Mileage IN/OUT Doesnt match service invoice
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Originally Posted by Transporter987S
Who would legally hire a drug addict regardless of their talent in the professional setting? And how do you know if they're really clean? You can wipe yourself clean in few hours after injecting meth to your body and no one will find out during work hour.
I didn't know you can clean out meth or any other drug from your system within hours. I'm no doctor, but let me know if you have a formula to that cleansing system. I think we're on to something here. We can make lots of money selling it to all the dope addicts in the world.
Who would legally hire a drug addict regardless of their talent in the professional setting? And how do you know if they're really clean? You can wipe yourself clean in few hours after injecting meth to your body and no one will find out during work hour.
I didn't know you can clean out meth or any other drug from your system within hours. I'm no doctor, but let me know if you have a formula to that cleansing system. I think we're on to something here. We can make lots of money selling it to all the dope addicts in the world.
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Ok Mr. Know it all. You win. I guess you know everything.
It's customers like you that dealers hate and that's probably why they will do some of the things you say they do to your car
As for me, I took my brand new 997tt to my dealer with $$$ of mods with no worry in the world. They did a test drive after some work and actually scraped one of my brand new 20" forged wheels. I didn't go balistic. **** happens. They offered to fix it or replace it. I simply asked them to make it right and they did.
I'll tell you what though. The next time I go there for service, they will make sure they take good care of me for not being such an *** like you.
It's just a car. If you are that paranoid about it, either don't buy one or leave it parked in your garage.
Your other option. Since you don't like having dope smoking techs working on your car, you should start classes at UTI or Wyotech so you can fix your own car. That way you can assure yourself that no joy rides were taken
It's customers like you that dealers hate and that's probably why they will do some of the things you say they do to your car
As for me, I took my brand new 997tt to my dealer with $$$ of mods with no worry in the world. They did a test drive after some work and actually scraped one of my brand new 20" forged wheels. I didn't go balistic. **** happens. They offered to fix it or replace it. I simply asked them to make it right and they did.
I'll tell you what though. The next time I go there for service, they will make sure they take good care of me for not being such an *** like you.
It's just a car. If you are that paranoid about it, either don't buy one or leave it parked in your garage.
Your other option. Since you don't like having dope smoking techs working on your car, you should start classes at UTI or Wyotech so you can fix your own car. That way you can assure yourself that no joy rides were taken
I agree to an extent......But everyone has there opinions
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Hope it works out for ya.
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Originally Posted by Transporter987S
Who would legally hire a drug addict regardless of their talent in the professional setting? And how do you know if they're really clean? You can wipe yourself clean in few hours after injecting meth to your body and no one will find out during work hour.
I didn't know you can clean out meth or any other drug from your system within hours. I'm no doctor, but let me know if you have a formula to that cleansing system. I think we're on to something here. We can make lots of money selling it to all the dope addicts in the world.
Who would legally hire a drug addict regardless of their talent in the professional setting? And how do you know if they're really clean? You can wipe yourself clean in few hours after injecting meth to your body and no one will find out during work hour.
I didn't know you can clean out meth or any other drug from your system within hours. I'm no doctor, but let me know if you have a formula to that cleansing system. I think we're on to something here. We can make lots of money selling it to all the dope addicts in the world.
meth gets out of your usually in 2-4 days depending on the individual
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No hard feelings.
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There's a big difference between you and someone from Porsche driving. They're "professionals" and you're not. They also have the backing of the dealership in case something goes wrong and you don't.
I'm **** about my car too and would only take my Turbo to a dealership that I trust, but this whole issue is getting out of hand really. Too silly beyond words.
I'm done with this thread.
I'm **** about my car too and would only take my Turbo to a dealership that I trust, but this whole issue is getting out of hand really. Too silly beyond words.
I'm done with this thread.
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There's a big difference between you and someone from Porsche driving. They're "professionals" and you're not. They also have the backing of the dealership in case something goes wrong and you don't.
I'm **** about my car too and would only take my Turbo to a dealership that I trust, but this whole issue is getting out of hand really. Too silly beyond words.
I'm done with this thread.
I'm **** about my car too and would only take my Turbo to a dealership that I trust, but this whole issue is getting out of hand really. Too silly beyond words.
I'm done with this thread.
Oh..please..we all have warranty that came with the car.
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Well of course if something got damaged it's the dealer that has to fix it. Im not against test drives but driving 14 miles in that part of town isnt my cup of tea. If it was somewhere else that was near a better part of town I would been OK with it. If you know were Bert Smith is located then you know what im talking about.
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Anytime my friend Anytime! But only if I can drive your car for 6 miles! I mean let's be real we all know 5 Miles won't do anything to your car but 6, Now I don't know about that?!?!!?
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I had to go through some horrible events at my previous dealership and I totally felt for him when I saw his post. Not everyone gets THE same treatment from the dealership and I happen to witness one of the worse cases that you can think of. But I'll admit that I did take the wrong approach to this subject because I was somewhat emotional and I deeply regret that the outcome of this thread did not turn out to be positive.
PS - I'll marry someone when I hit 30
