Ron, this should be good! I'm sure that it will make good reading, and a great topic of discussion, should you care to share your experiences of it with us. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ron Nossaman" <RNossaman@KSCABLE.com> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Monday, October 22, 2001 8:00 PM Subject: the better part of valor > Well now, this might very well prove to be interesting and educational - > possibly even entertaining, if not outright lethal. I got a call today from > the piano sales manager of a local dealership. Apparently, a number of > representatives of dealers around the country are descending on the > local-hood for a three day seminar and knockdown/drag out on the > merchandising of music and the means thereof. They do this annually on a > rotating basis and we're "it" this year. A couple of hours are roped off > Friday afternoon for a light discussion of the relationship between > dealerships and independent piano technicians. The piano sales manager has > through the years become aware that I have expressed an occasional opinion > on a number of related topics and thought I might like to participate. I > indicated that, while I have more opinions than I realistically know what > to do with, I can't guarantee the ultimate popularity of any of them. > "That's exactly why I thought of you first", she said, "I figured you'd > give us the real stuff". > > Well what do you know? Can it be that all those years of candid response > and educational attempts have actually made some positive difference? Or is > it that all those years of candid response and educational attempts > constitute justifiable grounds for revenge? Friday, I presume, will tell > the tale. So here I am, counting the hours. > > Like I said. This ought to be interesting, educational and... > > Ron N
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