mkirsch said: (quoted from post at 12:25:08 04/20/12)
fbh44 said: (quoted from post at 09:11:17 04/20/12) Stihl. LOcal home-town men, local store, no big box stores, always appreciate YOUR business. Trust me.
What's the secret to getting one of these much-vaunted Stihl dealers to pay attention to a new customer?
Too many times I've walked into a Stihl dealer to have the old phart behind the counter glare at me from over his newspaper, another old guy asleep on a stool in the corner. Walk around, not a word. Stand at the counter, not even a flinch.
Walked in one when I was back home a couple years ago with every intention to buy two saws... Told the guy I wanted a top handle and a normal in about a farmboss size..... Guy asked for my credit card up front. Gave him that look and he said he wasn't gonna spend the time talking about them if I didn't have the money to buy them....... told him he could shove them and his shop up his _________ nose :roll: and left.... Makes it hard to feel sorry for the little guy.....
This post was edited by dave2 at 12:40:26 04/20/12.
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