What Installing a New 200 AMP Panel and Generator Inlet for a Resident looks like, $5000, Thoughts?

All right, day in the life of an electrician, the big service job. So, today we had a customer inquire that he wanted a new electrical panel as well as a 50 amp generator [music] inlet installed for his new portable generator. He wanted to be prepared for the cold weather in case of a utility power outage. My bro Ken had to pull the utility meter out so he don't get zapped while working. It's a twoman show. He's doing the panel replacement and I'm doing the generator work. I mount my metal box so I can install my 3/4in EMT conduit to the concrete wall and ran six gauge wire for the 50 amp inlet. I strapped 63 ROMX wire on the wall and stripped it back so we didn't have to splice wire in the box so it would be a continuous connection. It's always better to have a continuous wire connection rather than splicing. This is a 240 volt generator inlet box. So I installed my two hot wires, one neutral wire and one ground wire in the box. Black and red are hot wires. White [music] is the neutral wire and the bare copper is the ground wire. I installed the generator inlet successfully. Then I go check on my bro Ken to see how he's doing with the panel. Wire run was clean as Mr. Clean. I see [music] Ken and turns out he's happy cuz we just finished at the same time. We made sure the new panel had generator interlock so the homeowner doesn't accidentally zap alignment. I installed surge protector and new 200 amp panel and generator inlet complete. Customer satisfied. And that's how you make $5,000 in one day. Henny the Sparky out. Peace.