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12-21-2006, 07:19 PM
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I was driving south on I-95 in Florida yesterday after a biz deal gone bad and decided to stop in Champion Motors in Pompano. Traded my 1999 Ford Windstar on this beauty. Basic, no options C2. Plain Jane, just pretty and fun. Can't do everything the windstar did but does lots of stuff better. 
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12-21-2006, 09:05 PM
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You traded a '99 Windstar for a new 997? Now, that's an upgrade.
Congratulations!
I'm sittin' here wondering what you would have bought if the "biz deal" had gone well? Nevermind, you made the right choice.
Congratulations!
I'm sittin' here wondering what you would have bought if the "biz deal" had gone well?
Nevermind, you made the right choice.
12-21-2006, 10:36 PM
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biz deal gone bad so you traded the mini van in on a new Porsche! AWESOME way to change the day around.
Hey I traded a Hummer in for my Porsche.
Hey I traded a Hummer in for my Porsche.
12-21-2006, 11:54 PM
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Originally Posted by bill walczak
I was driving south on I-95 in Florida yesterday after a biz deal gone bad and decided to stop in Champion Motors in Pompano. Traded my 1999 Ford Windstar on this beauty. Basic, no options C2. Plane Jane, just pretty and fun. Can't do everything the windstar did but does lots of stuff better.
wow, usually when my deals gone bad, i would be lucky NOT having to sell my porsches. you actually add another ;-)
it think it's safe to say that your "plane jane" C2 will b emore fun than your windstar.
welcome.
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12-22-2006, 12:31 AM
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I remember a story of a salesman who was worried about some deal. He decided that if he closed the sale, he would reward himself by buying a new suit. If the deal failed, he would still treat himself to a new suit to reward himself for putting in his best effort. Several new suits later he hit a positive streak and ended up very successful. Apparently the feel-good he had from his new threads gave him better confidence which helped close new deals. I don't know how much of this story is truth and how much fable, but it tells that there is nothing wrong with a constant reminder that you are worth success.
Congradulations on your new toy!
Congradulations on your new toy!
