And those databases flag hours never equal the actual hours. Rarely does something take longer.
Also, electrical repairs are not on Mitchell or Alldata because there nobody can tell how long it takes to find and trace a short or broken wire. Likewise, in a standard repair they can always add "A bolt broke" or "it required extra cleaning". The auto shop will always win, that is why there is such a thing as a mechanics lien.
Pro tip: You can do almost anything you want to do if you're wearing a reflective safety vest, a hard hat, and a clip board. The A-Team taught me this, as well as what I see in real life. If anyone asks you questions, you say, "Hey, I'm just doing my job, take it up with my boss!" and then you continue doing whatever it is that you're doing.
:hmm: I bet you're the guy that's been going around our neighborhood with a mini backhoe, digging up lawns and installing a "gas line." Sloppy work, I'm calling your boss.
No, fuck that. IF book time is 4 hours and he does it in one hour, he should get paid for the 1 hour of work and not to sit on his ass for the other 3. You get paid for the time you work, not the estimated time you might work. I always thought those book hours were bogus.
She said his reasoning is people get a headache from getting the full prescription.
There is some truth to that though. The first time I got glasses, I asked them to make the final adjustment not quite so sharp, because although I could see the most clearly, it "hurt".
Select spanish to avoid the language barrier. Mind blown.
No, fuck that. IF book time is 4 hours and he does it in one hour, he should get paid for the 1 hour of work and not to sit on his ass for the other 3. You get paid for the time you work, not the estimated time you might work. I always thought those book hours were bogus.
Pro tip: You can do almost anything you want to do if you're wearing a reflective safety vest, a hard hat, and a clip board. The A-Team taught me this, as well as what I see in real life. If anyone asks you questions, you say, "Hey, I'm just doing my job, take it up with my boss!" and then you continue doing whatever it is that you're doing.
Far too many glasses frames have a wholesale cost less than $50 when retail is >$300. I've even seen glasses frames with retail prices of $200 or more wholesale priced at under $10.
Of course, the "high end" stuff, like sunglasses from Maui Jim and Oakleys, are only doubled their wholesale price, but the vast majority of the frames on the boards in the optomitrist's showroom have markups that would make a jeweler blush.
It's the same in medicine. Doctors will leave the exam room while they're running tests and use Google or medical search programs to find answers as well.IT. We Google about 90% of the problems.
It's the same in medicine. Doctors will leave the exam room while they're running tests and use Google or medical search programs to find answers as well.
In IT, Google just happens to be a good engine that often searches knowledgebase articles and technical forums. On average, it pulls the same good or bad articles and provides somewhat of a mixed bag of results. I typically have to use quotes, -AND -OR tags to get rid of the junk that SEO gurus push to the top.
back to the car dealer thing.
car dealer in-shop oil change;
get an oil change. drive around for a few weeks.
i'm very sure my oil filter was loose, i saw it leaking. later ran without oil. engine is wrecked. took it back said fix this sh!t. they said it's the oil pressure sensor. it's ten bucks for the part. they want 180. they said it'll fix everything. this sounds too good to be true. i play along.
the engine is wrecked even more. and i pay out of pocket for their crappy service.
they said the engine needs to be replaced. i know this is bullsh!t. i look at the service manager and he looks away. i ask to speak with upper division manager. no one, no one knows what to do or say. fools connect me with lateral manager from another dept. i'm like... this is stupid.
i can't escalate it. it's everyone there against me nearly. amazing. not gonna try anything funny 'cuz i don't plan on wasting time with bastards.
lesson learned. don't take the car to morons. there are signs, trust your gust.
there are places like this in america. don't think there aren't.
was gonna buy a new car. but i'm replacing the engine for 2600, custom job.
back to the car dealer thing.
car dealer in-shop oil change;
get an oil change. drive around for a few weeks.
i'm very sure my oil filter was loose, i saw it leaking. later ran without oil. engine is wrecked. took it back said fix this sh!t. they said it's the oil pressure sensor. it's ten bucks for the part. they want 180. they said it'll fix everything. this sounds too good to be true. i play along.
the engine is wrecked even more. and i pay out of pocket for their crappy service.
they said the engine needs to be replaced. i know this is bullsh!t. i look at the service manager and he looks away. i ask to speak with upper division manager. no one, no one knows what to do or say. fools connect me with lateral manager from another dept. i'm like... this is stupid.
i can't escalate it. it's everyone there against me nearly. amazing. not gonna try anything funny 'cuz i don't plan on wasting time with bastards.
lesson learned. don't take the car to morons. there are signs, trust your gust.
there are places like this in america. don't think there aren't.
was gonna buy a new car. but i'm replacing the engine for 2600, custom job.
Why did you keep driving if you saw your oil filter leaking
You are a liar and a moron.