Juice box sealed in stud void in garage

This one is just so darned stupid that it really pained me to have to bring this to their attention. Some careless idiot tacked up the plywood inside the garage door sealed a juice box behind the plywood. I noticed it when taking the wide-angle view of the garage door opening that there was some weird artifacts in the picture to the right of the door where the plywood stopped just above a horizontal support brace. Upon closer inspection, I saw the juice box plain as day.

Of all of the mistakes that have been made so far, this is the one I found to be completely intolerable and inexcusable. Now, I've come to learn that job sites tend to be less-than-tidy places...if not downright slovenly. But this person could not miss the juice box sitting there as they were tacking up the piece of plywood and then intentionally went ahead and sealed it into that space. It had to be intent or carelessness because there was no way the thing could be missed.

There is a certain level of professionalism I was presuming I didn't have to manage on this job and I was dismayed that I had to even deal with this one. There should be a minimum standard of if you see something that isn't right, correct it or get the right party to fix it. In this case, it could have been solved by getting the box out of there, then tacking it up. That juice box was a potential fire hazard and invites vermin into the walls...and no carpenter, regardless of nationality would want that in their wall spaces, so why in the world would someone think we would want it in ours?!?

GRRRRRRRRRR!!!!

To their credit, the sales staff and the superintendent were appropriately horrified when they found out about it and the juice box was removed when the insulation was installed (requiring the plywood to be taken down).

But gee whiz guys...why couldn't this have been avoided in the first place?!? Especially something like this that would have taken all of five seconds to dispose of rather than letting the customer catch it first.