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I cant wait til I can afford to be a scumbag like the rest of you guys . LOL I hate people that judge people by what color they are or what they wear or there religon. I guess me hating those people makes me prejdice. LOL
I love it when people make generalizations about me or my family. It always serves as an opportunity to teach them a small lesson.
One quick example: Right after my wife got her hanicapped parking plackard, we parked in one of the spaces outside a local quicky-mart. I went around to her side and helped her out of the cage; she was standing there holding my arm as this guy walked out and looked us over pretty closely.
"You don't look handicapped" was his comment. My 10 year old son was pullingmy wife's wheelchair out of the back of the car and withoutmissing a beat, he said "Well you don't lookSTUPID . . . but apparently looks aren't everything!"
The guy just stood there with his mouth hanging open.
I may be wrong but I think the ops wife is a realtor or banker and the old farts were there doing bussiness with her, as in they were trying to buy a house.
Screw the old bat! should have told her to mind her own damn bussiness!
Personally I like people that people act that way. It makes it that much easier to see who are really your friends or truely people we shoiuld do business with.
Personally I like people that people act that way. It makes it that much easier to see who are really your friends or truely people we shoiuld do business with.
Personally I like people that people act that way. It makes it that much easier to see who are really your friends or truely people we shoiuld do business with.
+1
Funny thinghappened to me a fewyears ago, I rode my bike to a local Ford dealership to buy a new truck...had on leather & was a bit dirty from a few hours on the road. Icouldn't get asalesperson to even talk to me. Long story short...the next day I went thereafter work, this time wearing a suit, and was practicallyjumped by one of thesales guys from before(he didn't recognize me).I refreshed his memory &advised himto notjudge a book by its cover or he'd lose more business than just mine.
I left and bought mynew truck from another dealer a few miles down the road. Thedealer that wouldn't help me is now out of business. [sm=lildevil.gif]
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My late Father -in-law worked in an upscale bicycle shop, both selling, and repairing. He always said "never judge a book by it's cover". He'd seen ratty looking guys walk in and end up selling them a 1700.00 racing bike.
When I was 20, I bought my first new car, a 1977 Olds Cutlass Salon, loaded, T-tops and all. My brother in law drove me to the dealer in his brand new 1977 Trans Am. I had long hair, beard, wearing jeans. We walk in, 4 salesmen are standing around talking while I look at cars in the showroom. None made a move to see if I needed any help. Then I notice another salesman come out from the backroom area, and say something to one of the salesmen and nod towards me. The salesman he asked just shrugged his shoulders. So this other salesman ends up selling me an $8000.00 car, (big $$ back then). He also told me they were having a sales contest and he was pretty sure his sale to me put him over the top.
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