If my son sells $18,000 in car parts and labor in the month, how much do you think he gets as a commission on top of his salary?

Hourly rate, not the salary hourly rate. You would think, okay, most people think,

probably it's like 10%. It's an extra 1,800 a month, right? Over 10 months, that's

an extra $18,000. That's a little bit of an incentive to sell.

Maybe it's 20%.

I mean, labor, and parts.

Getting this stuff at a discount, the laborers labor is free.

Maybe you make an extra $3,600 a month if you're pushing $18,000 a month into the

dealership.

No, you get a gift card for $200.

So this is one my son learned.

That things can go very corrupt very fast.

And so... very corrupt very fast and so but if you don't make your quota let's say you sell

this is very interesting to me.

This is very interesting to me.

And this is something like if we had an attorney general in the state,

if we had, you law enforcement agencies they'd go after people like

this they fucking hammer them it's really stunning and it's completely

fucking illegal obviously and my son wouldn't do it because

He's got a really really really

Strong sense of what's right and what's wrong. You won't do it if you feel that it's wrong you won't do it. He'll go down the tubes get fired or

whatever. You won't sell it. You won't tell somebody your car is fucked up. Here's

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