Mike I think some of both..bad part was the client called me after I left the farm and said travis don't bring that guy back..I thought he had done said something out of the way to the trainer/owner..I could not dream of passing out a card for any reason.. I'm just really frustrated with haveing the work and not able to find any good help..I'm worried to thin clients out because I have been without work before and that is awful and don't wanna be like that again ...so I work long hours..I feel my area is full of great farriers so I try to go above and beyond service if that means getting out of bed at 2am or driving 2 states over to shoe one horse that's at a trainers..I find they don't mind paying but they want service and for the most part work ethic is gone among folks...I always felt I was good help i.. I always felt I shut my hole and new my role and spoke when spoke to...I'm sure I did not do all things right but it was cause I did not know..while working with a gaited shoer one time I sugested welding up nail holes the client over heard me and loved that idea..lol.. I still hear about that to this day that was 10 years ago..lol..It did not happen agian