I went to my local Sears Service & Repair Center today. I needed a part for an appliance. Before I went I found the part at
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14 years ago
I went to my local Sears Service & Repair Center today. I needed a part for an appliance. Before I went I found the part at
Hi, Didn't know that? They are robot or parrot.
Not a surprise. My experience was buying a battery for a piece of equipment at work.
I was looking at batteries in the auto store and measuring them to find the right one.
Salesman: No need to do that, we can look it up I want to get the exact size Salesman: We can find any battery OK, its for a '59 Baker forklift Salesman: What was the measurement you need?
I had the same experience at BJ's Wholesale Club. The idiot insisted he could help me by looking up the exact battery I needed. I assured him he could not. He assured me he could. I shouda wagered himn twenty bucks that the application wasn't in his super computer.
Year? 1980. Brand? Dodge. Model? Van, B-200. "Oh, it takes this battery...." "That's the starting battery. I want the B-battery." "???" "The one that sits on the floor behind the drivers seat, and provides power to the Redi-Line generator and charges through a cable and switch on the dash." "???"
This was in about 1995 or so, and coulda been a quick twenty for me.
Back in the 70's My dad went to the local Sears as they were having a sale on steer manure and mom wanted some for the garden. They said that they were out, but had several pallets in back and asked him to wait while they brought some out. While he was waiting several other folks had gathered for the same thing and one lady was complaining that it was terrible that they were being made to wait so long.
My dad quipped "I know what you mean, I have been doing business with Sears and Roebuck for about 40 years or so, and this is the first time I have been asked to stand in line to get their bull shit."
The lady said nothing and sort of moved away from dad, others were suppressing a chuckle and I think it was the first time I recall my dad slipping with his language around me.
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