The Handyman Has Entered Witness Protection

The Handyman Has Entered Witness Protection

I hired a handyman. He arrived, looked at the work, discussed materials, promised a start date and then disappeared so completely I assume the federal government gave him a new identity.

No call. No text. No estimate. Just silence.

Contractors do not say no anymore. They say, “I’ll send that over tonight,” then walk backward into the woods like Homer Simpson entering a hedge.


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