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Let's just say I'm Eskimo brothers with an ex-pro football player (Saints), and a Senator.Lol oh wow.
We voted that down last time, lot more politically correct dbags now,we'll see come November. I have a Veteran plate, 2 digit plates are for the weasels that polish a seat.....And All Of It's Providence Plantations, or did they vote that name away? That red really stands out, you'd get more looks if you had a 3 or 4 digit plate though
Lmao yea I heard they have to pay extra for the empty spaces on their plates including the dinner plates
That's a good point and why I'm only considering Mopar mods...but that's a discussion for a different thread lol.
Well, I did that so long ago I can't say. I don't remember doing anything special.
You are a unicorn now, everyone else has the link posted for "View Signature"
Could not agree more. I had bought that truck from a high volume low priced dealer from another state. So every time I took it in I would get, "so you didn't buy this from us". Probably paid a little extra but bought my RAM from a local dealer. Lesson learned. My service writer is great, he actually owns a GEN4 that has had some serious engine upgrades.
Dookie just gave some of the best advice you'll ever read.
Especially these days
YUP, same think as Posting yer Entire Life Style and such on FB, TIK TOK< pick one. The ole: Not see U folks fer a week, going on Vacation to Alaska: There R a lot of "alleged criminals" that troll around and watch fer stuff like that, just out there, and once U put it out there, beware... PPL put there B-days, phone numbers, addys and such that if put together, can get U right to their front door. It just not hard. The info is there, U pay a lil like to a service like PPL Finder and if U have not looked, U would be amazed of the amount of personal info available, PPL need to be more Tech and Internet Savvy.
This is excellent advice. I had an issue a long time ago that could not be repeated. Well I had the car in months later and it happened and the dealer tech really dug in to figure it out, and they did. They called me and told me they need the car for a longer amount of time. I was so appreciative they had done that.
Excellent tip. It's human nature to treat people well who treat you well. And to quickly run out of "give-a-sh!ts" when people don't treat you well. It's a much more pleasant experience when people are nice to each other. I've been on the receiving end of this, and I can tell you that we were much more attentive to a customer who would take the time to drop off donuts, or maybe a six pack. Some people refuse to do this because they feel they shouldn't have to bribe you to do your job. And I can understand that thinking, in an ideal world. But this is anything but an ideal world. I look at it the same way as I look at tipping your server at a restaurant. People who are working in the service dept are providing a service. They are often underpaid. And they will remember those people who are good to them. Just like they will remember those who go in with a chip on their shoulder. Which version of that person would you like to have fixing your truck?
So true,I deliver all sorts of things, mainly to business but sometimes to homes, the way people react always reflects on how far I'll go seeing that it is tailgate delivery, meaning I bring it to the rear of the trailer,funny thing is people that physically work are much more likely to be nice than office type of people.
