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Ty Korrigan
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So- you have a decent chipper/series of saws/new climbing gear/=all OK

But get a flash truck and you get 'noticed'. Always has been the way.

You're expected to buy a 3 year old one and tell everyone you got it for 3K- that way they think you are astute and they will be paying you less for your wisdom in buying decisions.

The only way to buy a new truck is to buy it for your staff:biggrin:

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these people are EXACTLY the type of people I don't work for ;)

If people start pulling that line, I just say 'well, you could always wait until the cowboys knock on your door, they'll be cheaper as they don't pay tax or carry any insurance' ;)

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I had a Range Rover sport on loan for a few days whilst i had some warranty work done on my Defender..... i got given stick, had one bloke tell me i was a flash harry, and din't get one single job i quoted for (9 in total)..... Then get the shiney new 90 back with a poncey personalised plate, and sign written wheel cover...the work flows again and people comment on my 'smart and practical work vehicle' and tell me 'well done you must be doing well'. I haven't had a single negative comment about the defender, and yet the rangey instantly made me a ****!!!!!!!

I now look at customers like the one you dealt with ty, as a hinderance

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