Tarik Khribech

And she didn't know who I am again.

She was like, oh, the minimum was $1,200.

And here she is posting the exact same job for $650.

And I talked to the contractor.

I was like, hey, how do you like it?

I was like, man, I would have done it for $350.

And here's the contractor who's getting paid $650.

So I want to make sure that I want to see firsthand what's going on.

Well, here's the thing.

That guy would have not even got that 650 if he was just in someplace else because this woman, she wasted time.

She has to wait for the general contractors to come home, give her a coat, hand it over.

A lot of these contractors, their downtime costs them money.

And even an Angie's List poll back in 2010, they were showing that 80% of small businesses are willing to lower their price down so they can earn new clients.

Groupon have shown that to us.

Groupon businesses, they lose 75% of their revenue.

Right, but that's what I'm saying.

It's entirely a decision of you.

You decide if that number makes sense to your financial situations.

I understand you might want to talk $1,200 on a normal business hours if you're busy, but there's a lot of down times.

Would you rather get that $650 or $700?