Funny upselling fail with Mike Holt's NEC tip on social

So I'm scrolling Twitter and Mike Holt drops this daily NEC graphic question about bonding jumpers in subpanels, you know the one testing if you can upcharge for code compliance stuff. I thought, perfect ammo for my next service call on a 200A panel upgrade. Show up to this house, customer's got a main panel that's seen better days, breakers tripping like crazy on their EV charger setup. I pull out the phone, show him the graphic, explain how we're one jumper away from a code violation that could bite him later. Then I upsell the whole subpanel add-on with proper neutrals separated, thinking I'm slick. Guy looks at me dead serious and says, 'Nah, I saw that Electrician U video on TikTok, I can DIY it.' Cracked me up, had to laugh and walk away before I started quoting T&M anyway. Now I'm wondering if social media tips are helping or hurting our upselling game. Anyone else had a customer pull the influencer card on you?

Show 'em the liability waiver first, then hit with the code graphic. Works 80% of the time on scared homeowners.

Damn influencers giving away the farm for free. Now every DIYer thinks they're a sparky after one TikTok.