
>> go figure.
>
>
> I can't say that I've ever encountered this kind of problem.  As the
> electrical contractor on the job, I would pull the permit (and unless
> there were extraordinary circumstances - such as the General going
> "under"), I'd be the one to finish the job too.