Tomasz 1st post:
See and in my mind asking the service manager, "is there a way to make only one mirror dip?" and him answering "no" is a valid amount of investigation, especially when he turns to TWO mechanics and THREE of his helper monkeys and they all agree. (I'll still need to see my manual before I believe you).
If you can re-route the nav (input a new address while moving) with voice, send my your manual and I'll eat it.
Sometimes the internet is nice and the rest of the time you're a *o** ***k**.
Tomasz 2nd post:
I so appreciate your reconsideration and validation! After reading your first post I was rethinking not just my post but my entire life. You're 'valid to non-valid ratio' rule is inspired thinking. I thank you for showing me a new way to look at this debacle! Yes, I have been through two trucks and sure I've made twenty plus visits to a dealer that is an hour and fifteen minutes away. Sure they shattered the giant sunroof and never cleaned up the glass (after I gave them three trys without complaining) but I didn't fully investigate the mirror dipping option and that just makes me wrong... I need to face that fact.
I shudder for the people around you.
"Daddy, I got an A in math and I'm the captain of the football team. My girlfriend is the smartest and prettiest girl in 5 counties. Aren't you proud of me?"
"I would be son except you unforgivable neglected to fully research the Playstation2 manual before you asked someone online how to format your memory card, so regretable you've ruined the internet". "Thus I must cast you out."
On a side. Like you, I too have a rule for taking other seriously. I try not to take advice from people with horrendous grammar skills... and your sentence structure leaves a bit to be desired. I call that my 'intelligence to poorly thought out and conveyed advice ratio' rule.
For referrals sake this is the sentence that took you out of my "trusted advisors" circle... "These are may be valid, but if you make 9 true statements and one false - whoever (like me) catches you on the false statement will discount the rest. "
I'll break it down for you. "These are may be valid,". There is just not a lot correct in that sentence. Then you used two numbers in one sentence. One is a digit and one is spelled out, poor form indeed.
Anyway glass houses and all, Happy new year!