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Msgoodwrench @ Jul 7th 2006 3:36PM
PJ that is true. I worked at a dealership from 95-98
and can remember the sales management being harsh with the sales people.
They were also paid a salary of 150/week and when I found that out is when I said 'no wonder they are like sharks" lol sheesh how can you live on 150 / wk in NJ
(you can't)
Im glad I didn't get into that part of cars. I rather turn wrenches.
Now, to be able to find a job would be nice. 100 thousand out there but nobody calling me. I have great recommendations from former bosses. Could be the way I look . LOL (maybe it's not good to be better looking than the boss.) rofl j/k ;o)