Maybe this film has already buzzed to its death, but I just watched it and I can’t help having the same feeling than Nick, a bit of comfort, then sad…
God, am I really like this guy “Todd”, trying to serve such d***heads like I’m a professional? I must admit it occured to me to, say *implode*, in such a case (yell, slam doors, pick yours…). I always end up thinking I’m the one overreacting…
Never occured to me that I was way, way under what’s the bald hairdresser’s about to do with those blades…

Anne: the “other job” or “no time for this” trick might work, but I always prefer not to talk “other clients” with clients.
(My favourite, “I’m glad I don’t rely on you to pay my bills.” is a killshot. Says exactly the same, with a slight variation that puts the customer-freelancer status quo back in its place, ie “you get what you paid for & you pay for what you got”)

We need to fix our sh.. and stop accepting customer irrationnality as the norm!

Good night my fellow freelancers, and good luck.