Feb 14, 2019
10:12:09am
10:12:09am
So agree to a price before the tourney, everyone is happy.
Now because you actually won, which is a pretty rare feat, the caddie throws the originally agreed upon amount out the window and now wants more?
How does that sit with you when you hire a contractor? "Oh Oryguncoug, you just won the lottery? That $10k project is now $50k. I'll invoice you next week".
I understand the total $$$ isn't that big of a deal and Kuchar should have probably just paid it, but that is bogus. My guess is the caddie didn't do it a humble way either but felt entitled (straight opinion here).
How does that sit with you when you hire a contractor? "Oh Oryguncoug, you just won the lottery? That $10k project is now $50k. I'll invoice you next week".
I understand the total $$$ isn't that big of a deal and Kuchar should have probably just paid it, but that is bogus. My guess is the caddie didn't do it a humble way either but felt entitled (straight opinion here).
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Those local caddies make $100 a day normally. So he well overpayed compared to the standard at that course in Mexico.
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