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the desk, which was stocked with car repair stuff, replied “Sorry, we’re closed”. I told the guy “no problem” and walked back out to the driveway the car. After a bit of comical effort by Mr. Mihm and myself trying to take the hubcap off, the guy walks out of the garage and in a kind of pissed voice asks what we are doing to which I replied “changing my flat tire”. The guy then says in Asia Mobile Number List
an angry voice that I should take my car down the street to Wheel Works and get out of his driveway. I respond that I have a flat tire – and it was totally flat – and that I was just goin
g to change it and be on my way. He then tells me, again in an angry tone, that a customer is on their way and they will need to get their car and I have to get out of his driveway. Now I have no problem with the guy asking me to get out of his driveway, even if there was plenty of room for his customer to get by and even if I had a flat. It’s his driveway after all and he can set the rules. I do have a problem with him immediat
ely treating myself and Mr. Mihm as Gitmo refugees when we were clearly in need of some help from someone who specializes in I don’t know, auto care. If the guy really wanted us to move all he had to do was ask nicely, or at least not in a threatening way. I would have gladly moved the car, even though driving on a flat tire is a great way to screw up your wheel. But unfortunately the guy had to be a complete jerk. So what do you think a small business online reputation management enthusiast does when confronted with this kind of unwarranted hostility.
an angry voice that I should take my car down the street to Wheel Works and get out of his driveway. I respond that I have a flat tire – and it was totally flat – and that I was just goin
g to change it and be on my way. He then tells me, again in an angry tone, that a customer is on their way and they will need to get their car and I have to get out of his driveway. Now I have no problem with the guy asking me to get out of his driveway, even if there was plenty of room for his customer to get by and even if I had a flat. It’s his driveway after all and he can set the rules. I do have a problem with him immediat
ely treating myself and Mr. Mihm as Gitmo refugees when we were clearly in need of some help from someone who specializes in I don’t know, auto care. If the guy really wanted us to move all he had to do was ask nicely, or at least not in a threatening way. I would have gladly moved the car, even though driving on a flat tire is a great way to screw up your wheel. But unfortunately the guy had to be a complete jerk. So what do you think a small business online reputation management enthusiast does when confronted with this kind of unwarranted hostility.