Meeting at car dealership

Yesterday, I had a meeting with the people in charge of a domestic car dealership. It was a day when my parents could watch my children, so I took the train.(Train travel is more efficient for work because I can use the computer in between)I was a little nervous because it was like a job interview, but we exchanged a lot of information, and when we were able to get some of the details straightened out, I was able to get a good idea of what I wanted to do.We talked about my love of cars.

The conversation was lively, with the salesman saying, "When you go to the dealership, the salesman immediately offers you a discount if you decide this month.No, that's exactly what happened to us.The atmosphere was friendly, with some laughter. However, as we talked, I got heated up on my own.

A car is the fruit of the blood, sweat, and tears of engineers and designers. And they are filled with history that has been improved over decades by their predecessors. That is why I want the sales staff at dealerships to be more proud of their sales. I don't want them to discount lightly for the sake of their own sales performance!

And why did I say that so vigorously?

Very grateful content...?

The moment I said all that, I suddenly came back to myself and had a hiccup.

I think you all don't like it! ((ﾟ(ﾟ(ﾟ(ﾟ(ﾟ(ﾟ(ﾟ(ﾟ))))))

We had been chatting and laughing earlier, but the atmosphere had completely and utterly changed, and as I was fidgeting impatiently, one of the people on the other end of the line said to me, "I'm sorry, but I'm sorry.

Your words just hit me right in the heart! It is exactly as you said!"

I was in a kind of a confused mood, and when the time came, I had to leave. After that, I received an e-mail from him, in which he wrote as follows.

The discussion about the car industry from the customer's point of view was painful to listen to, but very useful for those of us who are committed to the management philosophy of 'Fat Fat Fat.

I feel like I am making the other party feel very uncomfortable... I am sorry.... If I ever have a meeting with someone in the car business in the future, I must remember not to lose myself like this and get all heated up.