I saw a sign today on an auto body shop marquee that said they beat all quotes. While the sign was not meant to be funny, it just struck me in a funny way.
I can just see me walking in with a Ben Franklin quote and then they try to one-up me with another Ben Franklin quote - or maybe a Lincoln quote. Then I'd counter with a couple more quotes and so it goes - back and forth. Who's to say they beat my quote? How long do we try?
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I see you thought and yeah, you should stop by and ty that one on them for fun.
to quote or not to quote that is the question, whether tis nobler to get the job done correctly or to skimp on the price may be the real question.
Vern,
It could be fun. :)
Steve
Mark,
Thnak you. Correct is more noble. :)
Steve