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Spook if you sew the wash cloths together they make a nice patchwork beach towel- Dennis motel 6-- we'll keep a towel out for ya !ds --- Georgia Trehey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > ----[Please read http://ercoupers.com/disclaimer.htm > before following any advice in this forum.]---- > > > > Dick and Group, > > I am sorry to hear about your bad experience at an > FBO. Unfortunately, the rude, impatient behavior > that > you wrote about is prevalent in all sorts of > businesses and services. > > I agree with Ken Doyle that we should, as consumers, > contact those in charge when we are treated poorly > by > their employees. Also, I think it's good idea to > let > the owners/managers know when the employees do an > especially good job too. > > Regarding signs- I agree with Dick that some well > placed signs would have been very helpful. However, > it is important that signs be clearly written and > COURTEOUS. > > A few months back I stayed at at motel, while the > room > was pleasant and clean, the abundance of > less-than-polite signs didn't exactly make me feel > like a welcome guest. For example, there was a sign > in the bathroom promising to charge for any linens > stolen. They had my credit card number, for > heaven't > sake! Suggesting that I might steal a washcloth or > pillow is downright insulting and I do take offense. > > I think it's enough to ennumerate the house rules on > the receipt that I have to sign. Plastering signs > all > over the place is overkill. I have stayed at a > number > of different motels/hotels over the years and this > was > the only place that had so many "do", "don't", and > "you'd better or else" signs everywhere. > > I was going to let this go but if it saves a pilot > from going through rude treatment and paperwork > hassle, them it's worth it. Of course, your > experience could be entirely different. > > I am talking about the Hilltop Medical Clinic in > Redding CA. The AME who works out of there is a > retired doctor who now only does FAA medicals. He > is > a nice man, probably was a very good doctor when he > was practicing, has been doing medicals for many, > many > years, and thorougly understands what the FAA wants. > > Unfortunately, although he has privileges at the > Hilltop Medical Clinic, he apparently has little > control over the office staff. The office staff > either > doesn't have a clue about FAA paperwork and how > touchy > they are or flat doesn't give a s*** about it. > Whatever the case may be, the office people are > extremely rude, hostile, and about as easy to deal > with as the plague. Like I said, the AME is > wonderful, but you'd be better off going somewhere > else where the paper pushers are more pilot > friendly. > > > If someone else out there had a better experience > with > Hilltop, all I can say is good for you. > > > Spook > > __________________________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > HotJobs - Search new jobs daily now > http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/ > ========================================================================== ==== > To leave this forum go to: > http://ercoupers.com/lists.htm > > > __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? HotJobs - Search new jobs daily now http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/ ========================================================================== ==== To leave this forum go to: http://ercoupers.com/lists.htm
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