KennyRogersRoast
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Is that Korean Bluegrass?SLC should stick with the music theme:
Utah Bkuegrass
Is that Korean Bluegrass?SLC should stick with the music theme:
Utah Bkuegrass
SLC Bukkakegrass?
I was concerned about the glare off my pale skinman, windy denied us the feet pics smh
and to think you didn't @TimmyClutch this...Submitted for the CT:
We had to take our car in to be worked on last week. It needed a new axel and a new rack and pinion steering rack. The mechanic had it three days and got it back to us last Thursday. Over the weekend, we notice that the car is leaking something and not quite driving right (engine would rev before engaging with the wheels). We call the mechanic on Monday to bring it back and fix the problem. Turns out the seal wasn't quite right and a spring had come loose. The car became undriveable and we had to have it towed to the mechanic Monday evening. The tow was 100% covered by roadside assistance. They had the car was ready on Wednesday. We weren't able to pick up the car until today. Everything seems to be working fine (and mechanic has a 4 month warranty on labor for the same issue).
Person A: Great, we brought the car back and they fixed the mistake in a timely manner and the car is as if they had done it correctly the first time and we weren't out any extra expense. Transaction complete.
Person B: We should ask the mechanic for a refund for a portion of the original repair cost because it wasn't done completely right the first time and caused more inconvenience for us being down a car for additional and unnecessary time.
Who ya' siding with?
A. It’s done. Shit happens. Yes it was inconvenient but when they tell you no you will be more irritated and spend more time dwelling on it. Move on and be thankful they got it squared awaySubmitted for the CT:
We had to take our car in to be worked on last week. It needed a new axel and a new rack and pinion steering rack. The mechanic had it three days and got it back to us last Thursday. Over the weekend, we notice that the car is leaking something and not quite driving right (engine would rev before engaging with the wheels). We call the mechanic on Monday to bring it back and fix the problem. Turns out the seal wasn't quite right and a spring had come loose. The car became undriveable and we had to have it towed to the mechanic Monday evening. The tow was 100% covered by roadside assistance. They had the car was ready on Wednesday. We weren't able to pick up the car until today. Everything seems to be working fine (and mechanic has a 4 month warranty on labor for the same issue).
Person A: Great, we brought the car back and they fixed the mistake in a timely manner and the car is as if they had done it correctly the first time and we weren't out any extra expense. Transaction complete.
Person B: We should ask the mechanic for a refund for a portion of the original repair cost because it wasn't done completely right the first time and caused more inconvenience for us being down a car for additional and unnecessary time.
Who ya' siding with?
Agreed. Good karma.A. It’s done. Shit happens. Yes it was inconvenient but when they tell you no you will be more irritated and spend more time dwelling on it. Move on and be thankful they got it squared away
I think you could have reasonably asked them to pay for a rental car or something while they were fixing the issue, did they offer that?Submitted for the CT:
We had to take our car in to be worked on last week. It needed a new axel and a new rack and pinion steering rack. The mechanic had it three days and got it back to us last Thursday. Over the weekend, we notice that the car is leaking something and not quite driving right (engine would rev before engaging with the wheels). We call the mechanic on Monday to bring it back and fix the problem. Turns out the seal wasn't quite right and a spring had come loose. The car became undriveable and we had to have it towed to the mechanic Monday evening. The tow was 100% covered by roadside assistance. They had the car was ready on Wednesday. We weren't able to pick up the car until today. Everything seems to be working fine (and mechanic has a 4 month warranty on labor for the same issue).
Person A: Great, we brought the car back and they fixed the mistake in a timely manner and the car is as if they had done it correctly the first time and we weren't out any extra expense. Transaction complete.
Person B: We should ask the mechanic for a refund for a portion of the original repair cost because it wasn't done completely right the first time and caused more inconvenience for us being down a car for additional and unnecessary time.
Who ya' siding with?
They didn't offer anything. And also, the inconvenience was that we had 2 cars instead of 3, so just had a little more juggling to get kids to activities/school for a couple of days.I think you could have reasonably asked them to pay for a rental car or something while they were fixing the issue, did they offer that?
At this point I’d be Person A for sure though, a lot of extra effort in getting a refund that will probably not be worth it. A well run business should probably be offering you some sort of compensation due to their mistake, but I’m not sure how well it’s going to go over if they don’t offer it and you try to ask for it anyways.
Imagine what an actual vacation without being plugged into work would feel like.I did not realize how badly I needed that couple of hours sitting by the pool
Hockey players are well-known for their love of 3.8% ABV beers.@YoungBuck95 any rebuttal to the reports all players hate the idea of having to move to SLC.
Tough situation, but I think if you cared enough to get compensated for your inconvenience you would have been much better off fighting for that on Monday compared to now.They didn't offer anything. And also, the inconvenience was that we had 2 cars instead of 3, so just had a little more juggling to get kids to activities/school for a couple of days.
I tend to go with A. That said, if you had paid out of pocket for a tow then I think you're well within your right to ask for that money back.Submitted for the CT:
We had to take our car in to be worked on last week. It needed a new axel and a new rack and pinion steering rack. The mechanic had it three days and got it back to us last Thursday. Over the weekend, we notice that the car is leaking something and not quite driving right (engine would rev before engaging with the wheels). We call the mechanic on Monday to bring it back and fix the problem. Turns out the seal wasn't quite right and a spring had come loose. The car became undriveable and we had to have it towed to the mechanic Monday evening. The tow was 100% covered by roadside assistance. They had the car was ready on Wednesday. We weren't able to pick up the car until today. Everything seems to be working fine (and mechanic has a 4 month warranty on labor for the same issue).
Person A: Great, we brought the car back and they fixed the mistake in a timely manner and the car is as if they had done it correctly the first time and we weren't out any extra expense. Transaction complete.
Person B: We should ask the mechanic for a refund for a portion of the original repair cost because it wasn't done completely right the first time and caused more inconvenience for us being down a car for additional and unnecessary time.
Who ya' siding with?