Re: [BaadAssGremlins] Is There An On Time Work Ethic Any More?

[Terry.Atkins@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Doc,
   I agree with the on time thing Doc. but we are from the old school. Nobody 
seem to care anymore.
Terry


> This may be a trivial thing to some people but if you make an
> appointment keep it and be on time or let someone know you are going to
> cancel or be late. Two weeks ago I made an appointment to have the
> windows in my orange car tinted last tuesday a week go. I called to
> confirm and the guy had gone on vacation till yesterday without calling
> to cancel. I called today and was told he would be there between
> 12-12:30. He showed up around 2:30. Granted he did a first class job and
> you all know what a PIA I am about quality and detail and am extremely
> happy with the job and the price but you would think you could at least
> call if he was going to be late or be on time? How much work do you lose
> because of a bad rap for not calling if it is going to be a no show or
> if you are going to be late. Sorry for the rant but being on time or
> calling if I will not be late is a thing with me.   
> Well at least this is out of the way. I only need to get some real dark
> smoke tint from him to make the American Motors logo letters for the
> windshield that I will install and then have him tint the top 6 inches
> of the windshield over them. If you look close you will see the American
> Motors lettering but it will not stand out like the Ricers with the bold
> white letters. 
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