Time Is Just A Social Construct, Or Something

A client contacts me for a commercial for her new business. We meet. I spend some time putting together a proposal to meet her low budget and high expectations. She doesn’t reply.

Four months later, she calls me up and asks me for another meeting and another proposal as she has rebranded her business. We meet. She has higher expectations due to her new branding, courtesy of her recently hired “Head of Marketing”, who claims to have worked for decades with companies like Sony.

Together, they request a new proposal that still stays with her original low budget.

I write up a new proposal and wait. She disappears.

A month later, after three attempts to reconnect via email, she finally replies.

Client: “Sorry for not getting back to you as I was out of the country. I found someone else to produce the commercial, as it was time sensitive and needed to be completed earlier.”