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·Whilst at work on Monday, an all too familiar situation occured. I'm not ageist, but it does involve old people. They come into the dealership, start looking around some cars...I approach in a friendly manner, and we start to dicuss needs, wants etc....general qualification. Then the old dears loose all track and start telling me how the dealership used to be so different, how the brand is not what it used to be, etc etc. When I inform them of the time I have served at the dealer, and how I don't know what they are on about, they look at me with a confused look on their faces.....and ask...."which cars do you sell then?.....isn't this the Mazda......Ford.......Peugeot garage??
No it bloody isn't!! The daft old sods have just walked past various signs with BIG chevrons on them.....they have been gazing at the number plate on the showroom car that says, in bold letters, Citroen C3..........yet the bloody fools STILL don't know which showroom they are in !!! In my experience, the sales process is well out of the door by this stage, and they have simply wasted my time. Then they bid their goodbyes and have to rush off to a hospital appointment or something along those lines. I really hope I never get like that. Old people........open your eyes :rant:
No it bloody isn't!! The daft old sods have just walked past various signs with BIG chevrons on them.....they have been gazing at the number plate on the showroom car that says, in bold letters, Citroen C3..........yet the bloody fools STILL don't know which showroom they are in !!! In my experience, the sales process is well out of the door by this stage, and they have simply wasted my time. Then they bid their goodbyes and have to rush off to a hospital appointment or something along those lines. I really hope I never get like that. Old people........open your eyes :rant: