Feb 14, 2019
12:52:59pm
12:52:59pm
That's rich. Lets make things personal now...
Congrats, I thought this was a fairly civil discussion but immaturity always rares its head behind anonymous personas.
Had the caddie agreed upon $50k or even the traditional $130k then, by all means, pay up. But agree on one thing, then try and change the terms of the contract/agreement...nope. That doesn't happen anywhere. Not with your employer, not with any contractor you'd hire, nowhere.
And note, my problem isn't with the amount of money. Clearly, this is a PR disaster. I personally would have paid more money up front, but the entitlement attitude after an agreed upon amount rubs me the wrong way.
Had the caddie agreed upon $50k or even the traditional $130k then, by all means, pay up. But agree on one thing, then try and change the terms of the contract/agreement...nope. That doesn't happen anywhere. Not with your employer, not with any contractor you'd hire, nowhere.
And note, my problem isn't with the amount of money. Clearly, this is a PR disaster. I personally would have paid more money up front, but the entitlement attitude after an agreed upon amount rubs me the wrong way.
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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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Kuchar is actually known for being cheap, he may tip certain key people well so they say nice things about him, but he..
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Bad move on Kuchar's part, he should have given him $50k after the story came out. If he had done that, this would...
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