Hi Cody I have not seen your video yet completely, because I’m busy, I will see it later but so far I love you guys and your honesty and most of all congratulations to your Awesome partner…!!!! Love you guys…!!!
Buddy I’m 32 years in. I’ve been in your situation for 20 + years. Shops whether independent or major aftermarket or any dealerships do not want to pay for diagnosing! It’s sad! Basically they want you to bang out 60 hrs a week and magically diagnosing everything in an hour or less! Again I’ve been experiencing this for 20+ years! Not to be a downer but it’s not going to change!
The shops don’t want to pay PERIOD. You and I make some bread and the other 99% don’t make squat generally speaking. I’m 43 years old been doing this for 26 years and zero has changed. Matter of fact my father and uncle had a shop in the 80s with rate of $50 per hour.They made more money per year in the 80’s than my uncle does now. Fucked up situation this industry in
This was a great way to start off 2021. Seeing you happy, optimistic, and motivated is an amazing thing my friend! Glad to see you have a very supportive wife too! God Bless and I have no doubt about your future goals being achieved brother! Smart lady you have in your life there brother! Awesomeness!
I been working in a dealer shop as a technician for over a year now. Saw problems in my first week there. Cody your the man. I really learn alot from your channel videos. I do not know if getting into automotive was a bad idea for me but hoping all my efforts to learn is not a waste. I do notice the labor times are dropping now days especially certain brands and warranty labor times are not good at all.
Thanks for the kind words buddy. My recommendation is to take advantage of any dealer and aftermarket training possible and you will go far in this industry. Don’t ever stop learning is huge.
Im just now seeing you finally went on your own. I think we talked about this over a year ago. It's been 3.5yrs for me and it's been as busy as I could ask for. Just like any other job it has its days, some days are great you do well, things go well, some days are tough, you don't make what you want but overall I think it's worth it For the first year it will be alil tough getting rolling but you are starting with alot more tools and equipment then I did and you know how much difference it makes having proper tooling. Make sure all your clients are aware, treat them great and they will do the same for you. Congrats and hope the best for you guys.
Cody I’ve only been in the field for 7 years now and I have grown to believe the grass is always patchy brown no matter where we go. And also sir much respect and thanks to your woman for being supportive and more understanding than most
Congratulations on your new ventures I've been in the mobile business since 08 when I got frustrated with shop life and never looked back. You're gonna be very busy watch and see from your regular customers word of mouth to friends and shops word of mouth to other shops plus advertising you have nothing to worry about. You and your family be blessed in the new year.
Hi Cody, A lot of the things that you and you wife spoke about here, are the same conversation I have with my wife. I totally agree with you. Good luck with your new business venture.
Smartest thing I ever did was get in to the trade. 2nd smartest thing I did was get out. Scary as hell but am so glad I did. Still keep my license though just in case but its been 14 years so I doubt Im going back now :) The skills serve us so well in life. All the best and stay safe Bud. Good luck in your new ventures.
Good luck Cody. I'm two years from retirement. Like you my passion is driveability. I'm done hanging struts. And like you I've had to purchase my own equipment. UA-cam has been a blessing. You, Mario, Danner, South Main and others have been invaluable. There is no training at my current job. I'm top dog there. Nobody to bounce ideas with. You guys are it. Once again, good luck.
Wow I’m in the same situation as you haha so sad that I’m the top guy at my shop compared to my co worker who has a tool box so big I can fit in the side lockers lol
Hi Cody Bryce from Australia(Alice Springs NT)here I love watching your diagnostic videos and stuff we don’t have the class’s you guys do in the USA and I would love to better myself and not be what you guys call in the USA a parts canon but what you guys have said in this video is spot on and good for you on starting your own business.You are right about getting training and buying tools you need but here we don’t get this and it’s soo hard to get training but what I have in my tool box is what I use at least once a month, I buy all my own tools
Thanks for the comment and support buddy, if you ever get a chance, you should come to super Saturday or another event we have here in the states. I think you would love it
Would love to Cody but at the moment as you know not a good time to travel. But at the moment it has been good watching your videos and trying to learn more as I don’t know how to use a scope or even a scan tool as when I did my trade I did it at the dealership and they didn’t tech me s#### I have learnt most things by leaving the dealer and helping mates where I can. If I don’t know the answer I ring a mate to help me that’s about the only good thing about living here mates help mates. I have left the tech world and for the the past 10 years I have been doing 4wd accessory fitting but still try and keep up with the tech world where I can to help with my current job.
