Note left on windshield
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Nice hand writing.
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Yeah really! Lol My wife would go nuts though...
Haha agreed!
I though the exact same thing!
If I was looking for help, I'd really consider calling him. I'm overly staffed now... I never thought of doing something like this though. Lol
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I did not know that, I'll have to check out that movie.
Lol!Maybe Jamaal is a good car wash person! You can hire him as your own car butler.
Yeah, now that you mentioned that, good point!!I have to give it to Jamaal that's a novel way to introduce himself... Though he might have been better served by acknowledging the beautiful car first!
Its funny, I have driven a few cars that cost more than this C7 and I have had a few younger people ask me what I do for a living to afford a car like the C7. I usually just point to one of the many 70K+ SUVs the soccer moms park around here and say 'I make less than the person driving that SUV over there because this car costs 10 grand less.'
I really think some people think the C7 costs way more than it does, never had anyone leave a note like that though, except some guy that was mad he swung his door into my Jeep's rock rail and dented his door lol. The handwriting wasnt as nice but the language was much more colorful..
I really think some people think the C7 costs way more than it does, never had anyone leave a note like that though, except some guy that was mad he swung his door into my Jeep's rock rail and dented his door lol. The handwriting wasnt as nice but the language was much more colorful..
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That would have been over the top. The beautiful car was implied by the letter. So beautiful he had to write you a letter. He made an assumption that this car couldn't belong to a guy making $50k a year living at his moms house with no expenses and some handed down cash his grandpa gave him.I have to give it to Jamaal that's a novel way to introduce himself... Though he might have been better served by acknowledging the beautiful car first!
Come to think of it, it would be a good experience for him if you called him back to tell him that you work as a mcdonalds drive through attendant and he can come work for them any day. They are hiring. Tell him they need a register person. Then tell him that you can't afford payments on it l, so if he wants to buy it, to let you know.
That will teach him to not associate cars/possessions with a person that makes $$.
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Don't feel bad. You don't know what people "will never be able to afford this car". You relied on "luck"? Are you sure you can afford this car?
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Yeah, when I first saw the note... I stopped looked around..... Open the letter.... Then DAMN! Lol
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I agree to an extent, some people are born into money while some work their a$$es off to get there... I'm in the middle here... I'm very fortunate to be where I am in life... My grandparents and parents decisions in their life, reflects into my life. We own our own business and we are very successful at it. It's not gravy though, I work 6 days a week, 11 hours a day and never have off ANY holidays.. Including Christmas Day! I take the good with the bad, money is great but the time and hours suck.
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Some don't choose the right road to spin their wheels on.
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