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[sixdogs]

I knew it! All bark!
Probably actually is a nice guy caught in a web of more than intended.
Good chance he'll be back one day as a nice guy and regular customer.

You doing the book or the movie deal first?

 

[Country1]

Congrats on the best possible outcome!
Glad it's over for ya!

 

[jlsmith]

I knew it! All bark!
Probably actually is a nice guy caught in a web of more than intended.
Good chance he'll be back one day as a nice guy and regular customer.

You doing the book or the movie deal first?

Prob start with the book first. Looks like i already have the first 47 paiges and 461 line done and ill just go from there lol :laughing:

 

[dcyrilc]

Glad to hear it came out good in the end. Did he give any reason why it took so long? Not that it really matters.

Also, I think you said earlier that you would deliver the tractor. Are you still going to do that for him?

 

[jlsmith]

Glad to hear it came out good in the end. Did he give any reason why it took so long? Not that it really matters.

Also, I think you said earlier that you would deliver the tractor. Are you still going to do that for him?

He said someone was supose to have came and paid it last week but couldnt due to the weather..Yes i made an agreement to deliever the tractor and will hold up to it.

 

[sixdogs]

.......Yes i made an agreement to deliever the tractor and will hold up to it.

I'd treat him let any other good customer and allow him to save face.
Maybe see if he has an owner's manual, offer to explain maintenance or whatever and be a humble and self-effacing kind of guy.
Probably give him a hat. But that's just me and you already know this stuff.

My business was a different kind but I turned around a number of these things into excellent and mutually benefically business relationships.

 

[MF 1532]

Good deal , I had a man tell me once , " over half the things you worry about never happen " , I think he was right .

 

[Country1]

Good deal , I had a man tell me once , " over half the things you worry about never happen " , I think he was right .

My dad always told me "Worry is a wasted emotion". Do something to correct the problem if you can and move on to something else.

Sometimes that's easier said than done, but I think that's what Mr. Smith did....:thumbsup:

 

[shane]

I'd treat him let any other good customer and allow him to save face.
Maybe see if he has an owner's manual, offer to explain maintenance or whatever and be a humble and self-effacing kind of guy.
Probably give him a hat. But that's just me and you already know this stuff.

My business was a different kind but I turned around a number of these things into excellent and mutually benefically business relationships.

Sound advice right there. I have a friend who is an expert at making friends out of enemies. He does it with sincerity and a good intentions, really wanting them as friends. I'm not an expert at it but I have learned a lot from him. Funny what a man can do when he has the want to. From everything I've read about the OP, I think he's the kind of man that makes friends out of enemies (good customers out of bad, etc.).

 

[Red Eye]

Now that it's fixed and running properly, it would be interesting to know if he trades it off for a Deere like he threatened.