[Rhodes22-list] To Rick Evans (and anybody else who wants to mnow)

[Russell Miller]

I fully agree with Ben.  Tipping to a man like Stan would be crass, low
class.  If you like his product, by all means buy it, he will give you all
that you are paying for and them some, he goes the extra mile which is more
than I can say about other vendors.  We have purchased 2 R22's from zStam &
Elton - a recylce wich we liked so much that we took advantage of his
generous trade-in policy and bought a new one which is evertthing we wanted.

Russ

Bulldog
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ben Schultz" <benonvelvetelvis at theskinnyonbenny.com>
To: <rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org>
Sent: Wednesday, October 05, 2005 12:22 PM
Subject: Re: [Rhodes22-list] To Rick Evans (and anybody else who wants to
mnow)


I'm with you Rick on two counts.  It is sickening to lose your mast.
Katrina got mine, and I'm going to need a pretty extensive recycle.  In
early September, she was in boat-show condition.  Now, a wreck.

I'll post some more photos tonight.

I'm also on the same page about tipping someone who is demo'ing a product.
You will find that Stan isn't your normal salesman, and you may find that
you want to buy him a beer.  (Or you may not.  But I bet you'll like him.)
But I think it would be a bit crass to offer a fistful of cash after a demo
sail.

On the other hand, if any of you -- you listrning, Ed? -- want to tip me
unexpectedly, go right ahead.  I prefer large bills.

Ben

-----Original Message-----
From:  Rick Evans
Date:  10/5/05 9:22
To:  The Rhodes 22 mail list
Subj:  Re: [Rhodes22-list] To Rick Evans (and anybody else who wants to
know)

Ed,

I need to tip a guy who is trying to sell me a boat?
Thats insane, and I won't do it (I'm not cheap I am
actually a very good tipper but thats crazy).
As a matter of fact after reading that anyone would be
looking for a tip by giving me a demo of their product
I dont think I am going for a sail!


The boat that got demasted was a CLoumbia 22. It was
just sitting at my mooring. No one in Manhassett bay
as ever heard of anything like this happening before.

They say last Wednesday, some say Thursday that there
was a wicked storm 50mph plus winds. So I am assuming
it happened during that time. Bascially I didnt pay a
lot for the boat so I have a hard time putting more
into the boat then I paid for it. I am actually sick
because I prepaid my winter storage last week. First
time I was ever prompt in signing a storage contract
figures.

R


--- ed kroposki <ekroposki at charter.net> wrote:

> Rick:
> You said that you plan to go to Annapolis and test
> sail the Rhodes
> 22.  Stan is supposed to be at Annapolis but rumor
> has it he wants Jay to do
> the demo sails.  Do not let that happen, insist on
> Sir Stanley as captain.
> Also think of the day as dinning at a fine
> restaurant.  What do you
> do when you leave the table?  Tip of course.
> Remember to hand the captain a
> substantial tip for his time and expertise.
> Naturally you would not have to
> give a tip if you immediately signed a purchase
> agreement.
> We would be interested in what kind of boat got
> demasted at its
> mooring.  Do you have any pictures to send us?
> There is another lurker on this list named Steve.
> Steve has a wife
> who fears sailing, sailboats and sailors.  Encourage
> Steve to have Stan take
> him and his wife for sail.
>
> Ed K
> Greenville, SC, USA
>
>
> __________________________________________________
> Use Rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org, Help?
> www.rhodes22.org/list
>


Thanks
Rick
__________________________________________________
Use Rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org, Help? www.rhodes22.org/list

__________________________________________________
Use Rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org, Help? www.rhodes22.org/list