On 2/21/2013 6:46 AM, Ed Foote wrote: > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Ron Nossaman > > I wrote:>>If my school wanted to> burn a Steinway at each concert, and > could afford it, would I quit? No,> > >>> Of course not, but it would surely break your heart that you > couldn't soak them for repairs > .Ron N > > "Soak" ?? Oh what a master of the impugn you are, Ron. Well, I was joking, but you did suggest charging overtime rates for the repair. Whatever that is, it sounded a lot like an intent to soak to me. > I can't > imagine living in such a field of negative energy your posts so often > display, but it must work for you. Neither I, nor Vanderbilt, have > ever considered what I do here as "soaking", which is just a slimy way > of saying "taking unfair advantage of". This isn't happening in a > vacuum, either. There have been numerous attempts,by dealers and other > techs, to offer a "better" service, and every one of them has flopped in > the face of faculty critique. > After 34 years, the admin has told me that it appears my work, at > whatever price, is a great bargain. I have no doubt at all. My colleges have said similar to me and I'm not all that great. Ron N
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