$200 Client vs $2,000 Client

$200 client Okay, so, overall, I’d... fine. But “fine” isn’t what we agreed on, is it? (I mean, metaphorically). We didn’t literally agree on the word “fine”.) This is ridiculous and I’m not going to let this happen again. I have a few notes. And by a “few” I mean... well, just read them, okay? Opening: Multiple paragraphs of detailed client feedback and revisions. Please make these changes ASAP. (I’m on a very tight deadline (I want to post it to Instagram before they even get back from their honeymoon). Thanks again! Sincerely (can’t wait till the next project is a micro-managing), skibidi P.S. Could you send over unlimited footage of the summer you're touring? Just curious... for my own personal... reasons... (Airy fascination). $2,000 client BANGER bro. LFG. Sent you a little bonus.

Мем сравнивает клиента за $200, который присылает огромное письмо с придирками и бесконечными правками, с клиентом за $2,000, который пишет: «BANGER bro. LFG. Sent you a little bonus». Шутка в том, что более дорогой клиент оказывается гораздо проще, щедрее и приятнее в работе, поэтому мем используют как реакцию на лёгкий и выгодный заказ. EN: The meme compares a $200 client who sends an enormous email full of nitpicks and endless revisions with a $2,000 client who writes, “BANGER bro. LFG. Sent you a little bonus.” The joke is that the more expensive client turns out to be much easier, more generous, and more pleasant to work with, so the meme is used as a reaction to an easy and lucrative gig.

• @gentoomemes / 16736 2025-04-04