Im new to the channel. But wondering if you have any videos with any advice for new technicians in the industry ? Love your channel though. I immediately subscribed when I saw your load test circuit video.
Hi Cody, great video. I was a tech for 30 years, general and driveability. Never at a dealership, all at aftermarket shops. Much like yourself, I hung parts for about half of that time, and spent the last 15 years doing driveability. I had more than my share of headbutting with the service manager over proper diagnosing versus the parts cannon. The problem is that most shop owners and service managers don't want you to diagnose, they just want profits and part sales. I'm now finishing my career as a college professor teaching electrical diagnosis and driveability diagnosis. I'm still butting heads, but now it's with other professors that were parts changers in the trade, and think my teaching students scope use and proper diagnostic techniques is a waste of time. The worst of the bunch are former dealer techs., everything with them is get the code, follow the trouble tree and then throw a part at it, or call tech. line. I always get asked why I push wiring diagram analysis so hard and I am always amazed at the reaction when I say "because that's the only way to properly diagnose a vehicle". I become even more popular when I say; "if your not verifying with a lab scope, you are guessing". I get emails from former students that are discouraged because I motivated them to become good techs, and the shop they work at won't let them diagnose anything. I actually had a student tell me he got fired for testing a coil with a scope instead of just calling all plugs and coils for a misfire. This is by far the most unprofessional profession in the world. I love seeing young techs like yourself really embracing the proper diagnostic process and using knowledge and testing to fix cars properly. I really think that the direction you are taking is the right one, I have a friend became a mobile diagnostic tech and it really re-ignited his passion for what he does. Good luck, I really look forward to seeing how you make out on this new journey.
This is an absolutely great story but also sad about the techs you mentioned. Io agree 💯 about hanging parts and not properly diagnosing a vehicle. It’s frustrating to say the least and one reason I went on my own.
I can totally relate. I work with large mobile equipment. Last week a system failed just prior to a demonstration. I watched eight people come in from every angle throwing parts and by-passing switches and circuits in a mad panic. If only one person had used even a basic troubleshooting flow chart and tests, it would have been repaired with in minutes. Every person in this mob wanted to be to the part changing hero. Each with there own idea of what it most likely was. So that one person with analytical thinking skills was pushed to the sideline while the idiots hacked away. My jaw was on the ground. Very few people elevate to what I would consider master level diagnostician. Its intimidating and therefore must be deemed useless. It’s all about $ , No one cares about talent. That’s why hanging struts pay more then the guy who’s done that for 10years and moved on to diagnostics, not to mention bought the gear to do it. The shop owner certainly won’t do it. Your only useful if you do it for free. It not just the auto industry it’s everywhere. People want the easy button and don’t want to think or pay for its creation. One hour of troubleshooting for a 5 minute repair that cost 5 cent. They will gladly pay you your 5 cents not for Oscilloscope and training that it took to make it happen. Very frustrating.
Great video bud, just missed it live. I'm wishing you all the best in your new venture. I'm working towards branching off and doing it for myself too. Look forward to seeing your vids on your progress
The major problem will hit shops hard if they dont change, technology is key to understanding the modern car, e.g. the modern car has similar technology to an F15 fighter jet, you need highly skilled technicians/engineers e.g. a mechanic who understands electronics, databus systems, electronic diagnostic test equipment and who also has the "knowledge" is key. Flat rate may have it's place but Cody your level is to that of an electronics engineer with a solid mechanical background, this level needs to be a permanent well paid salaried staff, good luck with your new venture, oh Happy New Year
It’s hard I’m a drivability guy too and the flare rate kills me luckly the shop im at now has a guarantee and that’s great but it’s like I’m at a point in my life where we’re tired of renting now I basically told my manger I need suspension work to save up money. Flare rate is great for suspension and breaks and stuff it’s terrible for drivability and heavy line and engine tear down and stuff. Good luck to you buddy good luck owning a business seems to be the only want to be able to do the diagnostic that makes us happy to do, I also have aspirations to open a shop in a couple years
@@codysautodiagnosticsprogra8706 that's always been the issues i get really board when i don't have some sort of check engine light and I'm learning a new system. just doing brakes and suspension work I'm beat at the end of the day and just bored all day long.
