Alex Davis - #1965-2 | Car Selling Secrets #87

Tom Barnard Podcast

News, Comedy

4.6 • 637 Ratings

🗓️ 25 March 2021

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

Alex Davis makes his return to Car Selling Secrets. When he was first on, 1 1/2 years ago, he was about to start his sales career at Walser's Porsche Wichita store. He talks about his love for the brand, selling the most expensive car in company history (1.3 Million) and starting his own podcast. Somehow we wind up talking about Eric Eskola and a couple callers phone in to celebrate their recent sobriety. You never know what's going to happen on Car Selling Secrets.

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0:00.0	Where's the manager?
0:04.5	Walzer Automotive presents car selling secrets.
0:10.4	Welcome to Walzer Automotive Group's car selling secrets.
0:14.2	Episode 87, it is Thursday, March 20, I decided to start saying the date.
0:22.3	25th. 25th 20th 2021 joining us
0:24.6	in studio our special guest
0:26.4	Alex Davis Andy Bram Bernard
0:28.6	and as always
0:30.0	Tommy
0:31.8	Wow you're so good split second timing
0:34.5	We'll be right back
0:36.7	after these exciting announcements from our sponsors.
0:40.5	Michael Bryant, Brad Sean, Brian. What's the latest?
0:43.3	We're just trying to represent people who've been injured through no fault of their own.
0:46.9	We're trying to talk to them before they talk to an adjuster or before they take a settlement
0:50.9	that isn't something they should get based upon their injuries.
0:53.7	How many people are out there in different, not in the law business, that love to run around
0:58.0	scaring people before you even get to them?
1:00.3	Well, adjusters want to settle cases and they want to close files.
1:03.8	So based upon that, they do what they have to.
1:06.9	I think there's a lot of circumstances where they probably act as attorneys where they're not attorneys and they try to explain people's rights or they give them a certain view that if they look at it.
1:17.0	And what I always say is this.
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