I realise this might be somewhat tongue-in-cheek or just a way to vent on some real-life dealings with a client gone awry. However, even just insinuating actua

I realise this might be somewhat tongue-in-cheek or just a way to vent on some real-life dealings with a client gone awry. However, even just insinuating actually doing something like this in real life (or giving people ideas for that matter) is at least a tad dodgy if not downright unethical. Someone having treated you badly in business (as in not having payed you for whatever reason) doesn't give you the moral (much less so the legal) right to treat them badly in return. That's what lawyers and courts are for (well, not treating others badly - though that might very well be part of the process - but to get recourse).