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MidwestFescue82 t1_j81nqnm wrote

Reply to comment by MackersYeehaw in Car Repair Shops with Reasonable Labor Charges by MackersYeehaw

It may seem a bit unorthodox, but I would look for a smaller shop, maybe even in a neighboring town (willard, ozark, Nixa etc). Larger shops as I'm sure you're aware are going to charge top dollar, $100/hr+... if you can find a smaller shop that's run by an honest guy that's the sweet spot. Try "Dave & sons auto"... its north out 13 hwy. Guy named Aaron runs it. Stand up guy. Very reasonable.

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lady_guard t1_j81njye wrote

Reply to comment by formiscontent in PriceCutter Natl/Republic by socialistpizzaparty

True, I used to work in grocery at Target in another state, and I was the only team member to my knowledge who actually donated/disposed of expired food or bothered to do FIFO. Our team leads thought running expired goods to the donation area or the compactor was a waste of time and would bitch about how long it took. (As long as the store looked good to the district TL's during walkthroughs, the store leads didn't give a crap about sell-by dates or food safety.) So everyone else in Consumables just left the expired product on the shelf until a guest would eventually call or come in the store to complain. It definitely indicates a problem in management priorities IMO.

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MidwestFescue82 t1_j81mls9 wrote

Reply to Car Repair Shops with Reasonable Labor Charges by MackersYeehaw

What are you trying to have repaired? For something simple like oil change, tires, brakes, etc. I'd reccomend EZ tire in Willard. Honest, reasonable shop. I'd steer you away from Daytona's Automotive, US automotive, and Jordan Valley on west Sunshine, due to my personal experience with those shops and there exorbitant rates. Good luck.

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