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Re: OT. How Stupid they are!!
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Posted by Keith-OR on April 19, 2006 at 17:48:23 from (207.200.116.14):
In Reply to: Re: OT. How Stupid they are!! posted by Webb S on April 19, 2006 at 12:27:00:
Webb, this was not the first time for screw up by Autozone, when you are very specific on what you need, I called before I went to pickup parts,had a truck broke down 250 miles away out in the middle of nowhere,with horse trailer 5 horses and 2 adults 3 kids, you are very careful on getting parts that you need to get job done and vehicle on the road again.Had a list and checked it more than twice...Ok I get down there and guess what some of the wrong parts. Just lucky caught owner of local parts house in cafe close to his store... this is on Saterday afternoon (parts store close here in the afternoon in small out of the way places). I did not vent my anger!! Anger is: coming back from doing a job that you felt was right and some young protester(not even dry behind the ears) spits in you face and calls you all kinds of names. Anger is: not being able to grab his little a$$ drag him on the airplane, fly him back to where people are fighting to have the RIGHTS that mine and others family fought for and lost thier lives so he would have the right to speak freely and protest!! Anger is: Coming up on your sister team in the jungle of Souteast Asia, skinned alive, and tortured and dead, and knowing that there is nothing you can do!! Anger is: Some doped up druggy wants to know what is like to kill someone and he shoots your 22 year old son in the face, blowing away half his head. And you have to let the system do their job.Where the criminal has more rights than the victim!!! I don't get angry anymore, just frustrated Keith & Shawn
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