A property manager and contractor clash over a $4,500 flooring repair at Longview Apartments after a tenant caused damage. The contractor authorized the work without approval, claiming the tenant refused to pay and the repair couldn't wait. The manager refuses to cover the cost and blames the contractor for mishandling the situation.
Why would we pay for that shit?
Well, listen, at the time he was being very aggressive.
Hey, I got a call from over at the Longview Apartments because I had sent her an email about an invoice on some construction work being done on unit 7. It appears that the tenant did some damage to the flooring. You were aware of it. You told him that's fine, get it fixed and we'll cover it. Now please tell me that that's not correct.
Nope, that's correct.
Why would we pay for that shit?
Well, listen, at the time he was being very aggressive. I tried to get him to pay it, but he really wasn't listening to me and I needed to get it done. So I just, to make I think so.
Did you see how much they were charging me for this crap? $4,500 to redo this flooring. It didn't cost me that much when we put it in the first freaking time.
I don't know what you want me to tell anybody. The job needed to get done. Unbelievable. Maybe you should be a little more involved in—
Maybe. I guess I do. You're right. This is all my fault because I hired you to do a job and it appears that you're unable to do that job. I get it. You're right. My bad. I'll talk to you later. Goodbye.
