Customer Story Time: Being A Man Of Your Word

[@shanespence7461]

As a retired Snap On dealer… you run into all types of people. People with honesty , and integrity, and people who are dishonest and not truthful . I’m so happy for you , that Jose came back to pay you . There is a man with conviction, and honesty . There are still people like him left in this world. And you are right Val, to never judge a book by its cover!

[@Tattoodtoolow]

Couldn’t imagine why he be thinking about his snapon account in jail. lol

[@mattfisher8568]

Patience is a virtue in this business for sure! Sometimes it’s hard, but patience and understanding go a long way!

[@PixelPainta]

Bam ! Never judge a book by its cover 🙏

[@maxscriptguru]

Great story. Thanks for sharing.

[@carlwetmore608]

It's not like he could forget you.

[@ancientseed2607]

If you understood how good you looked, you’d get why you’d be a hard one to forget.

[@claytonlakey1154]

I work at a body shop. It's nice watching your channel to see if there's something that can help me with my jobs. Keep up the good job

[@mindbender3379]

Great story.. stand-up guy!! Like that!!😎🌅☕️

[@dand3975]

Evel Knievel used to say in his documentary videos "when you give your word to someone you're going to do something you got to do it".

[@virginiafirefighterdarrell1879]

Great story I dad rasied me and my two brothers he always said treat people like you want to be treated and Always do what you promise because if you break your word you have nothing left because that's one thing people can't take away from you

[@Val.Tools.]

Exactly this… so many things are out of our control but we can always be accountable and reliable (if we want to be)

[@RcPlayer-tt2vw]

True🎉

[@chriskamaras5005]

Your sales skills. 💪

[@alannelson6723]

One of the neatest man i know had tats on his face. When i asked him about them he told me when he was homeless, thugs would come for him. When he put the tats on his face it scared them off. It was a way of protection. Now he keeps them as a way of remembering not to make those decisions again and end up homeless.

[@hhattingh]

Your word is your bond. Boss

[@Val.Tools.]

Absolutely.. man.. when you’ve got nothing else.. you’ve got your word!

[@ryanAk4983]

This goes to having good morals being honest,fair, respectful , a man of his word !they can take everything from you but they can’t take that ..morals I was raised with them my kids are being raised with them but they seem to be fading away in today’s society 🤷‍♂️

[@mikethemechanic7395]

My first shop we had two tool trucks. Snap on and Mac. It was 2001. Went to Mac because he was cheaper. Ordered a AC gage set. After 2 weeks I asked where it was. Still on order. 3-4 weeks later. Still on order. The old timers refused to let me use their AC gage. Finally my shop manager asks what’s going on. The Mac guy tells us he cannot afford to pay for his inventory. He was kicked off the property right away. I went to Snap on. I would charge tools for 2 years. Had 1k credit account. My credit was crap. The snap on guy co-signed my loan. Saved my ass. I paid off 30k in 3 years. I will never forget what he did for me.

[@ruxoneto6560]

Had the same thing happen couple years get a letter with payment and note saying sorry for being late , i was in jail !!😂

[@stevealber9779]

I like ur sales techniques

[@RcPlayer-tt2vw]

My father gave up being mechanic to drive trucks he wished did it sooner , had pension own boss” better money 401k

[@buffystclair9042]

He must’ve thought since your in the chicago area that you had ties with Al Capone and you had the goons looking for him.

[@skyleechrisman]

Amen

[@SPMech1]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@markmawson1]

Do you not have insurance for people that owe thousands and thousands and then just go missing and never pay that you claim from if so had you not claimed off your insurance and then took payment off the customer you claimed for, Not being funny I'm just curious how you get reimbursed or do you take it as loss.

[@Tonyrg1988]

No way jose

[@RcPlayer-tt2vw]

lol dad joke