From my early days

#snapon #embarassing #cringe

[@kkuenzel56]

I bet every mechanic in America wishes you were their Snap On tool lady!

[@MrNortonii]

I'm impressed not many people can admit to things. Let alone to the world. You have my up most respect 👍

[@bennyboogenheimer4553]

Went from a Price is Right Model, to Reality Shit Show Star in 30 seconds. The good news is you didn't quit. You went home and did your homework, and have never made that mistep again. And now you're SnapOn's greatest asset. Always remember, Any day that nobody dies, is good day! Stay Well ❤

[@bryans5339]

Great Video Val. You are a great salesperson. I’ve been on the floor for 25 years. When I was 18, I didn’t even know how to do an oil change. I had to learn the hard way. Dealing with the public is hard enough, not mentioning having to be in sales.

[@A1i3N337]

sales people are hilariously useless

[@mr.mckinnon5680]

I was trained by, a BMW race team, crew chief. The first thing you learned in his class, before you even picked up a tool. Was what the tool was called, and how to use it. A tool salesman came into class, and attempted to give a demonstration. He picked up a, flat blade screwdriver, nsaid, you can use it to pry with. Because, the blade is so strong. Mr Delgado interrupted him immediately. And said, a screwdriver, is not a pry bar. Get out! That was the last tool demonstration we got, from a salesman. Once upon A time, technicians were responsible for training other technicians. Somehow the system got circumnavigated to support the sales industry. And if you really really really really really think about it... Snap-on isn't even selling tools. All they sell is long-term financing contracts. And if you're looking for the richest guy in the shop... You're looking for the one that doesn't participate in long-term financing contracts... He probably learned that lesson, on a Ford.

[@WilliamGleeson-xh2dy]

Happy Easter to you on Sunday. Have yourself a amazing day.❤

[@BellaRocko]

Val, you are awesome and an inspiration! Thanks for sharing.

[@Val.Tools.]

Aw gee thank you..

[@supersam1914]

We all have had embarrassing moments . I’ll tell you a crazy story . I was 16 and I was working at a Benz dealer 1st job . I was a helper and I went to grab a scanner that looked like it wasn’t being used and hook it up to the car for the car I was helping . Well the scanner was being used by a guy in the shop who was a real SOB . He screamed at me and got in my face and treated me like a huge piece of crap . Weeks later he was changing motor mounts and his hand got stuck underneath the studs as the engine came down on his hand .Nobody ran to help him right away . He broke a bunch of bones and was out for a long time . Moral of the story is make sure you ask before you take a scanner off a car and if you have a new person in the industry. Especially if it’s a kid be nice karma is a bitch .

[@ronaldwood2955]

Beautiful young woman. Nice story of how you learned about the scanner. ❤❤❤❤

[@lowlandbear]

I like how human you are, Thank you for being yourself.

[@warrenblanchard889]

Always be humble thanks for sharing

[@jayson1270]

That \l/ stay tucked away tight and right.

[@russellpottenger8584]

Great story Val. It helps that you have a good product to sell and your eager to learn.

[@davidwells9342]

Well, Val, I’ve just recently started watching some of your short videos. Thank you for being honest, I think in real life I’ve met two Snap On dealers that were not complete A holes or crotchety and a little slimy. Many of them don’t understand that they don’t need to be pushy and they need to be willing to have open discussions with their customers.

[@briancaughman9990]

Extremely good advice I’ve had the same experience with different sales people??

[@davehaggerty3405]

You’re a great sales person. The first part of any sale is to get the clients attention. You have that mastered.

[@basshunter428]

It's great that you didn't allow that electronic piece of wizardry intimidate you! 👍

[@mlieser1230]

Great story!

[@anthonyacosta5336]

WE ...ALL. ...START ....SOMEWHERE....BEST WZY TO LEARN IS TO SAY I DON'T KNOW CAN YOU SHOW ME MOST MECHANICS WILL BE HAPPY TO TEACH AND HELPOUT BECAUSE SOMEONE TOOK THE TIME AS WELL..❤❤❤

[@jameswebb386]

Good stuff Val!

[@mikefisc9989]

There is no shame in admitting you don't know. The shame comes when you pretend to know something and it is discovered that you don't know.

[@john2359]

Size right to left, smallest to largest

[@jasnapon]

The way you look you don't have to fix cars 😁

[@frankjones2521]

Scotty Kilmer & you should collab.

[@Tonyrg1988]

my nightmare: This is a great tool and all but why are you in your underwear?

[@WilliamGleeson-xh2dy]

Hi gorgeous

[@CaptainNero]

😎

[@phillippearce9680]

👍

[@justint5625]

What a babe 😍

[@tonav1]

This isn’t your truck Val. This is your Dad’s truck and his route.

[@Val.Tools.]

That’s not correct. My dad is not involved in the business (or industry) in any way.

[@markleider1837]

Dial I didn't hear a word you said can you please repeat that

[@matthewwalter67]

Show me what it does

[@SaerTurner-wn2qh]

WEll Vall I am a Ruff on every one kinda person ............ and All I have to Say is what did you learn from that ..and it Seems you actually paid attention to the Lessons Life teaches us Great Share young lady Cheers ..Always Remain humble be honest and don't be cocky .... I am 60 years old been in the trades for 45 of them years learned many things but I am still an Idiot and know nothing have lots to learn ..But at least I am Professional about it ..and can admit like you did never... done learning until you are in the Grave ... 🫂 your all right in my books