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Screen Printing Isn’t Free

A business arrangement is supposed to be mutually beneficial.

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Screen Printing Isn’t Free

Things you wanted to say to frustrating clients, but didn’t.

Don’t let the door…

… At my age (71), a lot of the filters are off. I once confronted a customer who acted as if she was buying a straw hat at a flea market. Me: “It sounds like you don’t want me to make any money on this job.” Her: “I don’t.” I walked her to the door and told her to get out.

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