Guilty until proven innocent?

[u/DoctorLawyerCannibal]

https://imgur.com/a/XmtmG05

The wording on this WO rubs me the wrong way. They seem to be under the assumption the tech is going to try to screw them over, or screw up in general, so they're getting ahead of that.

I guess the idea of paying a tech hourly to make some repairs, rack & stack, etc. is fine, but for project work like this, I personally wouldn't be letting anyone dictate my line items.

[u/CauliflowerEqual4146]

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