I'm not disputing any of that. Just pointing out that we haven't heard TC's or the individual inspector's side of the story, so the story is incomplete. . is not the warmest and fuzziest of people especially when he percieves he is being challenged. Unless this is a late development in his personality it's possible his initial response to the inspector was less than diplomatic.digits_ wrote: ↑Thu May 31, 2018 8:10 amWhile I don't dispute some posters have a flair for the dramatic, I have no problem believing .'s side of the story on this one. I've been closely involved in dealing with a similar personality type TC inspector. A lot of them are indeed professional and can even admit when they are wrong, some are not. If using a law/rule to your advantage triggers a personal vendetta response from an inspector because that inspector's personal believes are that something is illegal/"unsafe", that person is not fit to serve in an inspector/enforcement role.
The correct response should be to back up those believes with rules and regulations. If he can't find it, it's not up to the inspector to create rules or impose extra restrictions. That is not his job. He has to enforce the existing ones. Those personalities seem to have a problem making that distinction.
You know, you can say to a cop "sure, here's my license officer" or you can say "f**k off and get a real job" and get a different response. Some people just make their lives difficult by being difficult. I'd like to hear the other side of the story.