Stealth Ryder
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Seriously, who even cares anymore where Sergio is...
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Sergio no longer with AZ Color?
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ProWraps
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im sure posting this will get me flack as usual, but well, sean rhodes from what i have seen has made a great successful living, and a respectable position for himself.
i guess the student has become the master.
sean i respect your feelings for sergio, but at some point, you need to take a look around and realize what you have accomplished.
i hope what i said is a compliment, not a negative. but i had to say it. from a company that went through your training, and has seen what you have done, i respect where you are at.
please stick around. please give your insight to this community. you seem to have taken the best traits of your mentor and we welcome your insight to our community.
welcome.
i guess the student has become the master.
sean i respect your feelings for sergio, but at some point, you need to take a look around and realize what you have accomplished.
i hope what i said is a compliment, not a negative. but i had to say it. from a company that went through your training, and has seen what you have done, i respect where you are at.
please stick around. please give your insight to this community. you seem to have taken the best traits of your mentor and we welcome your insight to our community.
welcome.
CES020
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Apparently here's great at rapping.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v67oI97Z3Bo
Can't wait to pick up the album
bob
It's better to have two hands than one glove.
I fail to comprehend the mindless adoration being dealt to someone who's only claim to fame is that he puts vinyl on things. He's not healing the sick, raising the dead, or turning water into wine. It doesn't matter a whit how much skill and grace is on display, it's remains just putting vinyl on things.
In my never humble opinion, the number of things that have vinyl put on them, by this fellow or anyone else, that I find actually pleasing to the eye can be counted on my thumbs. The vast majority of this work gives every appearance of looking out from the interior of a grand mal seizure occuring inside a goat's stomach. Moreover being a master of this technique seems very much like being the world's largest midget.
Perhaps the point is is that which was observed by the inimitable Samuel Johnson: "It's not that it does it well, it's that it does it at all."
:ROFLMAO: 
Fred Weiss
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kev3232
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sergio, a master??
look very closely at some of the wraps done at fellers and posted in some of the older catalogues. the bimmer with the "gucci" wrap, the pattern on the front bumper is crooked as hell.
the escalade with the "gucci" wrap, look how wavy the pattern is on the driver side.
maybe sergio didn't install those, but regardless of who did, the work is pretty sub-par.
and don't get me started about their so called "certification" process.
look very closely at some of the wraps done at fellers and posted in some of the older catalogues. the bimmer with the "gucci" wrap, the pattern on the front bumper is crooked as hell.
the escalade with the "gucci" wrap, look how wavy the pattern is on the driver side.
maybe sergio didn't install those, but regardless of who did, the work is pretty sub-par.
and don't get me started about their so called "certification" process.
Mosh
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I hear he is in the heating and cooling industry now. He is getting cards made and everything, I bet some embroidered shirts too....http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=59784
jasonx
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I have a question. If you employed someone like Sergio wouldn't you have a clause in your agreement to stipulate a non compete so he couldn't setup shop or work for someone else within a certain radius?
I thought this was common practice to many employment contracts. Maybe it's different in the states.
I thought this was common practice to many employment contracts. Maybe it's different in the states.
Letterbox Mike
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hehe, good one, that's funny on a couple levels...
JasonX, If I were to hire Sergio I'd have a bulletproof non-compete agreement for him to sign, given his reputation. I'm quite surprised one wasn't put in place in this situation. I'd never hire someone without a non-compete, especially at the level we're talking here.
Frankly, with the employment history of this person, any employer that does not enforce a non-compete is asking for him to set up shop next door, as seems to be the case with Arizona Color, regardless of whether he was fired or he quit.