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delisen

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1. Wish the mechanics had the courage to identify themselves

Reply to Demovictory9 (Original post)

Wed May 18, 2022, 07:24 AM

May 2022

I would not want to trust my vehicle to a a shop which has no respect for anyone’s privacy and no courage to deliver their their complaints directly to their customer.

If you have standards your customer must adhere to, state it upfront with a sign. Add a surcharge to your quote.

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Mechanics Are Sharing Photos Of Unfortunate Stuff They've Seen At Work [View all] Demovictory9 May 2022 OP

Wish the mechanics had the courage to identify themselves delisen May 2022 #1

and this is why i dont work in the business anymore gay texan May 2022 #2

I have had two friends who did the same thing. OldBaldy1701E May 2022 #4

Me as well, the BS you see (and endure) is a daily occurrence Best_man23 May 2022 #5

Dear mechanic, House of Roberts May 2022 #3

Exactly. niyad May 2022 #8

lol. Trash slowly builds on the passenger seat, I clean in up, particularly before a visit to Demovictory9 May 2022 #10

Here's the Reddit Subthread Best_man23 May 2022 #6

My former brother in law used to do body work. BobTheSubgenius May 2022 #7

a reddit for this azureblue May 2022 #9

My son is a mechanic and shares similar horror stories. Probatim May 2022 #11