A German walks into a bar and asks for a martini. The
bartender asks, “Dry?”
The German replies, “Nein, just one.”
(“Drei”—pronounced “dry”—is German for “three”.
“Nein”—pronounced “nine”—is German for “No”. Yes … I know - “Dieser Witz
stinkt” is German for “This joke stinks.”)
Many people don’t know why they are in business. Yes, of course they know what they do in
their business. In our business, for
example, we fix cars. It’s what we do.
However, I’ve recently been asked, “Why did you start a
business? Why do you do what you
do?” That is a really good question and
made me think long and hard.
We started our business because Joe and I felt like we
could provide a quality of care and service for what we believe auto repair
should be. We are concerned about safety
issues and to address that, we believe cars should be maintained to run
properly and be dependable. We also
want our customers to receive the respect and individualized attention they
deserve.
Yes we fix cars, but we’re also in the maintenance
business – trying to keep your car on the road as long as possible. Most importantly though, we are in the
customer satisfaction business. One of
our goals is to have every customer leave our shop feeling satisfied that we
fixed or maintained their car exactly the way they wanted it done. We also, want customers to feel that they
can call us anytime with questions concerning their vehicle. This all ties in to quality of care, what we
believe in.
We love providing top-notch auto repair as is
expected. Thank you for trusting in our
service for the past 20 years. We
couldn’t have done it without you.
My question is, why is that German drinking
martinis? Shouldn’t he be having a big
stein of beer, nein?
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