lol yea it freakin drives me nuts when people walk around with those stupid things in all the time nobody talks on their phone that much that they need it in their freakin ear all the time

We used to get all sorta of ****** up people at my last job at advance auto, Really some people shouldnt play around with cars. I had some of the dumbest assholes ever ask for **** like halogen fluid and The best one I had an old lady come in asking if we could put a transmission in for here like the free battery and wiper blade installation. Oh and the all time favorite prank calls asking for a flux capacitor. Gotta love dumb people.

I guess I should start memorizing printer models so I can get this 'real job' ? :nana:

Did you ever respond "hang on, ill have to set the phone down quick so I can travel back to 1986"?

Lol, you guys. Quit hating on the bluetooth. I let people know at least. I use mine all the time, comes in handy quite a bit!

If you can't remember what a customer says long enough to write it down so you don't forget it, you've got bigger problems than you think. :nana:

I think you misunderstood what I was initially stating... im sure youve had people repeat a model number thats like 14 characters long like you would know what it is right off the top of your head?

You know what tork. Nevermind... You have annoyed me :lolsign:

yeah justin just ignore him. our replies feed his fire.

Women feed my fire. I just like giving you guys a good jab in the ribs from time to time. Keeps you youngins on your toes. :nana:

Ok, so that guy in my class tonite gave a presentation for like a half hour with that ****** thing in his ear... All I could do was stare at it and have visions about kicking him in the side of the neck to break it into pieces... then while hes in recoil, recovering from the blow and dissapointment of demolishing his half ear-muff, I give him one of these:

http://img258.imageshack.us/img258/3...issparaoo9.gif

http://www.rehost.org/gal/albums/300/300africa.gif

i hate people with blue-douches in their ear

I've been missing out on this thread.
Some parts people are surprised that I know my VIN. I knew it 2 days after my car was VIN'd, 5 weeks before it was delivered.
And they still can't find the correct parts for my car.
One truly brilliant pair refused to look up a headlight for me. This is at a Chebby/Pontiac dealership. I said I want a headlight for my TRANS AM (to make it simple enough for these tards to deal with), and these tards kept saying "you want the bulb or the outside lens?" and I would repeat I want the headlight, and they kept repeating, back and forth. I told them I'd go to a dealership where people could look up parts.

Just saw this one. Clearly, she was just trying to get in your pants.


And Paarman - didn't know you worked at Taco John's, love that place, go there as much as I can, and don't eat spicy stuff. Used to be the only place to get a decent Quesedia, but that was before they put one on their menu. Which location are you at?

whats wrong with that? it seems like a perfectly legitimate question? i know the LT1 birds have a sealed housing so theres only one part, but im under the impression that the LS1s have housings with removeable bulbs.

If you were to work at a Chevy and Pontiac Dealership Parts department, you should, after a day or two, figure out that the only F-bodies with composite headlights are LS1 Camaros. If you are too dumb to not figure it out, and fail to remove yourself from the payroll, you should at least have the basic faculties to be able to look up the part to show yourself how stupid you are. And then you could get me that d@mn headlight for my car. I do consider NOT working at a Pontiac Dealership as valid reason for you not knowing the difference. Even so, after I repeat myself 5 times, I would hope you'd LOOK UP THE D@AMN PART IN YOUR PARTS COMPUTER!

Which reminds me, I also like offering the VIN for my vehicle at parts stores, the parts clerk says no, they don't need it, they can look up the part without the VIN, then they don't ask the pertinent questions of the vehicle specifics and sell me the wrong part. When I return the part, the return clerk says that if I'd given them the VIN, they could have looked up the correct part and avpoided this problem - DUH!! I have a Firehawk, which has different parts from other birds - all detailed correctly in my VIN profile, My Dodge Ram has heavy duty everything, which is detailed in the special codes within the VIN, and my S-10 also has some special W-codes or something in my VIN, making even radiator hoses completely incompatible (and tearing apart my engine bay at midnight with the wrong parts really irritates me.)