Another way to drive like an outlaw is this Ford F250 Outlaw.
It's a gorgeous truck, one I have my eye on for a new friend I met recently.
He's a specialist in wireless communications who needs a 4 door diesel truck for his family and trailer.
I emailed my friend about the truck today, but to my horror one of my colleagues is showing the truck to another customer even as we speak.
Yes, it is a disaster. Unless it doesn't sell. But how can it not? It is a great buy and a very unusually lovely vehicle. I just think that my esteemed colleague should show the proper deference my friend deserves and help his own customer into a different vehicle.
After all, as Al Swearengen says, "You've got to respect a specialist."
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UPDATE: The colleague I mentioned above just sustained a nasty but not serious injury while moving about the showroom. He is now sporting a sizeable bandage over a sizeable gash on his forehead. Coincidence? I don't know, but I do urge everyone to take care not to interfere with The Truck Merchant. It just isn't good luck. That's all I'm saying.
Driving... a law... which everyone has to obey at its very first... one must not be outlaw it and its disobeying really creates the disasters and a panic situation may occur.. One must be cool and calm while driving with all the laws..
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