Missing Spoon Bender/APSCO

[David Skolnik]

Tom D, & Joe  & youz udders -

Let's get this straight.  Clifton is in Nu Joisy, where duh Sopranos 
live.  Never mind duh possibilidy of dissin a whole region... the additude 
of each borough is different, an Nu Yawkiz do not recuhnize doze udders 
fron Joisy is bein even u'duh same species, an dey drive funny too.

I suspect the truth is that Shad & Co. are unique, even for Jersey.   As 
far as the TomSivak's original complaint, why not have somebody call around 
to the various suppliers to find out exactly how they would deal with such 
a situation?  And, while the same personnel are still in place, the 
ownership HAS changed.  Why not speak to the owner, if you don't think you 
would get a civil response to your suggestions from the party of the first 
part?

As per Bill Ballard's take on Schaff's priorities:

>I would not expect bringing APSCo's stock management in to the 90's is 
>high on Schaff's to do list

I'm not sure that's the case.  If they knew all those dissatisfied 
customers would come to Schaff, that might be true, but there are other 
sources.  If they're smart, I think they would try, but,  wuhdo I know?

One OT question.  Do any other municipalities in this country use the 
geographic entity of Borough...as in Brooklyn, Staten Island, etc. If you 
answer this, please change subject title.

Dave "Duh Knuckle" Skolnik
Uppa Wesside


At 02:25 PM 02/17/2002 -0800, you wrote:

>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Joseph Garrett" <joegarrett@earthlink.net>
>To: <pianotech@ptg.org>
>Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2002 10:51 AM
>Subject: Missing Spoon Bender/APSCO
>
>
> > Tom,
> > Welcome to the NY attitude. I too, was hoping that when Schaff took over
> > APSCO, this situation would improve. NOT!    <Snip>
>
>       Joe,
>     Hey , Thats how to make new friends !
>     Yesterday you apologized for offensive remarks  (i.e. Moronic non-
>ptgers.)
>     Today you insult an entire City - State - Region  for the attitude  of
>one company.Have been this judgemental all your life or is this a recent
>change.
>     I too have been frustrated with the folks @ American in the past, but
>they represent themselves and their company , not the region.
>     Tom Driscoll