Plover kitchen re-model

Usually a kitchen re-model wiring project should be a two-day project for two men. Not with this lady. OKAY. All I am going to say is that she was VERY picky, and even delusional. Not to mention we couldn't work efficiently with her talking 999999words/second in our ears, and complaining about all the other contractors she had to fire because they stole anything from her silverware, to the "beams" in her attic, and not reconnecting a bathroom exhaust fan tubing. "He probably slashed it open."

What can I do. But just listen to all this and be like:

"Yeah.."
"Mhm"
"Wow"
"That's not good"
"Okay"
"Mmmmhmmmm"
"Yeah?"
"Yeah"

Oh, and she brought a man to life. She commanded him to breath in the name of Jesus.
She has so many good crazy/amazing/impossible/never-did-happen stories to tell! If you want a good story, talk to this lady. :)

Time to use the MAG-TAC (310 lumen ultra-bright concentrated beam flasher)

Replacing halogens.

The attic. That's why you need a MAG-TAC. (Nods) You get fun crawling experience as you try not to fall through.

Eh.

You see, she had me enter the attic to check out this exhaust tubing that she was positive either wasn't reconnected after the roofing job, or was slashed by the roofer when he stole her beams. WADDAYANO. Every beam in the attic was still there. The tubing was fully in tact. I came down to report, just to have her tell me to replace the vent ANYWAY.

"I just brushed off all this itchy stuff lady. KAY. Back to the piles of insulation. :S"

She won't trust anyone's word for it. During the whole job she was questioning our work, and she wouldn't trust us to tell her the truth. She thought she knew more about our job than we do! :/ Not cool.

I found a cool spider though. That was somewhat redeeming. :)

After all was completed over there, I am just glad it is finished. ^_^