Jen Maxfield - #2239 | Car Selling Secrets #143

Tom Barnard Podcast

News, Comedy

4.6 • 637 Ratings

🗓️ 20 October 2022

⏱️ 105 minutes

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One thing almost everyone agrees on is that old stuff was simply built better. Whether that's actually true or not warrants further study, but there's one thing we know for certain: it does not apply to cars. Those old 50s cars are cool, but they're not exactly the finely tuned machines we have now. You're lucky if one has a working air conditioner, and that's when it was new. And speaking of things that don't work, a lot of modern journalists aren't terribly great at their jobs, and that's putting it politely. They don't do any legwork and their spell check is apparently broken. Jen has been doing the unheard of for 22 years by actually going places and doing investigative work, and now she has a book about it. See? Being competent pays off.

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0:00.0	Did you ever wonder how all those clock sounds were made in the beginning of Time by Pink Floyd?
0:05.4	Or what was going on when Kurt Cobain wrote Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit?
0:10.6	I'm Jan Delane, host of the Behind the Song podcast. Join me for each episode, digging into
0:15.4	classic rock's most interesting songs and the history behind them. You might just find a new revelation in the music you've heard all your life.
0:23.5	Check it out wherever you get your podcasts and on the Behind the Song YouTube channel.
0:27.8	And if you like it, hit subscribe.
0:30.1	Where's the manager?
0:34.6	Walzer Automotive presents car-selling secrets.
0:40.9	Welcome sports fans.
0:42.8	It's time again for Walzer Automotive Group's car-selling secrets in studio today.
0:48.2	Andy Brampernard.
0:49.7	Mike Gailfan.
0:51.3	Of course, my new name, Anthony Zatola, is here with you. Anthony Zatola.
0:58.2	We'll tell you about Anthony Zatola in a second.
1:00.3	All right.
1:01.9	Michael Bryant, Brad Sean. Brian, what's the latest?
1:04.7	We're just trying to represent people who've been injured through no fault of their own.
1:08.4	We're trying to talk to them before they talk to an adjuster or before they take a settlement that isn't something they should get based upon their injuries.
1:14.9	How many people are out there in different, not in the law business, that love to run around scaring people before you even get to them?
1:21.6	Well, adjusters want to settle cases and they want to close files. So based upon that, they do what they have to. I think there's a lot of
1:29.3	circumstances where they probably act as attorneys where they're not attorneys and they try to
1:33.7	explain people's rights or they give them a certain view that if they look at it, and what I always say
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