do you tip your pro shop?????
#22
Typical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 525
RE: do you tip your pro shop?????
I guess it depends on my mood. Usually I get the same smug "I'm better than you" service with a hint of overpriced items and I don't. But if I get to deal with a guy who treats me right, I'll give em a tip
#23
RE: do you tip your pro shop?????
Sorry but comments like that chap my butt. Especially when I know how hard i work to make every customer happy with their purchases and the service they receive from me.
Go purchasea starter for a truck and see if you don't get charged not only for the starter but $90 per hour to install it.
Most pro shops are no where near overpriced. In the world of service oriented sales most pro shops are a bargain.
Go purchasea starter for a truck and see if you don't get charged not only for the starter but $90 per hour to install it.
Most pro shops are no where near overpriced. In the world of service oriented sales most pro shops are a bargain.
#25
RE: do you tip your pro shop?????
The only time I usually go into a bow shop is to buy a new bow. Otherwise I do everything else myself. But I am like that with everything. I work on my own cars, house, etc. Not that I don't want to pay for it rather because I'm a hands-on kind of guy and enjoy doing these things. I know when it's time to call a pro and I don't hesitate when the need arises.
#26
RE: do you tip your pro shop?????
bigbulls, I'm quite sure you work hard to make your customers happy with your service and I agree 100% that the service you provide can't be gotten at a place like Dicks or a similar wanna be location![:@] I was just having fun because I'm like a damn kid at Christmaswhen deer season is only a day away! Good luck to EVERYBODY who's going out Saturday!
#27
RE: do you tip your pro shop?????
Heck, bring him in a real good lunch someday for the whole shop. They're usually too dang busy this time of year to think about lunch.
... and THAT'S one of the best tips on here! I offerthe owner of the shop I frequent to buy him lunchall the time.