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25-09-2009, 07:59 PM
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Location: Orange, NSW
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When I was 19 I applied for a job at supercheap. My resume checked out, I wrote a cover letter talking about how much of a car enthusiast I am and that I drive a 76 datsun that I maintain myself, etc etc.
I knew a bit about cars then for a 19 year old who wasn't a mechanic. I could set and replace points, change timing, gap spark plugs, change oil and filter(s), bleed brakes, adjust mixture and CHANGE A TIRE!. I didn't even get an interview. They probably hired some 16 year old blonde with big tits. So if they don't even care to interview someone who is passionate about cars, they mustn't care too much about their customers. |
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