Smart move Cody 👍 drivability on flat rate sucks big time ! You have an awesome lady who believes in you..what else do you need ? (Besides a hundred pounds of hundred dollar bills).
1982 to 1989 Toyota mechanic 1989 to 1995. Mercedes Benz mechanic. 1995 to,2000. Returned to,school,majored in electrical engineering and psychology. I remember point and seeing front wheel drive. Today electric cars and batteries is,the new technology. Today security tech which I love to travel and meet new people Alaska, japan, jeffersonvill Indiana, Shepardvill Kentucky, waxahachie Texas. Still learning. Downey California 🇲🇽🇯🇵🇺🇸🏄🏽♂️🌊
Hi Cody. Have been following you back to back from overseas. Nigeria to be precise. How do I get the pulse sensor. I also need one. I wish you the very best on this new line of yours
I'm 27 years old everything you said in the video is exactly spot on. my girl feels exactly the way your girl feels. I feel exactly the same towards independent shops. the sad thing is that we have a bunch of kids rolling into UTI thinking they're going to get into a good field. Not knowing all the other b******* that comes with being a technician. You'll be lucky to find a good shop because I sure haven't, either the pay is good but the management sucks or the pay is really low and I'm being overworked. We seriously need to put a stop to this . It's seriously not fair that we choose a good career path and end up getting treated like crap at every job we go to. A Shop owner will love you the FIRST week and hatE you the rest of his life. SORRY I RAMBLED ON I JUST HAD TO LET IT OUT
I wish more channels wld give us what they charge, weather diagnosis or digging a hole in backyard, why is money always been taboo just sayn, alot don't talk finances
Its ok man, probably you are not going to use the timing tools but however you will be using the stuff that costed the most like scanners scopes and diagnostics stuff...
You got the Business plan that will be successful don’t worry. You will be so busy after this year like I was I pulled my phone number out of the Yellow Pages I removed all advertisement I even strips my advertisement and phone number off my work vehicle and I stop passing out business cards. All your customers will do your advertising for you and you will be turning down more work than you possibly can ever do. And making money just remember you have to know when to fire your customers because the bad ones will lose your money.
Wow that’s awesome man! Congratulations. That’s cool to hear guys doing awesome being mobile. I totally agree that the shops will be doing more of your advertising for you. Thanks for the comment
@@codysautodiagnosticsprogra8706 Thinking that my last remark about 202 may have caused a problem I went digging in my history to find and delete it....lol (F' 2020!) Either way, all but my last two posts are there.
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I think you made a great choice!! Congrats on your new journey!! You will do great!!
Thank you!
Hi Cody
I have not seen your video yet completely, because I’m busy, I will see it later but so far I love you guys
and your honesty and most of all congratulations to your Awesome partner…!!!!
Love you guys…!!!
Buddy I’m 32 years in. I’ve been in your situation for 20 + years. Shops whether independent or major aftermarket or any dealerships do not want to pay for diagnosing! It’s sad! Basically they want you to bang out 60 hrs a week and magically diagnosing everything in an hour or less! Again I’ve been experiencing this for 20+ years! Not to be a downer but it’s not going to change!
Keep this in mind bud! If you were to die god forbid they would be looking for your replacement before they throw dirt on you!
Scanner Danner is great!
The shops don’t want to pay PERIOD. You and I make some bread and the other 99% don’t make squat generally speaking. I’m 43 years old been doing this for 26 years and zero has changed. Matter of fact my father and uncle had a shop in the 80s with rate of $50 per hour.They made more money per year in the 80’s than my uncle does now. Fucked up situation this industry in
This was a great way to start off 2021. Seeing you happy, optimistic, and motivated is an amazing thing my friend! Glad to see you have a very supportive wife too!
God Bless and I have no doubt about your future goals being achieved brother!
Smart lady you have in your life there brother! Awesomeness!
Thank you bother!
I been working in a dealer shop as a technician for over a year now. Saw problems in my first week there. Cody your the man. I really learn alot from your channel videos. I do not know if getting into automotive was a bad idea for me but hoping all my efforts to learn is not a waste. I do notice the labor times are dropping now days especially certain brands and warranty labor times are not good at all.
Thanks for the kind words buddy. My recommendation is to take advantage of any dealer and aftermarket training possible and you will go far in this industry. Don’t ever stop learning is huge.
@@codysautodiagnosticsprogra8706 thank you. I really respect and appreciate you sharing your opinion and advice.
