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OT - Mr. Sid in Newton Center

Discussion in 'New England' started by Doody, Sep 22, 2004.

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  1. Doody

    Doody F1 Veteran

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    anybody here shop at Mr. Sid regularly? http://www.mrsid.com/

    for the past few years i've been getting my non-kick-around clothes at Louis Boston http://www.louisboston.com/ but they're not terribly convenient (back bay) now that i live out in the burbs.

    so i'm poking about for other alternatives.

    i went into Mr. Sid once. was summarily ignored and when i tried to interact with a sales person i got a gruff answer and he ran off as i was asking a follow-up question. i guess i smelled bad that day.

    so if anybody here shops there regularly, i'd be interested in the name of a good sales consultant there so i can give them another shot with their best foot forward, as it were.

    tia,
    doody.
     
  2. ryalex

    ryalex Two Time F1 World Champ Consultant Owner

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    1) Pull up to store in a Tubi'ed 550 Maranello

    2) Reverse into parking spot directly in front of store window

    3) Increase RPM's to 8,000 and hold 2 seconds

    4) Repeat

    5) Exit vehicle and enter store.

    I guarantee this method will have sales associates swarming you like flies on crap, or your money back!


    PS: I just looked at the Louis Boston site... it's very disorienting for me to see a list of men's designers and only recognize one! (Brioni)
     
  3. Doody

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    since the engine redlines at 7700, you might want to be careful what sort of money-back guarantees you're offering ;)

    doody.
     
  4. ryalex

    ryalex Two Time F1 World Champ Consultant Owner

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    heheh... I was just guessing what the redline was (although I'm sure with 7700 it could take 8 - I know someone who reflashed his 348 to 10!)

    Unfortunate to hear ppl ignored you though, I thought I had that problem but I'm younger and *somewhat* expect it.
     
  5. mondial86

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    dude you have outher clothes than jean,s and t shirts,,, no way,,,!!!
    david
     
  6. Birdman

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    If a store treats me that way I shop elsewhere. Forever. I learned long ago when I was a salesman in a high end audio store that treating people a certain way because of the way they look (or age, or whatever reason) is a big mistake. Plenty of people with money choose to dress casually. Nothing gets under my skin like an obnoxious salesman who ignores me because I don't look like I have enough money for him to bother. Several salespeople have lost pretty decent sales from me for that reason. Screw 'em, there are lots of places to buy stuff.

    Birdman
     
  7. scott61

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    I have had the same problem with car buying. I usually run out from work to check out a car and I am mostly a jeans and T-shirt wearer at work. Have a tough time getting help and even when I do they don't seem to take me serious. What's funny is when I went shopping for a higher end car at Ferrari & Maserati of NE dressed same way, I got great service.
     
  8. BusDriver

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    Hi Doody,

    Bring your wife with you. I think that you will be amazed at the difference.

    - Jon
     
  9. Doody

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    fair suggestion, but my wife's a busy lady. she doesn't have time to shop for clothes with me!

    doody.
     

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