@HatsBootsHatsBoots
Rebutting you "isn't going to great lengths to get clients". Its making sure people are getting accurate information. You give out helpful information, which I support, but you have been wrong about certain things, which I have corrected. I am happy there are a number of voices to give opinions and have said so repeatedly.
Keep providing useful information, and when you are correct, I will support what you say. When you are wrong, I will correct you. No "spitting". Your a little bit of a princess when it comes to being corrected, try and be mature and simply admit when you are wrong. Am i supposed to spare your feelings and allow people to take bad advice? No. People want accuracy. If you disagree with a point of fact, challenge me on that fact.
“Again, I don't see why someone like yourself would do this business for a living. If you have a family to feed, go find a real job. You will make more dough. Believe me. You can do waivers as a side business for extra cash”
I am able to feed my family doing what I do, but thank you for the career advice. Again, you point out that this is a hobby for you, which is why you are sometimes not correct. This isn't my hobby, its my career. I love my job.
@KScott. As usual almost 100% of what you have said is fictional. Your not even in Canada right now and haven't been for a couple of months at least. You are an expert in one thing which could MAKE you a waiver applicant in the future. Its not a compliment.
You understand that 100% correct means ALWAYS correct, right? Which means if you had to correct HATSBootsHatsBoots before....he is not 100% correct. Can we also assume when you assure people they will get 100% of their money back you mean "well, except for the one time I don't"? Does 100% mean something different in the UK? Is there an exchange rate we aren't aware of?