Anytime buddy! I’m happy to help. Feel free to ask whenever
Im just now seeing you finally went on your own. I think we talked about this over a year ago.
It's been 3.5yrs for me and it's been as busy as I could ask for. Just like any other job it has its days, some days are great you do well, things go well, some days are tough, you don't make what you want but overall I think it's worth it
For the first year it will be alil tough getting rolling but you are starting with alot more tools and equipment then I did and you know how much difference it makes having proper tooling. Make sure all your clients are aware, treat them great and they will do the same for you.
Congrats and hope the best for you guys.
Thank you! I feel taking care of my customers has really paid off so I’ll keep doing what I’m doing. Thanks for the kind words
Top stuff Cody. Great work and best of luck in the new business!
Thank you
CODY IS A GREAT GUY, GOD WILLING I KNOW HE WILL MAKE IT BIG TIME. HE IS VERY HELPFUL ALL YOU GOT TO DO IS ASK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you brother!
Cody I’ve only been in the field for 7 years now and I have grown to believe the grass is always patchy brown no matter where we go.
And also sir much respect and thanks to your woman for being supportive and more understanding than most
This is very true my friend
Congratulations on your new ventures I've been in the mobile business since 08 when I got frustrated with shop life and never looked back. You're gonna be very busy watch and see from your regular customers word of mouth to friends and shops word of mouth to other shops plus advertising you have nothing to worry about. You and your family be blessed in the new year.
Wow Eddie since 08 you have been mobile? Well, that’s good to see and you are one of the ones I know of that’s done it that long.
Hi Cody, A lot of the things that you and you wife spoke about here, are the same conversation I have with my wife. I totally agree with you.
Good luck with your new business venture.
Thank you buddy! I feel the industry is going to be changing a lot in the year to come since finding top techs is going to be even harder to find.
Smartest thing I ever did was get in to the trade. 2nd smartest thing I did was get out. Scary as hell but am so glad I did. Still keep my license though just in case but its been 14 years so I doubt Im going back now :) The skills serve us so well in life. All the best and stay safe Bud. Good luck in your new ventures.
Thank you! What kind of work are you doing now?
This is exactly the reason I won’t go back into a shop unless it’s as a part owner. Enjoying my role with DRiV and making it my own.
Good luck with your next stage Cody. You can do it! And it’s awesome you have a partner that supports you!
Good luck Cody. I'm two years from retirement. Like you my passion is driveability. I'm done hanging struts. And like you I've had to purchase my own equipment. UA-cam has been a blessing. You, Mario, Danner, South Main and others have been invaluable. There is no training at my current job. I'm top dog there. Nobody to bounce ideas with. You guys are it. Once again, good luck.
Thank you!
Wow I’m in the same situation as you haha so sad that I’m the top guy at my shop compared to my co worker who has a tool box so big I can fit in the side lockers lol
Hi Cody
Bryce from Australia(Alice Springs NT)here I love watching your diagnostic videos and stuff we don’t have the class’s you guys do in the USA and I would love to better myself and not be what you guys call in the USA a parts canon but what you guys have said in this video is spot on and good for you on starting your own business.You are right about getting training and buying tools you need but here we don’t get this and it’s soo hard to get training but what I have in my tool box is what I use at least once a month, I buy all my own tools
Thanks for the comment and support buddy, if you ever get a chance, you should come to super Saturday or another event we have here in the states. I think you would love it
Would love to Cody but at the moment as you know not a good time to travel. But at the moment it has been good watching your videos and trying to learn more as I don’t know how to use a scope or even a scan tool as when I did my trade I did it at the dealership and they didn’t tech me s#### I have learnt most things by leaving the dealer and helping mates where I can. If I don’t know the answer I ring a mate to help me that’s about the only good thing about living here mates help mates. I have left the tech world and for the the past 10 years I have been doing 4wd accessory fitting but still try and keep up with the tech world where I can to help with my current job.
Was a great live chat. Wish you both nothing but the best for 2021.. =]
Thank you!
Im new to the channel. But wondering if you have any videos with any advice for new technicians in the industry ? Love your channel though. I immediately subscribed when I saw your load test circuit video.
