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Jimmy Buffit · 02-11-08, 08:19

Some threads are more important than others.

Some threads have more credibility than others.

So, here we are, writing in the Professional Forum. How many of the Professionals mentioned have taken the time to attend Barrett-Jackson, SEMA, NXTi, NAPDR, MTE, let alone actually host nationally sponsored seminars for enthusiasts?

How many of the Professionals mentioned actually generate substantial gross revenue ($200K+)?

I don't care that I'm not mentioned, as I don't accept the criteria. Posting images on 'Click and Brag' (no matter how extensive) can't possibly be your criteria... please!

If the 'pro' is really working, then he does not have the time or incentive to truly (and frequently) document everything he does.

My business cooks - I write this, not from Carmel, IN, but Napa Valley Wine Country - a 5 day vacation that I can justify in February.

Bitter? No, actually sorta leathery, with a hint of tannin, and a dash of maturity.

Hey, Joe! Jump in!

Jim

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Jimmy Buffit Registered User Jimmy Buffit is offline Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Indianapolis (Carmel) Posts: 2,091	Re: Who is your favorite detailer or most inspired by? Some threads are more important than others. Some threads have more credibility than others. So, here we are, writing in the Professional Forum. How many of the Professionals mentioned have taken the time to attend Barrett-Jackson, SEMA, NXTi, NAPDR, MTE, let alone actually host nationally sponsored seminars for enthusiasts? How many of the Professionals mentioned actually generate substantial gross revenue ($200K+)? I don't care that I'm not mentioned, as I don't accept the criteria. Posting images on 'Click and Brag' (no matter how extensive) can't possibly be your criteria... please! If the 'pro' is really working, then he does not have the time or incentive to truly (and frequently) document everything he does. My business cooks - I write this, not from Carmel, IN, but Napa Valley Wine Country - a 5 day vacation that I can justify in February. Bitter? No, actually sorta leathery, with a hint of tannin, and a dash of maturity. Hey, Joe! Jump in! Jim __________________ If it was easy, everybody'd be doing it. Proud Member of NAPDR Thank a Veteran. :