We Need To Talk About This HORRIBLE REVIEW — Transcript
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- 0:01Right, welcome back to channel. First of
- 0:02all, thanks for watching and that, but
- 0:05this video ain't a positive one. Uh,
- 0:08well, I'm going to try and turn it into
- 0:09a positive one. Actually, I don't know
- 0:10how I'm going to do that, but anyway,
- 0:12uh, let's get straight to the point. So,
- 0:14weirdly, today I was having a chat with
- 0:16Chat GPT. Uh, cuz, you know, sometimes
- 0:19it's interesting having little
- 0:20conversations with Chat GPT and that,
- 0:22uh, and I was interested to know what
- 0:26Chat GPT knew about me. So, I asked it
- 0:29what he knew about me. Uh, it listed
- 0:32coalition bands and YouTube channels and
- 0:35blah blah blah. So, I thought, oh, ask
- 0:36it if it knows anything bad about me.
- 0:38So, uh, I said, "Can you find me any bad
- 0:41feedback, any bad negative publicity or
- 0:44anything? Anything that I might have
- 0:45done wrong or anything?" Uh, and it
- 0:50alerted me to two things, two articles
- 0:53online. Uh, one [snorts] article was my
- 0:56association with somebody on Tik Tok
- 0:57who's uh I don't actually have an
- 0:59association with this person on Tik Tok.
- 1:01Um, I just uh interacted with him a
- 1:05couple of times on Tik Tok. Well, people
- 1:07don't like that person on Tik Tok and
- 1:08that's it. I don't give a [ __ ] about Tik
- 1:09Tok to be honest. Uh, so so that I don't
- 1:12give a [ __ ] about that. Some people on
- 1:14Reddit complaining anyway. Uh, but the
- 1:16other one was a bad review for Coalition
- 1:18Vans uh that I was unaware of. Uh
- 1:20[laughter]
- 1:21when I say I was unaware of it, I didn't
- 1:24know there was an actual review left uh
- 1:26that was bad. But we don't have a
- 1:28presence on the website that the bad
- 1:29reviews left on. So in the grand scheme
- 1:32of things, uh I don't care.
- 1:37However,
- 1:39I like to make videos about the good and
- 1:40the bad and the ugly of running a
- 1:41business. And uh this review is is uh
- 1:46the bad and the ugly part of of running
- 1:48a business. [snorts]
- 1:50So uh have I ever had unhappy customers
- 1:52before? Of course I've had unhappy
- 1:53customers. It's inevitable. Like we we
- 1:55we we've had we've had probably seven
- 1:57customers walk through the door today.
- 1:59Uh so over the past five, six years, of
- 2:02course we're going to get uh people who
- 2:04aren't 100% happy with what we've done
- 2:05or how we've done it or whatever it is.
- 2:08Just sometimes you just can't please
- 2:09some people. Uh, by the way, I'm not
- 2:11playing any any of this down. Like, I'm
- 2:13not trying to uh sugarcoat it in any
- 2:16way. Like, we've got a bad review. Let's
- 2:18deal with it. Uh,
- 2:21I'm not going to go into detail. The
- 2:23van, it's a full All right. Okay. It's a
- 2:25full van conversion that we've done uh
- 2:26and the customer's not happy with it.
- 2:28You've seen this van conversion uh
- 2:31fairly recently in the last six months
- 2:33on this channel, and the feedback is
- 2:36bloody good as always. Uh and I in my
- 2:42opinion it's one of the best vans that
- 2:45we have built. Um
- 2:48the the
- 2:50you know on the surface of it like the
- 2:52the look of it uh the the is is one of
- 2:56the most unusual vans that we've done.
- 2:58You might be able to find out which van
- 2:59it is from this description but it's
- 3:02it's an unusual layout. Uh it's
- 3:05unconventional layout. Uh, but the
- 3:08finish of it was beautiful. Now,
- 3:12this video isn't about being
- 3:13disrespectful to that customer. The
- 3:15customer has their own opinions on
- 3:16things. Um, the difference is that the
- 3:19customer's opinion versus um people that
- 3:23know what they're doing. That sounds
- 3:25like a dig. It's not a dig. People that
- 3:26know what they're doing,
- 3:29that's that's the difference. That's the
- 3:30conflict here. Uh anyway, so we knew
- 3:33within two weeks that we were going to
- 3:34get a a bad feedback off this customer.
- 3:36Uh the the the the layout of the van,
- 3:40the ideas
- 3:42were not something that
- 3:46a van builder with experience would be
- 3:48comfortable with doing. Um,
- 3:52arguably
- 3:53at least one of the ideas in that van
- 3:56was dangerous and I didn't really want
- 3:59to
- 4:01do it.
- 4:03But,
- 4:05uh, we're trying to keep customers
- 4:07happy, trying to do new things, trying
- 4:09to try new things. Ironically, that's
- 4:12probably the only bit that the customer
- 4:13hasn't complained about. Uh, the bit
- 4:15that actually is dangerous in that man.
- 4:17um or could be considered dangerous.
- 4:20Sorry. It's only dangerous until
- 4:21something bad when something bad
- 4:22happens. Up until that point, it's not
- 4:23dangerous really in my opinion. Uh but
- 4:26anyway,
- 4:28uh
- 4:30I can't I can't my phone's there so I
- 4:33can't even really go over the complete
- 4:35list of things, but we have tried to
- 4:36remedy this. Uh we uh straight away I
- 4:39knew obviously I knew before the the van
- 4:42was even taken that this was going to be
- 4:43bad feedback. So, I sent a very formal
- 4:48email to the customer highlighting
- 4:52again just because they have an opinion
- 4:54on something doesn't mean that that's
- 4:56right or the correct which just because
- 4:57they've got a friend who does it this
- 4:59way which is actually ironically again
- 5:03something that has been said they they
- 5:07know they they've got somebody who's
- 5:08advising them on how something should be
- 5:10done. uh that person obviously isn't
- 5:14somebody who does this for a living.
