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Originally Posted by TuxedoCartman
Dezoris, your analogy about Chilis and Best Buy would be correct IF the OP was complaining about poor workmanship, or the service techs failing to diagnose the problem.
To make your analogy work here, though, it'd be like if you went in to a hospital for open-heart surgery... and they raped your ass while you were under. Now, are you telling me that's acceptable practice for non-prestigious hospitals? If not, then why is joyriding acceptable at non-prestigious dealerships? Get it through your head: this isn't an issue about a mechanic's skill level, it's about common decency in treating other people's property with respect, and that's something that should be expected of people no matter their social strata.
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I think there's agreement in what he's saying. Or so I kind of get the hint that there is. You're absolutely correct in the fact that at any price point, common decency should be present; in current society however, this is not the case and it's something that all of us are aware of to a degree.
I think that is the take away, while it isn't how it should be, it is how it is; it is something that we can't escape and we can only hope that we find a dealership where the techs and employees do have decency about them. Granted, it is a shame that we should even have to search for such a thing. fuh.
