You have cursed me by posting this

My phone rang at 7.30 this morning just before my alarm clock went off, hence I cancelled the call. Message beep for a voicemail.
Snoozed for 10 mins, got up and started the usual morning routine, bathroom etc... phone rings again from same number, another voicemail. Sod off, thinks me.
Downstairs, say hello to the dog, put the kettle on and I hear the phone going again. JESUS what is your problem woman!! So I listen to her third voicemail message within the hour, and it's not even half past 8 yet. Old customer, bit of a pushy old battleaxe type of woman, just asks me to call her and sounding more irate every message she left.
Grumbling to myself, try ringing her back and the bleedin phone is engaged! Left it, walked the dog, got ready, just start driving to my first job and she rings me when I'm halfway round a roundabout in busy traffic... rings AGAIN about 30 seconds later and leaves the snottiest voicemail message ever!!
I felt like turning round, driving to her house and tearing her a new a-hole but instead calmed down a bit, got to my job and eventually managed to speak to her. Turns out she's left the kitchen tap on full blast and forgot about it, flooded the kitchen and the hall carpet is wet!
Tried telling her it was a job for her insurance but she was having none of it, the kind who is the expert even when she's not. Eventually got round there at lunch time, lifted carpet which showed damage gone much further than she thought and managed to convince her to add up the cost of my time, a carpet fitter's time plus new underlay.. what if the carpet delaminates... look the subfloor is wet.... chipboard kitchen units, they might be twice their thickness tomorrow...
Eventually manage to get through to her that her insurance excess was going to be potentially cheaper than paying for every new problem that occurs over the next few weeks.
Thanks for wasting my time and stressing me out on a Friday

Good job she's a big money customer on the carpet cleaning, the bill might go up a bit this year.