I dieci comandamenti del preventivo
12 Feb 2026 · 0 min
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In this brief, confrontational excerpt, Corrado Fontana delivers a provocative monologue that mixes religious references—mentioning the Vatican, rabbis, and Muslims—with a critique of conventional quoting practices. He declares that issuing estimates to those who do not grasp the concept of value is futile, emphasizing that value is not synonymous with price or cost but rather what one receives in return. The speech frames these ideas as ‘commandments,’ positioning himself as a guiding light and using blasphemous language to underscore his point.
