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Originally Posted by Exoter175
I'm not following. Not sure if question, or troll post.
You don't always beat book time, you don't always do a PERFECT job. I scale my book times by 10% and only 10% to account for doing a PERFECT unrushed job, because my job is to give you perfect work so that you don't have to bring it back 3 days later with a flat tire after I did an engine swap.
His beef is that he dislikes the fact that I know how to do business better, that I criticized his work, after he criticized mine in another thread. He's an idiot who works at a mom and pop, I'm a small business entrepreneur who is working towards his third business, while Employed in the same field he is in, making 2-3 times as much as him for half the work at a dealership, and today I have an off day, something he doesn't get because he works at a mom and pop where you never get a day off.
Book time is not an industry standard you ****ing moron, if it were, all 9 competing software companies would have the same book numbers, and they don't.
I mark up my labor guide by 10% using an industry low book time, to account for the work that was being done at my shop, which was second to none.
If you don't like that, don't bring your car to any of my current or future businesses, but rest assured, I am not GOUGING you on price, I'm making sure your car is done right the first time, and you don't have to bring it back next week for something we ****ed up.
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shit i had all weekend off.
another assumption.
and when i put that motor in the car had been here 2 weeks waiting on them to get the money. tire never went flat.
but they ran over a screw from the new roof they had put on last week and now it did.
im sure you would have caught that with your super powers and fixed it prior to it happening,.
BTW her husband just stopped and paid for it. he's a smart guy