A young businessman has humbled an arrogant client who despised him. Nevy Jackson put a boastful client in his place. How did entrepreneur humble the arrogant client? On Tuesday, April 9, Nevy Jackson shared screenshots of him and a client who refused to pay a deposit before they started working for him. “It’s our business policy. The deposit acts as a commitment by the client to the order. It carters for part of the processing order,” Jackson wrote. The client was irked and asked Jackson if he thought he would refuse to pay the KSh 5,000 deposit. “You should ask yourself who you are dealing with before asking for a deposit. Not every person is broke,” the client wrote and shared a photo of his two-storey home to drive the point home. The client was not done as he wrote: “We want to empower youths, but you insist on doing things your way. We have options, but we choose to promote you. This is why you wallow in poverty from missed opportunities.” Jackson had enough of it and slammed the client while showcasing the humongous mansion he was building. “I don’t want your money. Just to burst your bubble, my living room is bigger than your whole house. Only that I don’t have pride,” he retorted. In the caption, Jackson insisted on the importance of common courtesy. “He wanted a KSh 22,000 job done but would not pay KSh 5,000 for raw materials. In 2024, we said if they go low, make sure you go under,” he wrote. Kenyans supported Jackson by writing: May Jerono: “Lovely scenes.” Serah Mwende: “Tag the client.” Anne Wangare: “Thanks for putting them in their place.” Halima Haji: “What was the purpose of them sending the house? I don’t understand.”
by William Osoro
