When I was a Ford Service Manager, I had a fellow like that work for me. Anything he had was automatically better than anyone else's.
His torque wrench was more accurate, his acetelyne torch cut cleaner than anyone else's, (Although I can't recall why the torch came into play). He had no personality, if he thought a vehicle was a piece of junk, he said so, even if the owner was standing there. All he did was brag about his tools and any other activities he was involved in.
If things weren't going right on a job, he swore so loud you could hear him clear out in the showroom. I moved him clear to the back end of the service department, and you could still hear him in the showroom.
The Operations Manager hired him, and I finally fired him. But, that was a pattern. The Ops Manager would hire these dorks and a few months later I'd have to fire them for one reason or another.
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