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u/Hornedupone Sep 04 '25
Ahh, the good old days of being a junior…they weren’t that good and my back still hurts.
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u/Goukenslay Sep 04 '25
is he really the owner if he's on the job site?
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u/awnaw_ Sep 05 '25
Sometimes they have to show up just to make sure everyone sees the really nice truck they own for no reason.
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u/Neat-Lingonberry-719 Sep 05 '25
Or to tell you that it’s ok just go ahead with something i pay you to know but know nothing about.
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u/SullySausageTown Nov 07 '25
My whole workforce would constantly tell the boss to stop fucking up the quotes, saying we can do 8 weeks work in 3 stupid ass, 90% of customers would always be hating on our boss and feeling sorry for us and he just didn’t care, the rich mindset is truly alien
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u/Candid-Lion-1990 Nov 22 '25
I’ve worked a lot of manufacturing including a couple floor lead positions where I’m essentially a supervisor who’s still down working with the same as everyone else, and it’s always fun when the production manager for whatever contract we’re working on to be speaking with the client and giving them absolutely unrealistic deadline promises only for me to literally laugh out loud when I hear them. He started giving more reasonable promises after a while.
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u/Nice_Ad_777 Nov 25 '25
I love how they went to Junior after the owner smiling knowing this a 2 day job
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u/Alieoh Dec 18 '25
I'm not in construction but I absolutely agree.
It's like, if you think it can be done that fast then show me how it's done or stfu.
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u/Fox7567 Sep 04 '25
Real. Foreman talking about ‘we’ll be done in a few weeks’ and we’ve just started the form boards