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> If I ask a hundred people on the street if they’d clean my house in return for getting $1000 in a year, the vast majority will expect to receive it one year a
by orf 5y ago
> If I ask a hundred people on the street if they’d clean my house in return for getting $1000 in a year, the vast majority will expect to receive it one year after doing the job. Some might expect a year after that conversation. Few or none will expect that they will receive it one year after a future event that I don’t tell them about. LoanStreet either intentionally deceived me or accidentally deceived me but have since refused to make it right by fulfilling what a reasonable person would consider to be the promise they made me.
I feel bad for this guy, but he definitely should have got it in writing before joining. But I guess if he had pushed for it he might not have got an offer.
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- tacostakohashi 5y agoI think if you actually asked a hundred people on the street if they'd clean a house in return for $1000 in a year, they'd have the street smarts to smell a rat, wonder why you can't pay once the cleaning is complete, why it would be any different after a year, and run away as fast as they can. I'm not sure why developers can't follow the same line of reasoning.