Fixed this for you:Golf Cart wrote:Drive to Canadian Tire, take one off, walk in and hand it to the pimply faced kid behind the auto parts counter. Tell him you need at least 24.
The sad thing is that isn't even much of an exaggeration...thedjjack wrote:Fixed this for you:
1. Drive to Canadian Tire, take one off, walk in and hand it to the pimply faced kid behind the auto parts counter. Tell him you need at least 24.
2. Drive home try to install one, find out that they do not fit slightly damage the threads on the stud trying to get it on.
3. drive back to Canadian Tire wait in line with 30 people all returning poor quality 3rd world crap. as you wait people working behind the counter go on break with increasing numbers relative to your proximity to the counter.
4. Get to the counter they tell you you need to go to the parts counter.
5. Go to the parts counter get in line with 30 people half getting parts half returning parts and no one is around. But there is a button to push that announces "sales associate to the parts counter". Unfortunately no staff have that name....
6. Leave the store with 24 lug nuts that fit nothing and wait until after hours to throw them threw the window.
It is like trying to catch a phantom. Everytime you get close to catching one they turn a corner and vanish. Thye should film an episode of Ghost Hunters at CT. I could stand there with a gaping chest wound from being impaled from a "Garden Weasel" and the sales associates would still look at you and then use their Ninja smoke cloak and vanish. Wish they hired people who actually liked their job.psilosin wrote:The sad thing is that isn't even much of an exaggeration...thedjjack wrote:Fixed this for you:
1. Drive to Canadian Tire, take one off, walk in and hand it to the pimply faced kid behind the auto parts counter. Tell him you need at least 24.
2. Drive home try to install one, find out that they do not fit slightly damage the threads on the stud trying to get it on.
3. drive back to Canadian Tire wait in line with 30 people all returning poor quality 3rd world crap. as you wait people working behind the counter go on break with increasing numbers relative to your proximity to the counter.
4. Get to the counter they tell you you need to go to the parts counter.
5. Go to the parts counter get in line with 30 people half getting parts half returning parts and no one is around. But there is a button to push that announces "sales associate to the parts counter". Unfortunately no staff have that name....
6. Leave the store with 24 lug nuts that fit nothing and wait until after hours to throw them threw the window.