There is a great scene from the movie In The Line of fare where Clint Eastwood\u2019s character Frank Horrigan who is a Secret Service agent is on the phone with potential Presidential assassin Mitch Leary, played by John Malkovich. Leary calls Horrigan a friend on the phone and Horrigan retorts: \u201cI\u2019ve seen what you do to friends.\u201d Horrigan just saw photos of Leary\u2019s dead friend who was killed because Leary slit his throat.<\/p>\n
If you see someone do badly to someone, realize that you can be next. So if you\u2019re working for someone and they do something bad to an employee, that means they can do that to you. Same with a plan provider that you\u2019re working with. If you see them acting in an unprofessional manner with an employee or another plan provider, chances are they will do that to you. Heck, I\u2019ve learned it the hard way with a plan provider I worked with, who did some terrible things to their employees. It shouldn\u2019t have been a surprise when they skirted a huge legal bill and then avoided service of process before I eventually got a default judgment. You\u2019re not special, so bad behavior geared towards someone else can eventually be geared towards you.<\/p>\n
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