"We're just here to break stuff!"
My wife used to compose ads like this for the weekly “Penny Saver” in her home town.
We have laughed for years over the first-drafts of the supermarket ads putting “pork lion” on sale!
The people who composed the ad are the ones who screwed up - and that likely was not the dealership. I would have been more concerned if the pictured auto part was the alternator, instead of the disk “breaks”.
You were expecting maybe literacy?
Cut the guy a brake, geesh.
I see that mistake made frequently; even here on FR. Still a sign maker should know better. In any case the dealer is getting attention which is what they wanted. Are the techs there on a brake?
...says the guy who misspelled the source in posting this....
"We're just here to break stuff!"
After my first “break” job ripoff back in 1986 i learned (easily) how to do it myself for something like 30 bucks instead of the $300 plus they charge.
I feel sorry for all the gullible women out there...i’ve made it a point to help many of them cheap.
Same goes to fuel pumps, water pumps, alternators, shocks, exhaust etc etc etc..
My buddy’s dad owned a gas station in 1985 and charged me 130 dollars to pullout 2 bolts and a rubber line to replace my fuel pump.
I was like WTF!!?
These rip-off artist turned me into the amateur mechanic that i am today.
You would not believe the things i have fixed with my crappy Craftsman tool set..
They sure hook into one's intense desire to mock or correct the "stupid" ad writer!
Illiterates probably shouldn't be selling books.