I hate people
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I hate people
Found out last night that one of my "friends" and his dad went behind the backs of me and two other guys, apparently offering the owner of the shop that we rent, more money for the space that we have had for the past 3 years. That leaves us with less than 60 days to find a new location, or find somwhere to put 4 cars that currently don't run, and at least 5 full U-hauls worth of equipment and parts.
This is the part that gets me. They are only doing it so that they can expand their Miata salvage parts buisness that funds their racing. It isn't even their day jobs, its not like its putting food on their tables. Not going to drop names since I know some people on here do buisness with them and I'm not that kind of guy. Best part of it all is neither of them had the ***** to tell us, they had the owner give us the notice and try to cover up why we were getting kicked out.
Just needed to vent alittle, so goddamn frustrated. I really don't understand people sometimes. I simply cannot comprehend putting three friends out on the street so you can make more money for your toys.
This is the part that gets me. They are only doing it so that they can expand their Miata salvage parts buisness that funds their racing. It isn't even their day jobs, its not like its putting food on their tables. Not going to drop names since I know some people on here do buisness with them and I'm not that kind of guy. Best part of it all is neither of them had the ***** to tell us, they had the owner give us the notice and try to cover up why we were getting kicked out.
Just needed to vent alittle, so goddamn frustrated. I really don't understand people sometimes. I simply cannot comprehend putting three friends out on the street so you can make more money for your toys.
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Indeed.
We are looking at a building for rent tomorrow, it will end up costing quite a bit more between the three of us and needs work, but at this point we will take what we can get. Just absolutely horrible timing.
We are looking at a building for rent tomorrow, it will end up costing quite a bit more between the three of us and needs work, but at this point we will take what we can get. Just absolutely horrible timing.
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I don't know about you, but Racine is only a two hour trip away for me. Maybe we could offer some "suggestions" to the douchebags as to where they can locate their parts.
I hate when people you think are good friends decide to ruin it. I've cut off contact with two people in the last year because of stunts they pulled.
I hate when people you think are good friends decide to ruin it. I've cut off contact with two people in the last year because of stunts they pulled.
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I don't know about you, but Racine is only a two hour trip away for me. Maybe we could offer some "suggestions" to the douchebags as to where they can locate their parts.
I hate when people you think are good friends decide to ruin it. I've cut off contact with two people in the last year because of stunts they pulled.
I hate when people you think are good friends decide to ruin it. I've cut off contact with two people in the last year because of stunts they pulled.
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I know what you are going through. My father used to own an auto parts store, and he rented the building he was in. The land lord got a better offer, because our lot was a corner lot. Told my father he had 60 days to vacate. Dad found another building twice the size, and it took 10 people 2 weeks to move all the inventory, customer's cars, machine shop, engine shop, etc. One has no idea how hard it is to just up and move when not planned.
We did get some happiness though. Two months after the new tenant rented dad's old place they closed, and the building sat for rent for at least 5 years
In the end we benefited from the forced move. This is a good opportunity for you to make the best of shitty situation.
We did get some happiness though. Two months after the new tenant rented dad's old place they closed, and the building sat for rent for at least 5 years
In the end we benefited from the forced move. This is a good opportunity for you to make the best of shitty situation.
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+1
Invest now, mechanics will do well in this economy.
My uncle bought his own shop a few years back, after years of debating the risk. He is busier than hell right now. More folks will pay to keep their cars on the road than financing the latest cheap crap from Detroit.
Sorry to hear about the situation...but I hope it turns out well (and hopefully better).
Invest now, mechanics will do well in this economy.
My uncle bought his own shop a few years back, after years of debating the risk. He is busier than hell right now. More folks will pay to keep their cars on the road than financing the latest cheap crap from Detroit.
Sorry to hear about the situation...but I hope it turns out well (and hopefully better).
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I don't know about you, but Racine is only a two hour trip away for me. Maybe we could offer some "suggestions" to the douchebags as to where they can locate their parts.
I hate when people you think are good friends decide to ruin it. I've cut off contact with two people in the last year because of stunts they pulled.
I hate when people you think are good friends decide to ruin it. I've cut off contact with two people in the last year because of stunts they pulled.
We did not have a lease, we were monthly. It made sense for us back when we moved in there, although now I will be doing yearly leases for sure..
I know what you are going through. My father used to own an auto parts store, and he rented the building he was in. The land lord got a better offer, because our lot was a corner lot. Told my father he had 60 days to vacate. Dad found another building twice the size, and it took 10 people 2 weeks to move all the inventory, customer's cars, machine shop, engine shop, etc. One has no idea how hard it is to just up and move when not planned.
We did get some happiness though. Two months after the new tenant rented dad's old place they closed, and the building sat for rent for at least 5 years
In the end we benefited from the forced move. This is a good opportunity for you to make the best of shitty situation.
We did get some happiness though. Two months after the new tenant rented dad's old place they closed, and the building sat for rent for at least 5 years
In the end we benefited from the forced move. This is a good opportunity for you to make the best of shitty situation.
+1
Invest now, mechanics will do well in this economy.
My uncle bought his own shop a few years back, after years of debating the risk. He is busier than hell right now. More folks will pay to keep their cars on the road than financing the latest cheap crap from Detroit.
Sorry to hear about the situation...but I hope it turns out well (and hopefully better).
Invest now, mechanics will do well in this economy.
My uncle bought his own shop a few years back, after years of debating the risk. He is busier than hell right now. More folks will pay to keep their cars on the road than financing the latest cheap crap from Detroit.
Sorry to hear about the situation...but I hope it turns out well (and hopefully better).
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