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  1. 18th March 2018, 01:02 PM #61
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    Quote Originally Posted by trout1105 View Post
    The Customer is always right
    Worst phrase ever invented - The customer is increasingly more frequently an overbearing, moronic, self important ****. With no patience, no tolerance and no clue.
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  2. 18th March 2018, 01:15 PM #62
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    Quote Originally Posted by DazzaTD5 View Post
    imho......

    hitt her with bullbar, abuse her, call the police, legal action, racism.. ??????

    over a parking spot..... are you all insane????????
    not just any parking spot. MY PARKING SPOT!
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    Quote Originally Posted by rick130 View Post
    [...]After finding another spot my then partner couldn't believe that somehow a small rock found its way under the valve cap of a tyre so that tyre would've been flat by morning.
    The only mistake is that two tyres should've been done...What would you do in this situation?
    I used to get rather annoyed when a Mr/Ms Public parked in my clearly signed reserved parking spot in an otherwise busy basement car park. I’d leave a one page dissertation firmly taped to their windscreen (huge font, few words) - on how they were in effect stealing from me, since I pay my own hard earned $ for that specific reserved spot.

    Only once - a small pebble found its way under a valve cap. That was after a few hours when went to check if my spot was vacant. Found the vehicle still there and my note torn up.
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    Had an interesting time a few years ago at our local shopping centre, my daughter had lost her car keys whilst shopping, no spare key, had to get a locksmith to come and do his electronic magic with the lock & immobiliser. Whilst waiting for the locksmith, the spot next to her car became vacant so I decided to hold it for the locksmith. A few drivers started to get irate as I stood in the spot when they wanted it, all were very ok and happily moved on when I explained the situation. Filthy looks from the ones who saw me standing there but didn't stop long enough for me to explain, none tried to kill me though.
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