u/EntropyIsUndefeated

We deal with homeless folks constantly, and yeah, it gets old. But here’s my rule:

If someone comes up and straight-up says, “Man I’m hungry and broke, can I get a hot dog?” — I’ll buy it for them if I feel like it. That’s allowed. You’re not breaking policy by paying for someone’s food yourself.

What you can’t do is give them a hot dog and write it off. That’s a fireable offense.

And if they start showing up every day expecting you to feed them? Nope. You’re not their personal hot dog subscription service.

The ones I don’t tolerate are the people who make a fully loaded hot dog, walk up knowing their card is empty, and try to guilt-trip you into giving it to them. That gets tossed. If you want help, ask first.

I bought a used car from them. They beat my credit union when it came to APR rate.

Little did I know they raped me when it came to the charges. They charged me 1750 for gap. Charged me 2180 for a service contract I didn't need. They also did a Doc fee for 950 (not a government fee).

Stay away from them. I'm getting a pro-rated refund on the gap and service contract, but I'm eating the 950 doc fee, which is a BS fee that does nothing for you.

One of the worst dealerships in the state.

If I can save even one person from dealing with them, I'm happy.