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[alfa147x]

So while at work today my dad decided to do the 1st oil change in the RDX with out me
but he took out the wrong bolt thinking it was the drain bolt and he wasnt able to get back in

My parents had to go to a dinner party so i got the bolt 7/9 of the way in then i took it to a acura dealer ship they were closed but the some guy working there said it was ok to drive on it (hard if wanted) because it was 1 of 5 bolt on 1 of many vibration dampeners

meh so on the way home i was driving the car kinda hard just having fun (Ok i know this isnt my car and if i fucked something up it would be my ass. doing 60ish on 45 isnt bad so STFU)

and this guy pulls up next to me in a yellow S2000 and not thinking of anything i just floored my car
he thought it was some sort of competition and just blew passed me. at the next traffic light i complemented him on his car and he said "I knew you didnt have a chance, i work on those things for a living" So i asked if he could take a look at the bolt he said to pull into the next parking lot. He said i need to raise the mount about a half of a centimeter then it would be easier to bolt in.

I was running late for a appointment with a potential client so all i got was his name
What can i do for this guy? Call his supervisor monday and tell him about his good deed?

Any ideas would be great

Thanks
Alfa


and Screw grammmer

 

[Bignate603]

If you know his dealership stop buy with a box of donuts. His supervisor may or may not care but him and his buddies will enjoy the donuts.

 

[alfa147x]

Originally posted by: Bignate603
If you know his dealership stop buy with a box of donuts. His supervisor may or may not care but him and his buddies will enjoy the donuts.

yeah im used to working with retail supervisors
When a customer compliments us directly to our boss we get a free lunch

 

[Bignate603]

Originally posted by: alfa147x

Originally posted by: Bignate603
If you know his dealership stop buy with a box of donuts. His supervisor may or may not care but him and his buddies will enjoy the donuts.

yeah im used to working with retail supervisors
When a customer compliments us directly to our boss we get a free lunch

Well, if you were a paying customer the supervisor probably would care. To the supervisor though you're just a random guy that his worker met on the street and then possibly stole a service bill because helped you fix it free of charge. He may think the mechanic is a nice guy because of it, but it probably won't make the supervisor think the mechanic deserves a raise or something.