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AT&T is holding a second hiring event. Details are below. If you have any questions about working for AT&T shoot me a PM. I have worked for them for almost 25 years. March 15th 9a.m. - p.m. AT&T Staffing Office 45 Erieview Plaza 1st Floor Cleveland, Ohio You can also apply online at att.jobs/installohio

A request for hanji in a parking lot near their job site. Or a bit a inter- corporate love.

Have to be honest. I did a double take as i thought the title of this thread was Fleshlight and batteries.

Posting in the event anyone in NEO is loooking. Hiring event is Saturday 2/15 Anytime between 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM AT&T Staffing Office 45 Erieview Plaza, 1st Floor Cleveland, OH

So many reasons to buy this.......but the cost will negate all of those reasons.

I'll be taking it before the trip. Shake of the rust before hitting the good roads.

I did the ARC last year and plan on doing it again this year. It was a great way to spend $50 and 9 hours. I will be looking for early dates as it is a great way to shake the off-sdeason rust off.

Bump new price $45

bump

2 tickets sec. 207 row E seats 1 & 2 parking in the Nationwide garage

Have fun and be safe. I'm heading north to play in the snow and abuse my liver. Not necessarily in that order.

row E. sorry

2 tickets and parking pass sec. 207 row EE seats 1 & 2 parking is in the Nationwide garage

You boys are getting raped on propane. I bought my tank from Amerigas in the fall of '12. I just topped off last week for $2/gal.

Welcome HMMS and Conor!

I do believe I would like to have a beer or 6 with Mr. Thorne. Funny shit!

nice pickup!

Bravo!!!!

Since you are advertising your shop and want to improve its' name maybe you should think about becoming a sponsor on OR instead of just throwing it out there. There are plenty of other shops that are sponsors on OR. OR members tend to support those that have paid to advertise here. Corrected grammar and spelling errors made during a hastely written initial post.

It is a great time. They have an nice list of breweries this year.

I couldn't agree more. A welcome is a must IMO and a "hey do you have ant questions" if you've been wandering around the show room for 20 - 30 minutes if you haven't approached them. My gripe with this shop is that whether I was buying supplies, having service completed, enquiring about ordering parts for my trailer or enquiring about a new bike every person acted as if I was putting them out. I hope they are and continue to improve customer service. I have spoken with others that have had the same experience.

Sonofa....I'll be on a snowmobile trip.

Nice post Ryan. I have never been a fan of this place due to the fact of being raped on service on my Katana right after they opened. I also went in there to look at a VFR when I was looking to upgrade from the Katana, I was ignored by sales for the first 10 minutes I was in the building and then when a rep did approach me he told me the price on the sticker was the price no negotiations, I bolted. I have been back a few times to buy supplies since they are close and the atmosphere / service sucked. If he wants to be successful he has to build that relationship with his customers. There used to be a Ski-doo dealer on 23 over in Delaware. It was the equivalent of the neighborhood barbershop. I would be there several Saturdays a month just to shoot the shit with the owners and their sons who were the mechanics. They cared about you as a customer, as a snowmobile enthusiast and as a person. I will have to stop by Marysville Honda and see if things are improving. I hope he is successful in his endeavor and has the owners buy-in. If so I believe this will make them a successful dealership and improve their image.

If he was heading towards Indiana, he could have been heading towards the large ordnance depot outside of Bloomington.