Hi Cody, great video. I was a tech for 30 years, general and driveability. Never at a dealership, all at aftermarket shops. Much like yourself, I hung parts for about half of that time, and spent the last 15 years doing driveability. I had more than my share of headbutting with the service manager over proper diagnosing versus the parts cannon. The problem is that most shop owners and service managers don't want you to diagnose, they just want profits and part sales. I'm now finishing my career as a college professor teaching electrical diagnosis and driveability diagnosis. I'm still butting heads, but now it's with other professors that were parts changers in the trade, and think my teaching students scope use and proper diagnostic techniques is a waste of time. The worst of the bunch are former dealer techs., everything with them is get the code, follow the trouble tree and then throw a part at it, or call tech. line. I always get asked why I push wiring diagram analysis so hard and I am always amazed at the reaction when I say "because that's the only way to properly diagnose a vehicle". I become even more popular when I say; "if your not verifying with a lab scope, you are guessing". I get emails from former students that are discouraged because I motivated them to become good techs, and the shop they work at won't let them diagnose anything. I actually had a student tell me he got fired for testing a coil with a scope instead of just calling all plugs and coils for a misfire. This is by far the most unprofessional profession in the world. I love seeing young techs like yourself really embracing the proper diagnostic process and using knowledge and testing to fix cars properly. I really think that the direction you are taking is the right one, I have a friend became a mobile diagnostic tech and it really re-ignited his passion for what he does. Good luck, I really look forward to seeing how you make out on this new journey.
This is an absolutely great story but also sad about the techs you mentioned. Io agree 💯 about hanging parts and not properly diagnosing a vehicle. It’s frustrating to say the least and one reason I went on my own.
I can totally relate. I work with large mobile equipment. Last week a system failed just prior to a demonstration. I watched eight people come in from every angle throwing parts and by-passing switches and circuits in a mad panic.
If only one person had used even a basic troubleshooting flow chart and tests, it would have been repaired with in minutes. Every person in this mob wanted to be to the part changing hero. Each with there own idea of what it most likely was. So that one person with analytical thinking skills was pushed to the sideline while the idiots hacked away. My jaw was on the ground. Very few people elevate to what I would consider master level diagnostician. Its intimidating and therefore must be deemed useless. It’s all about $ , No one cares about talent. That’s why hanging struts pay more then the guy who’s done that for 10years and moved on to diagnostics, not to mention bought the gear to do it. The shop owner certainly won’t do it. Your only useful if you do it for free. It not just the auto industry it’s everywhere. People want the easy button and don’t want to think or pay for its creation. One hour of troubleshooting for a 5 minute repair that cost 5 cent. They will gladly pay you your 5 cents not for Oscilloscope and training that it took to make it happen. Very frustrating.
Great video bud, just missed it live. I'm wishing you all the best in your new venture. I'm working towards branching off and doing it for myself too. Look forward to seeing your vids on your progress
That’s awesome buddy and good luck. If you need any advice feel free to hit me up
@@codysautodiagnosticsprogra8706 thanks bud much appreciated! Same here too
Snap on payoff epic !!!!!! Thanks for sharing your time and knowledge.
That was a big day lol
The major problem will hit shops hard if they dont change, technology is key to understanding the modern car, e.g. the modern car has similar technology to an F15 fighter jet, you need highly skilled technicians/engineers e.g. a mechanic who understands electronics, databus systems, electronic diagnostic test equipment and who also has the "knowledge" is key. Flat rate may have it's place but Cody your level is to that of an electronics engineer with a solid mechanical background, this level needs to be a permanent well paid salaried staff, good luck with your new venture, oh Happy New Year
First off thanks for those kind words. Second, I completely agree with you. Just watch what the next 5 years of technology brings to our industry!
It’s hard I’m a drivability guy too and the flare rate kills me luckly the shop im at now has a guarantee and that’s great but it’s like I’m at a point in my life where we’re tired of renting now I basically told my manger I need suspension work to save up money. Flare rate is great for suspension and breaks and stuff it’s terrible for drivability and heavy line and engine tear down and stuff. Good luck to you buddy good luck owning a business seems to be the only want to be able to do the diagnostic that makes us happy to do, I also have aspirations to open a shop in a couple years
Flat rate was fun when I wanted to just bust ass and not think to hard, not so great when you need time to understand system operations
@@codysautodiagnosticsprogra8706 that's always been the issues i get really board when i don't have some sort of check engine light and I'm learning a new system. just doing brakes and suspension work I'm beat at the end of the day and just bored all day long.
That’s my issue too buddy!
