it is a forum not a college essay of which I have wrote more than I care to getting my degree and now working on my masters being a punctuation and grammar naz! is hardly necessaryHAHA! I can see just fine, its just all of the run on sentence's that make hard to read, no flow...you knowAnd I know you whipper-snappers have trouble with english.
Truth.....
Sarcasm noted. Unfortunately, it's a symptom of the 'greater disease'.....
What 'college' is that?!?! Sarcasm noted....
Are you sure? I would have thought you were a HS drop out by your language skills.
i wouldn’t say it’s microscopic when you can see it by walking by lol
You paid close to $50,000 for that. You can be as picky as you wantI’m pretty shocked how much damage comes from the factory/ shipping.
Received my lariat tremor and I have a list of problems already. Hope this doesn’t cause further issues down the road after it’s fixed but apparently this is a normal amount of damage coming in from factory lately. Considering the price of things, I assumed it would have been taken care of alittle better lol
-front bumper warped on passenger side and had a scuff.
-front drivers fender has a dent outwards.
-front drivers door has what looks like paint blemish on body line.
-tailgate paint blemish that looks pitted.
-passenger rear fender under taillight has paint over spray.
-passenger tremor seat on leather has a small prick/cut in fabric.
-tailgate handle not flush (I’m being picky but it bothers me on top of not being white to match rest of handles lol)
maybe I’m just being extremely picky With everything but still makes me wonder how many owners don’t even look or do a walk around of their vehicles lol
I know exactly how it goes. I worked in production for several years making a product. The push to keep things moving. The push by management to stay on time. The push to get it out the door. "Hey supervisor, this doesn't look right" -Supervisor says to just get it out. It's funny how from production's standpoint there is a pressure to keep things moving. When I started my own company in 93, that was number one; no use busting things out if we spend hours fixing mistakes. The problem with big companies is the departmentalization. Keep things moving so our 'numbers' look good, and let the other departments deal with the lack of quality. <<Rant Over>>. Btw. 30 years later and I still have nightmares where I'm working there again.
OK, I will bite, what does that have to do with it?
We do have trouble with screens, my arms ran out of length.
This is veering WAY off topic. Please cease this thread drift.
