Would you trust.....

[ovi8]

I found a very reputable shop to work on my car and I feel like it's finding gold at the end of a rainbow. Sucks if you haven't found your unicorn.

[Glad2BHere]

No I would not trust someone who is already known to be deceitful in other ways.

[veryangry]

Originally Posted by BadAndyHolbrook

my guess is you are the other customer getting tune-ups and now you are angry..............

Not even close

[30to66at55]

Wasn't this same question posted here months ago?

[Chaotic Century]

Originally Posted by veryangry

Curious to see what people think. Would you trust a mechanic to work on your car that cheats on their spouse and is verbally abusive to them? I know it has nothing to do with the work performed, but knowing the person is not an honest person?

I find this question interesting because I think it is nearly the same as "Does personal conduct matter when deciding who to vote for for president?"

Two schools of thought on it -- both with very compelling arguments. I'm guessing for any given person there will be a correlation between the two viewpoints.

[veryangry]

Sorry if this question was posed earlier, if it was I did not see it. I was just curious what people thought, this has nothing to do with someone that I am going to, or not going to use. Something I am seeing as an outsider, and wanted to see what others thought. If I was in the situation, I would not at all use someone like this for any work, no matter what the profession.

[sirtiger]

Originally Posted by 30to66at55

Wasn't this same question posted here months ago?

I already suggested that in post #9

[30to66at55]

Originally Posted by sirtiger

I already suggested that in post #9

I didn't remember that Mr Bitterness was the original poster of that question

[MrBitterness]

I did post something very similar to this a while ago. Mine was in jest and most likely satirizing a similar thread at the time. This seemed serious.

[MrBitterness]

This was mine:

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