The Zip

I followed-up on the above email provided by customer service and got a reply back from GM corporate in a couple of days. I laid out my paint story for an 11 year old truck along with an invoice to show the trouble spots were already repainted. I just cashed a check from GM corporate for paint compensation.

That's what I thought, until I actually got service. GM Customer Service on this site gave another customer a link that I followed-up on. GM corporate contacted me with an email and a phone call. In a little over a week, the result ended with Corporate writing me a check for inferior quality or lack of quality control on a truck that was 11 years old. If GM customer service on this site gives you a recommendation, follow it, you might get compensation for your problem.

Choice between a Hybrid or Electric

Vinyl

GM Customer Service, I had the hood and roof truck painted due to the same issue starting back in 2018. Can't be the first time you folks are hearing this. But I have a moment and will be emailing [email protected] and attaching an invoice for the repainting.

Couple of reindeer short, but that looks like a KC10 R Model, Fighter Sled Version

That 1984 shot looks like an F15 Eagle, being retired Air Force my ears perk up when I see military aircraft. Worked around so many war birds I could name the plane by sound. If that's a F15 Eagle, it wasn't capable of landing on an aircraft carrier, no tailhook on the rearend for starters.

Zuze

Give it to Mikey, he'll eat anything

Conway, Davis, Chamberlain

Childhood days seeing a sign like this on the side of the road, spelling wasn't normally that bad. Southeastern US regional pea family, "purple hull peas", cousin to the black eye.

Down in south Georgia this type of machine was called Any Time Money, which kind of works out.

Very, very, very important as not to leave this responsibility to another family member when you pass away. What you like, consider to have monetary or sentimental value, will not be the same with a family member left behind responsible for the downsizing. When the eldest sibling passed away unexpectedly, the siblings were left with downsizing due to no children or spouse to consider "value". Man you're talking about chinaware, silverware, fine rugs and clothes, restaurant size pots and pans. Siblings, nieces, nephews don't know what to do with that kind of stuff. Who has a China cabinet today? Young folks will look at you and say, what is a China cabinet, is that some place where you keep your paper plates? Some will probably say, I don't want anything to do with that country. So yes, I will totally agree to downsize while you can and be sad now to spare family members the frustration of being sad later.

Another perspective. I had an over-the-top barbering skill set and when I trimmed a fella's 'wig' because I wanted to, I never expected to be paid and didn't have an issue with them when I wasn't. Didn't feel I was being taken advantage of. On the other hand, if I trimmed a fellas' wig because I needed to, then I let them know right up front that I expected to be paid and we negotiated a wage. Always at least 50% cheaper than he could find at any barber by using the Yellow pages. Are Yellow pages still a thing with Google?

He'll never get any employees, from teenage to 70, who doesn't hold onto a cell phone all day?