Mystery Leak at RearWheel

[Omaha Rocks]

Originally Posted by Gimme3steps

As Ron White says, " You can't fix stupid". Let him think he's won this debate. Just wondering though, why he never answered my questions. Guess they didn't cover that in those " 8 years of college education".

I never answered your questions because they are stupid, and nothing but an attempt to justify why you screw people over.

[Gimme3steps]

Originally Posted by Gimme3steps

Just a couple of questions for you, How many years of experience do you have repairing automobiles? And not out in the driveway but professionally as in what you do for a living, your career. Have you ever worked in a professional auto shop or ran a shop? How many hours of training do you have? How many evening classes have you attended after putting in a full days work? How many certifications do you hold? How much do you have invested in tools and equipment. Have you ever put in a full days work and then went home and pulled a few more hours just because you enjoy what you do? Do people come up to you at parties and get togethers and start asking you questions or wanting your advice about whatever it is you do for a living? Have you ever had to go behind someone and fix their mess because thet thought they knew what they were doing? And what about someone accusing you off ripping them off when you find a whole lot more wrong with their car than they brought it in for because their neighbor, brother in law or whoever told them "this is all you need and it should only cost this much"? Get back to me when you can honestly answer these questions. And no, there's no chip on my shoulder. Just standing up for "me and my ilk".

Does anyone else think these questions are "stupid"?

[Omaha Rocks]

Originally Posted by Gimme3steps

Does anyone else think these questions are "stupid"?

The question for you is, "Do I repair vehicles correctly?"

The answer is YES!

The next question for you is, "Do I overcharge people and screw then over?

The answer is NO!

[Gimme3steps]

Originally Posted by Gimme3steps
Just a couple of questions for you, How many years of experience do you have repairing automobiles? And not out in the driveway but professionally as in what you do for a living, your career. Have you ever worked in a professional auto shop or ran a shop? How many hours of training do you have? How many evening classes have you attended after putting in a full days work? How many certifications do you hold? How much do you have invested in tools and equipment. Have you ever put in a full days work and then went home and pulled a few more hours just because you enjoy what you do? Do people come up to you at parties and get togethers and start asking you questions or wanting your advice about whatever it is you do for a living? Have you ever had to go behind someone and fix their mess because thet thought they knew what they were doing? And what about someone accusing you off ripping them off when you find a whole lot more wrong with their car than they brought it in for because their neighbor, brother in law or whoever told them "this is all you need and it should only cost this much"? Get back to me when you can honestly answer these questions. And no, there's no chip on my shoulder. Just standing up for "me and my ilk".


I asked:
Does anyone else think these questions are "stupid"? You replied:
The question for you is, "Do I repair vehicles correctly?"


The answer is YES!

The next question for you is, "Do I overcharge people and screw then over?

The answer is NO! LOL Ok, you've answered your own questions but managed to avoid mine. Just looking for honest answers.
Take your time. I can wait.