Boomer Esiason

So he went above and beyond, right?

But he has to.

That's his job.

I mean, he has to come in and they have to remediate.

They got to dry out the whole thing.

They got to take all the garbage out.

They got to fix all that crap.

And then, you know, if you're lucky enough to get a plumber there, like on a Saturday, an emergency situation, and then the guy comes and he's engaged and he's working and he's getting the job done.

I mean, that's a different story.

So how about this scenario?

I agree with this scenario.

Like if I'm building a house and I want a guy to, you know, be the plumber, I'm not tipping that guy.

All right, so let me ask you this.

I have a basement that's got the drop ceiling.

I need to redo the lighting at some point.

It needs to be redone.

I hire an electrician, and I'm not saying from a big company, but a small place, they send over one of their guys.

Yeah.

He spends three hours, four hours, does a great job.

You're just going to say, what's the bill, and say, thanks, have a good weekend?