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That silver '81 Z28 I showed earlier. That backglass had some issues with the interior panels leaving trash in the curves while trying to get it to lay down properly. I wanted to get it right, but he didn't want to be reasonable.

As soon as he started cussing at me I was done anyway. Didn't matter much after that. :finger

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Tintmaster08

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That silver '81 Z28 I showed earlier. That backglass had some issues with the interior panels leaving trash in the curves while trying to get it to lay down properly. I wanted to get it right, but he didn't want to be reasonable.

As soon as he started cussing at me I was done anyway. Didn't matter much after that. :finger

Yeah, I don't do mouthy customers, especially ones that like to curse at me. I have zero tolerance for that, because of how my attitude is set up.
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If I want\need something right I leave it and say tale your time call me when is done. I don't understand why people can't get that through their head.

:yeah and why they think they are the only people on the schedule, and that everyone else should just wait for them.

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Last one I had like that guy complained about everything. I wound up scratching his dash. Luckily it was a removable piece. I told him I would order the part and have the dealership put it in. He said well we could probably do it. No. I'm not taking that chance. See ya.

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Really serious today. Was working on my floating home on the Columbia River running a cable for Internet under the front of the float the house sits on when the wind changed and caught my elbo and knee between the dock and the house. Thought I was a goner for sure. Ends up my right elbo and right knee are pretty banged up black and blue sore and swollen but other than that I feel like a lucky man to be alive.

I'm alway saying be safe and have fun and this time I REALLY mean it

God is Great

Cheers

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Really serious today. Was working on my floating home on the Columbia River running a cable for Internet under the front of the float the house sits on when the wind changed and caught my elbo and knee between the dock and the house. Thought I was a goner for sure. Ends up my right elbo and right knee are pretty banged up black and blue sore and swollen but other than that I feel like a lucky man to be alive.

I'm alway saying be safe and have fun and this time I REALLY mean it

God is Great

Cheers

Oh man, so glad to hear you are OK Stan!

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