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RE: true story
- Subject: RE: true story
- From: "Jerry Chyo" <jkchyo@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 3 Mar 2000 08:47:54 -0800
So that's what they mean when they say they are staffed with Certified
mechanics. :^)
Great story. I hope she doesn't bring it back to the alignment shop when
she notices them out of whack when she gets home.
Jerry Chyo
'88 M5
'72 tii
Dan wrote:
> Gentlemen
> I had a woman refuse payment for an engine tune & brake pads
> because when
> she saw her car parked in front of the shop, she immediately noticed I'd
> damaged her expensive wheel allignment.
> As I was trying to explain to her that the allignment had not been
> touched, she reached into the glovebox and produced receipts for a very
> expensive 4-wheel laser-allignment.
> We stood back and looked at the wheels, and sure enough, the BMW emblems
> on her wheels were out of allignment with the horizon and each other. I
> tried to explain that they rotated as the wheels turned, and came to rest
> where-ever.
> Well, how come the front and back weren't the same?? I cannot believe I
> tried explaining that each wheel turns at different speeds at different
> times....
> She wasn't about to pay her bill until her wheels were re-alligned, so I
> rolled out the floor jack, raised each corner and neatly oriented the BMW
> emblem straight up.
> Thank Gawd she didn't have a limited slip differential.
> Put up with this sort of customer abuse for 36 years, and you'll
> understand why I'm certifiable.
> If you enjoy this sort of true story, I'll post one/week.
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