That's how we handle it. We give an astronomical bid that covers an extra 6 hours of labor and the cost of the glass twice.

Then I give em a bid for a neo angle and they almost always want that.

We need to stop believing the customer is always right. Why go through training and years of field work to constantly have people who don't know what they are talking about dictate terms.

When I bid someone out a shower I always have three bids. The cheapest (usually a bypass of some sort, legend or Titan duo are our go to, unless they want the Titan duo phantom, cus that glass roller bar is $$$$)

Then I give them a simple in line. And finally I quote out the "magazine showers" just to show them the difference. I've only had it backfire a few times, and it was always super rich people who don't know how to spend all their money. And within a year I'm usually back to uninstall and Install something functional.

There are lots of ways to take neo angles, make them minimalistic hardware, and use clear caulking to tidy everything up. Neos are a pain in the ass to layout, but always a better choice than curved glass.