The joys of customers...

[VizualVoice]

point of interest - I actually had to LOOK quite hard to figure out where the aforementioned power outlet is. And even after spotting it it's not all THAT noticeable at a quick glance of the vehicle. Not saying it shouldn't be fixed, but in the 15 second impression it's not gonna be noticed by most folks IMHO.

 

[rydods]

Speaking of clean vehicles, this one came in with a full load of dead animal carcasses. In my defense, they were fully covered over with snow and we didn't know they were there until we brought the truck in and the snow melted. At that point the smell became unbearable but my dog was loving it.
Worst part is he wanted us to apply a rear window print. I did, with plastic bags on my feet but told him to never, ever bring in a truck like that again. He's still a good and long time customer. I was a bit of a push over still but the vehicles he brings in now are spotless.

 

[Stacey K]

Dents and scratches? Go right over them and they disappear.

Been there, done that! of course per the customers request

 

[gnubler]

Speaking of clean vehicles, this one came in with a full load of dead animal carcasses. In my defense, they were fully covered over with snow and we didn't know they were there until we brought the truck in and the snow melted. At that point the smell became unbearable but my dog was loving it.
Worst part is he wanted us to apply a rear window print. I did, with plastic bags on my feet but told him to never, ever bring in a truck like that again. He's still a good and long time customer. I was a bit of a push over still but the vehicles he brings in now are spotless.

Nasty! That sounds like something that might happen in my neck of the woods. No more snow filled pickup trucks...I learned that the hard way last winter when one of them caused a minor flood on my floor.

I had a septic truck in my shop once and had to keep the garage door open.

 

[Notarealsignguy]

Speaking of clean vehicles, this one came in with a full load of dead animal carcasses. In my defense, they were fully covered over with snow and we didn't know they were there until we brought the truck in and the snow melted. At that point the smell became unbearable but my dog was loving it.
Worst part is he wanted us to apply a rear window print. I did, with plastic bags on my feet but told him to never, ever bring in a truck like that again. He's still a good and long time customer. I was a bit of a push over still but the vehicles he brings in now are spotless.

I would have lost my mind and then some.
The local garbage company brought us one full of trash and we thought that was bad but this one here wins the all time award.

 

[rydods]

Nasty! That sounds like something that might happen in my neck of the woods. No more snow filled pickup trucks...I learned that the hard way last winter when one of them caused a minor flood on my floor.

I had a septic truck in my shop once and had to keep the garage door open.

Yeah, I unusually try to do septic trucks outside unless they are new.

 

[rydods]

I would have lost my mind and then some.
The local garbage company brought us one full of trash and we thought that was bad but this one here wins the all time award.

I was pretty upset. Had to take a VERY deep breath. There were skunks in there and other critters. He's a trapper & mentor to teens. He tries to bring us sausage sticks all of the time. After this I usually decline.
I'm a hunter and I love my venison jerky but I just don't trust what he'd give me. Lol!

 

[Boudica]

We've had trucks filled with dog poop (scooping service) - that was disgusting, but animal carcass's wins the grosser than gross contest.

 

[JBurton]

I love my venison jerky but I just don't trust what he'd give me. Lol!

"What's wrong with a little skunk jerky? No wait, that one was opossum... or was it bat?"

 

[Texas_Signmaker]

Jburton is getting hungry... that's a high end meal in Arkansas. Where do you think we send all those armadillo carcasses to?

 

[Notarealsignguy]

"What's wrong with a little skunk jerky? No wait, that one was opossum... or was it bat?"

It's tough to choose sometimes, I get it.