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MichaelSpoots · 10-13-09, 11:47

I think it's unfair that you, a Detailer, think that it's unfair that you are held to a strict standard for car care and appearance of your own vehicle. Honestly, what do you expect

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It's like...if I was the CEO of Lamborghini. It's perfectly reasonable for people to expect me to drive a Lamborghini. Also acceptable for them to be surprised if I drove a Mustang to work.
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If my neighbor says to me in jest: "Hey Mr. Detailer; your car's pretty dirty..."
I'd say "Sure is! Doesn't take away from the fact that I do great work, though

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Ain't nothing left to say or explain. If your car's dirty and that's what a prospective assumes is representative of your work, that's fine! That's what first impressions are about

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10-13-09, 11:47	#19 (permalink)
MichaelSpoots PT Cruisin' MichaelSpoots is offline Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: The Castro, San Francisco Posts: 249	Re: Getting scrutinized I think it's unfair that you, a Detailer, think that it's unfair that you are held to a strict standard for car care and appearance of your own vehicle. Honestly, what do you expect !? It's like...if I was the CEO of Lamborghini. It's perfectly reasonable for people to expect me to drive a Lamborghini. Also acceptable for them to be surprised if I drove a Mustang to work. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ If my neighbor says to me in jest: "Hey Mr. Detailer; your car's pretty dirty..." I'd say "Sure is! Doesn't take away from the fact that I do great work, though . Ain't nothing left to say or explain. If your car's dirty and that's what a prospective assumes is representative of your work, that's fine! That's what first impressions are about .