Lou from Wi.
Well-known Member
Let me start off by saying thanks to Y.T and a great site. This is the heart of being thankful to folks who are extremely tolerant of others who seem to be in such a great hurry.My reading the posts brings to mind the subject of thanks for a job well done,( now I'm Not talking music)by those who serve our needs. Case in point. When My son and I went to the sporing goods shop in Au Claire(Sheelds) the Young gentleman who waited on us was kind and cautious. When he asked us what we were looking for (we were going from Pistol cases to pistol cases)I spoke up and explained the problem I had with the 44 mag at my age with bad wrists and wanted a lighter caliber stainless steel pistol.He unlocked the case, handed me (after securing the weapon) the 380 auto. Just what I wanted. He knew what I needed the minute I told him the problem I had.Victor had already made up his mind (45 long slide)still the gentleman explained both weapons throughly and with complete knowledge of them.He helped us with the paper work. With the required waiting period behind us we went back to pick up the pistols.The first day I asked for his card,which he handed me, This allowed me to write the C.E.O. to let him know just what kind of employee he had in his service. Made 2 copies. 1. to corporate headquarters, and one to the group leader of sales (in the store) so that my letter could be made a part of his employment record. Todays mail came with a swell reply from the C.e.o. telling me the sales person will be rewarded and so nice to hear from a customer that chose his store.It was necessary for me to write such a letter, so sales people like this gentleman would know that all customers aren't terrible people that DEMAND exemplary service every time they visit their store.Got me to wondering, just how many of you folks do this ? Just curious .Regards LOU