White collar, blue collar, flannel collar workers...
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Re: White collar, blue collar, flannel collar workers...
Dealers are fairly random for me. I went to Brown's right before graduation to get my window regulator fixed and I couldn't find anybody to help me. My mom walks in to see what the hold up is and they all turn around and go, "How can I help you, ma'am?" Othertimes I roll up and they are right there ready to punch numbers for a sale.
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Re: White collar, blue collar, flannel collar workers...
Originally Posted by Not Stock
Salesmen look at your shirt when they approach you. When shaking hands, they look at your watch, then shoes. You can tell quite a bit about a person from those three items. Don't believe me? My little bro makes six figures as a salesman and this is what his mentors taught him. First impressions carry.
Very true. I got myself into test driving a SS Camaro at CarMax because i had a nice shirt on and my Rolex. Then I got kicked out for spinning through 4 gears after "letting on" that I was learning how to shift. He almost called the cops..
My name kinda gets me in places too. 
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Re: White collar, blue collar, flannel collar workers...
Originally Posted by HighPSI TSi Guy
wear dress clothes and carry a briefcase. the salesman will flock to you
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Re: White collar, blue collar, flannel collar workers...
Originally Posted by Josepi
Actually, if you want them to drool, do this. Go dressed in a suit. Have a friend dressed in a suit with a briefcase handcuffed to his arm.
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