A project manager pushes back on an investor's demands for extra dirt work without extra funding. They argue professionals should decide execution methods, not investors, and warn that debating impossible approaches wastes everyone's time.
Because you can't raise extra funds for more dirt work. And I've explained this over and over but he's like well there's a way to do it well probably is for your benefit but not the investor, not the community, not us as a sponsor. And so again we can't continue to try to convince people that it has to be a win win win. They don't understand, well we're not going to do it the way that you think it needs to be done. You're hiring us as professionals to tell you how it needs to be done. We're not here to instruct you on how we can do it your way. So again, you know, I don't, I don't want to push anything away or push anything aside but also not interested in wasting a bunch of breath and hot air on we're not going to do it your way. You have to do it ours. And it's very basic to understand.
