On May 30, 7:41?am, HK wrote:


Is there ANY "industry practice" you won't whore for, Chuck?- Hide quoted text -

Of course. I don't condone lying- which is another area where you and
I most definitely disagree.

No need to "whore for" an enlightened approach that realizes *most*
customers won't draw a clear distinction between the performance of
the hull and the performance of the inboard or outboard engine. People
with $1mm or more invested in opening a dealership for Brand X boats
want to be able to deliver a predictable experience to the buyers and
be in a position to effectively address any unhappy issues that
surface after the sale. The majority of boaters are more likely to
experience a mechanical problem with an engine than a failure of the
hull. There's no need to stock parts and train service personnel to
service every single brand of outboard available and not that much
point doing so, either. Brand M outboard company is only going to pay
warranty claims submitted by Brand M dealers- etc.

Chuck Gould wrote:
On May 30, 7:41?am, HK wrote:

Is there ANY "industry practice" you won't whore for, Chuck?- Hide quoted text -

Of course. I don't condone lying- which is another area where you and
I most definitely disagree.

No need to "whore for" an enlightened approach that realizes *most*
customers won't draw a clear distinction between the performance of
the hull and the performance of the inboard or outboard engine.


Good god...it just never ends with you.

Good god...it just never ends with you.

Let's see, Krauseter. Your dad was the largest boat dealer east of the
Mississippi? Or was it east of the Rockies? Yessiree bobtail, a very
important guy. Almost important as his son, a Yale graduate who married a
medical doctor and who owns a splendid lobster boat.



You're right Krauseter, it never ends. Please tell us about the latest Yale
alumni class reunion. And where your wife received her M.D degree. And how
'bout posting a photo or your lobster boat.



You're right, it will never end.



Cheers,



William