'We don't need to check the design': Builder tries to warn fuel company that their blueprints were flawed, they tell him to 'get building'

This company has never heard of the phrase "Measure twice, cut once." Instead, they're perfectly fine with winging it, and then starting all over again. 

Experienced craftsmen know that there's no such thing as being too careful. You can always measure one more time, or check that your equipment's working one more time. It's better to spend a few extra seconds double-checking your work, rather than spending days or weeks redoing a part of your project. The bigger the project, the more times you need to check. You'll certainly thank yourself for it down the line. 

U/thornae had a cool malicious compliance story to tell about a construction worker from their hometown, John. John was highly experienced in his trade, and had lots of work to keep him busy. But he had no idea what he was getting himself into when he started working with a giant fuel company. They didn't respect his expertise at all---they wrongly assumed that if he had a heavy accent, he didn't know what he was doing. Karma came swiftly for that company!

Next up, these construction workers asked a parent to move her car so they could safely work, and the story got 100x crazier from there.