Is Doc mean & Evil, or does he have a DEEP Sense of Humor?

March 25, 2005

HAY! He should give them the certificate that says they got the skills just

because they paid the money to be there! Just like the folks at ASE (Automotive

Service Excellence) should give a certificate to anyone who " wants " one. It

don't matter if the person knows how to do anything, just as long as they think

they know! If you take your car in to get the brakes worked on, who actually

cares if the brakes work or not when you leave the garage! If you like the

person who " worked " on the car, isn't that good enough?

Sort of like these quacks who call themselves trainers but misquote people when

they reply in their posts... They think they are better than everyone else, but

can't even do something SIMPLE correctly. (Or maybe they are just lyeing

con-artists and cock-roaches...)

Speaking of quacks and cock-roaches, I wonder why quacks and cock-roaches don't

like to go to Doc's seminars? What in the world are they AFRAID of, anyways?

And if they are just simple quacks and cock-roaches, how do they know to be

afraid? Or do they just not know enough to do the damn drill and learn the

skill?

See ya'll soon!

Jim

maximillianhall <maximillianhall

Mar 25, 2005 9:33 AM

Re: Is Doc mean & Evil, or does he

have a DEEP Sense of Humor?

Of course the Doc is mean & evil and deep. Have any of you been to

his seminars, this guy actually MAKES you do the drills. You can't

just sit there and pretend to be paying attention. He asks the

attendees questions to make sure you are paying close detailed

attention. He makes you get off you ass and work with partners and

get results that are easily verifiable. Doc makes you learn, period!

That is often seen as mean and evil.

Imagine that, a person who wont certify you unless you can actually do

the skills the certificate says you know.

Horrible.

Max Edwards

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