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Re: Bored to death
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Posted by IaGary on May 13, 2006 at 06:10:55 from (69.63.16.227):
In Reply to: Re: Bored to death posted by Tire Doctor on May 13, 2006 at 05:56:18:
Doc One of my good friends runs a tire repair business. Once and awhile I go help him when he has several big tires to fix. You guys earn every dollar you make. Its tough work. And then guys ?itch about the price of the bill. I'd like to see those guys do your job for a week. Friend had a call once to replace rears on a 1066 and customer said it would be parked in the drive. Got there about an hour sooner then he said and there was 1066 so he changed them about that time customer drove in with another 1066. Wrong tractor got tires. Had to change again. No charge Gary
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