Smart move Cody 👍 drivability on flat rate sucks big time ! You have an awesome lady who believes in you..what else do you need ? (Besides a hundred pounds of hundred dollar bills).
😂😂 I’ll take the 100 pounds lol. Thanks buddy, my wife is pretty awesome
The best decision you can make, good luck
I star myself a towing and auto repair shop when i was 24
Thank you!
1982 to 1989 Toyota mechanic 1989 to 1995. Mercedes Benz mechanic. 1995 to,2000. Returned to,school,majored in electrical engineering and psychology. I remember point and seeing front wheel drive. Today electric cars and batteries is,the new technology. Today security tech which I love to travel and meet new people Alaska, japan, jeffersonvill Indiana, Shepardvill Kentucky, waxahachie Texas. Still learning. Downey California 🇲🇽🇯🇵🇺🇸🏄🏽♂️🌊
That’s awesome!
Hi Cody. Have been following you back to back from overseas. Nigeria to be precise. How do I get the pulse sensor. I also need one. I wish you the very best on this new line of yours
Thank you for the support buddy! I would be happy to build you a sensor, send me an email at codysautodiagnostics@gmail.com
4 evil shop owners disliked this video. Most shops want to pay a mechanic 16 an hour and expect them to run the world for them
Amen!!
I'm 27 years old everything you said in the video is exactly spot on. my girl feels exactly the way your girl feels. I feel exactly the same towards independent shops. the sad thing is that we have a bunch of kids rolling into UTI thinking they're going to get into a good field. Not knowing all the other b******* that comes with being a technician. You'll be lucky to find a good shop because I sure haven't, either the pay is good but the management sucks or the pay is really low and I'm being overworked. We seriously need to put a stop to this . It's seriously not fair that we choose a good career path and end up getting treated like crap at every job we go to. A Shop owner will love you the FIRST week and hatE you the rest of his life. SORRY I RAMBLED ON I JUST HAD TO LET IT OUT
Best of luck. Pulse sensor is brilliant.
Thank you
Congrats Cody and sabrina,
Thank you!
I wish more channels wld give us what they charge, weather diagnosis or digging a hole in backyard, why is money always been taboo just sayn, alot don't talk finances
It’s hard especially on social media. The demographic is different everywhere
Hello from NewZealand
Hello buddy!
Nice !
How is our friend Joe getting along
Joe unfortunately is the same. He is in the process of going to another doctor to hopefully get some answers
Its ok man, probably you are not going to use the timing tools but however you will be using the stuff that costed the most like scanners scopes and diagnostics stuff...
So its ok for you having spent that money on tools 😁
How did u load that big ass tool box lol
It was a pain in the ass lol. I even took off the top piece so it would fit in the garage
Will you be doing any onsite training?
That’s definitely something I have considered.
Are u ever worried that youtube channels are changing industry, meaning more people keeping your billable hrs down
No I feel the ta the shops creating the issue honestly
Look at teaching as well if you haven’t already and the mobile stuff as well to top it off...
This is something I’ve considered and want to get into eventually. Thanks for the info John!
Make sure u do Sunday fun day lol
Wife and I are definitely considering Sunday fun day lol.
Bro I really wanna watch your video but the amount of ads turned me off and is extremely annoying!!! Good luck 🤞
Thanks for the heads up man. I’ll make adjustments to the ads. Didn’t realize so thank you.
@@codysautodiagnosticsprogra8706 no problem man!
Unfortunately the more you know the less you make
Absolutely
You got the Business plan that will be successful don’t worry.
You will be so busy after this year like I was I pulled my phone number out of the Yellow Pages I removed all advertisement I even strips my advertisement and phone number off my work vehicle and I stop passing out business cards.
All your customers will do your advertising for you and you will be turning down more work than you possibly can ever do. And making money just remember you have to know when to fire your customers because the bad ones will lose your money.
Wow that’s awesome man! Congratulations. That’s cool to hear guys doing awesome being mobile. I totally agree that the shops will be doing more of your advertising for you. Thanks for the comment
Awesome stream! (not sure what happened to the chat replay)
Thank you! Not sure about the chat either. I tried looking later and noticed that. I may have hit a wrong setting 🤦♂️
@@codysautodiagnosticsprogra8706 Thinking that my last remark about 202 may have caused a problem I went digging in my history to find and delete it....lol (F' 2020!)
Either way, all but my last two posts are there.