Your 'creating more stuff' concern shows how trying to be green means buying more things.

Totally! My dad built me a treehouse from old pallets.

Holly_jones29 says being straight about costs is right, but that view misses the full picture. Sometimes jobs have hidden problems that need extra parts, and charging for them upfront keeps the business stable. While @oliviac22's example shows trust from honesty, long-term service often requires a buffer for unseen issues.

Honestly it's not just about bad taste, it's about showing bad judgment in a shared space. Like nina_bennett said, it wrecks how people see you because now you're the person who thought that was okay for work. Tbh picking a movie for the office says more about your social sense than your film taste.

They actually planned five whole seasons before pulling the plug?