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Posted by Leland on March 05, 2006 at 13:09:56 from (206.62.11.5):
In Reply to: Re: Parts Person- What qualities do you like or di posted by colekicker on March 05, 2006 at 11:23:16:
Been there done that worked for one of the largest parts suppliers in my part of state for a couple of years and it was nothing special belive me . But it's hard to respect a buffoon that takes a 1/2 an hour to look up a part like a dist cap or a set of plug wires , and this warehouse wonders why it has gone by the way side . But as I posted most parts men think they are gods and they wield unstoppable powers , not knocking all of them but there sure is a lot of them that need taken out back and have the crap kicked out of them after all customers need a box to kick 50 yards also at times when you get the dimmest one in the store . .
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