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Originally Posted by Exoter175
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You still lack comprehension and fail to understand context. I was explaining how the system is applied at the dealership/large scale shop level, and you just assumed that (and you claimed this word for word) that I could just adjust the hours as I see fit when some little old lady came in so I could fleece her, which I could not, nor would I. But hey, you ignored the facts and just believed what you would, because you're a sheep in this life, no wonder you're worried about getting fleeced.
Say what you will about MAP, Sauto, but its a lot like getting a high school diploma, of which I doubt you have, or a degree from an accredited college institute, of which I know you don't have. Its about "paid dues" not in the sense of false security paying them for them to give you a sign on your door saying "hey you can trust me" but more of a "coming of age" situation, meaning "I'm either big enough, serious enough, or reputable enough to have this sign on my door". I wouldn't hold it against you with your shadetree mechanics operation, with your unpaved parking and 8 dollar an hour mechanics to to knock such a "place" but believe it or not, its a lot more than just a sticker. in B2B situations, a lot of times its something that a shop MUST have to qualify.
You'd know nothing about B2B situations, as I doubt heavily that you've ever taken on a major client for their fleets before, as you live in the sticks with a very small customer footprint.
I can see why you say that you have plenty of work, too, considering you have such a small shop and so few employees, and yet you talk down on me like you've ever managed 40+ employees in a dealership setting.
Get out of here kid.
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, no i act as though you adjusted the times and fleeced EVERYONE, not just the little old lady. i understand PERFECTLY.
and anyone is "big enough" to pay a $150 yearly fee and take an open book test to get the sticker on the door.
ME? i dont NEED to, my current and potential customers dont need a sticker on my door for a sense of security while bringing their car to me...
and it just seems fake to me anyway, pay someone that never sees your business to say you are ethical? how the **** do they know one way or another?
but you hang your hat on it. its obvious who is a fraud here and it isnt me.
oh and i HAVE several B2B accounts (as you would like to call them Mr. buzzword.) and none of them ask for my MAP certification. not one, hell i have worked on some of the vehicles for some of the biggest transporters in the country and not one has cared...
you are a ****ing idiot.
and a fraud.