The client is always right, right?
The client is always right, right?
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- SkyPoo0
Are you being asked to execute the concept or will the entire thing be taken from your hands...
If you will have to execute it then its important that you make it very clear what problems might arise from it otherwise you could get mired in problems further down the line.
If it is being taken away from you entirely for their friend to produce you can do no more than smile and wish them the best... anything else would just seem like sour grapes.