An entitled jerk nearly cost me my job after he does some shady business practices that somehow

fall on my back. So I decided to get some revenge by investigating his previous jobs, and as a

result, I expose him for committing nearly $1 million worth of fraud to his customer base, and I've

honestly never felt better about getting back at somebody in my life.

Here's what happened. Okay, so I'm going to keep this intentionally vague because this has been a

complex situation that requires a lot of backstory. I'm a 29-year-old male, and I own a specialized

equipment cleaning and maintenance company. I've been running the company for the past 12 years.

I take great pride in my work and I run an

honest business. We service everything from government facilities to small mom and pop operations,

and I try to make everything clear, transparent, and honestly priced as possible. For the last 10 years,

I've had a great relationship with a company that we will simply call the big company.

Now, this big company is a service provider, which is something of a middleman actually in my

industry, and they contract me to service roughly 35% of their customer base, and we have grown

to have a mutual respect for one another, and they are probably my largest customer. Well, roughly two

years ago, the big company brought on

another service provider to contract, which is owned by a shady businessman. This shady jerk claims

that he has many different skills and credentials and handles a lot of the more maintenance

and installation side of things for the big company. I often do follow-up work at businesses that

he's done installs at, and trust

me, it's not good. There's improperly installed equipment, there's crazy repairs, and electrical

work that just doesn't make any sense. I mean, it's horrible. Talking to customer after customer,

I find that he's taking advantage of their mechanical ignorance, upcharging 400% the price of parts, and even charging double,

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