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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ossagp" data-source="post: 199677" data-attributes="member: 1650">I was always conscious of how things might be perceived by a customer,  so it struck me as odd they would have that exchange in front of me.  I know i can feel a speaker and know when it is working or not.   I use a welding and sometimes mechanical service which is owned by a man who doesnt have hearing,  or speech.  When he says he can do something,  he really can.  Since it wasn't actually a car I owned and I figured that they have the obligation to fix it,  but the right to do it with whatever staff they wanted to use I wasn't even going to ask.  It was right the second time.  But man,  I would have hidden that conversation.   2x for a CW organization was really a pretty good "repair ratio" as we were to find out later on.</blockquote>