- 5:15It's just somebody um uh their mate
- 5:18would have done it differently, so
- 5:20therefore we've done it wrong. That's a
- 5:22general gist of the entire review
- 5:24basically. Uh we didn't paint it the
- 5:27color that the customer wanted it. I'm
- 5:30not going to say what the color is cuz
- 5:31it'll make it more obvious what van it
- 5:32is, but uh we painted it the exact
- 5:34color, the exact color the customer
- 5:36asked for. Uh we also went into great
- 5:38depths.
- 5:40One of the big things that one of the
- 5:41one of the normal sort of arguments,
- 5:44let's say, that we have with a customer
- 5:45is about color. So, they'll give us a
- 5:47color. We'll paint it that color and
- 5:48they go, "That's not the color I
- 5:49wanted." Well, that's the color you told
- 5:50us. Yeah, but it looks different.
- 5:52[music] Uh, yeah. The the thing that you
- 5:54sent us online looks different on your
- 5:55phone because it's your phone screen,
- 5:57not real life. Uh, the one that you've
- 6:00sent us there is under cool white light
- 6:02rather than warm white light. You wanted
- 6:04warm white light in your van. So that's
- 6:06going to uh reflect on the shade of
- 6:08color that you wanted the van blah blah
- 6:10blah that that kind of thing. Anyway, so
- 6:13that's basically the gist of the entire
- 6:14thing. You didn't do it how I wanted it
- 6:16to be done. So that's it. Uh we've
- 6:18actually built that van way better than
- 6:21than
- 6:23we originally thought we were going to
- 6:24do it. Way better than we we
- 6:28again Lee built that van. Uh he he's the
- 6:31[ __ ] daddy of the of building vans.
- 6:33Um, let me just touch on this as well.
- 6:36If you cut your van part, your van
- 6:40furniture out on a CNC machine, you're
- 6:42not a van builder. You're a van
- 6:43assembler. You are essentially
- 6:46assembling
- 6:48IKEA flatpack furniture, whereas we
- 6:51build vans. We hand build vans. Um, and
- 6:54that's our unique selling point, which
- 6:56sometimes isn't doesn't make us loads of
- 6:58money because obviously things take
- 6:59time. Uh, and on that particular van
- 7:01build, we had it a lot longer than
- 7:03expected because of how complex it was.
- 7:06Uh, the customers complained about that
- 7:08as well. Uh, even though they were never
- 7:09in a rush for it and it was fine and
- 7:11they just wanted it to be right, blah
- 7:13blah blah blah blah. But now the the
- 7:15fact we had it a little longer than they
- 7:16expected is now a problem and it's been
- 7:18put in the bad feedback.
- 7:20Honestly, [clears throat] I don't care
- 7:21about that at all. Um, we we give a
- 7:24guide to people and most for the most
- 7:26part we hit that target. Sometimes we
- 7:28don't. Um, when the customer picked the
- 7:31van up, I wish I'd recorded it now
- 7:33because, uh, the customer was in tears
- 7:35with joy. Tears of joy, let me tell you.
- 7:39Uh, couldn't thank us enough. Hugging
- 7:41us. Uh, all that kind of thing. Really
- 7:43happy with it. Uh, blown away by the
- 7:46van. Uh, overall. Uh, and then the next
- 7:50day everything changed. It was this is
- 7:52[ __ ] This is [ __ ] Blah blah blah blah.
- 7:55Uh, and again, I don't play down
- 7:57complaints. In fact, one thing I do is
- 8:00uh try and go above and beyond for those
- 8:03customers usually and um really learn
- 8:06from that. So at Coalition Vans,
- 8:09although I am, let's say, the boss, even
- 8:12though I don't like saying that, uh
- 8:14everybody's including everything.
- 8:16Everything is transparent. Every bit of
- 8:18bad feedback is transparent. Every bad
- 8:20every time we're we're struggling with
- 8:22something, everybody knows about it.
- 8:24Everything's transparent. So everybody
- 8:25everybody at Coalition has known that
- 8:27this is coming for a long time. Uh and
- 8:30as I say in the grand scheme of things,
- 8:31this review is nothing because it's on a
- 8:33website where we don't even have a
- 8:34presence. It's not even it's not it's
- 8:36insignificant. But
- 8:39bad feedback is important to us because
- 8:41we we learn from it.
- 8:44Uh the tables are wobbly. I mean
- 8:51it's a camper van. You've got a camper
- 8:54van table leg, which we we don't make
- 8:56them. We buy them, right? Camp. It's
- 9:00It's screwed into plywood.
- 9:04It's never going to be solid. It's not a
- 9:06house. It's not your home. It's not got
- 9:09this table has not got four legs at
- 9:12either corner of a rectangular table.
- 9:14It's got one pivot point in the middle,
- 9:16which means if you lean on the outside
- 9:18edge of that table, it's going to move.
- 9:21Every camper van's the same. Anybody out
- 9:23there with a motor home, you know that
- 9:25things move and flex. I've seen
- 9:26thousands motor homes. I've seen a
- 9:28thousand camper vans. It's the same
- 9:30thing. Like don't you're not doing yoga
- 9:33on your table. It's a camper van, not
- 9:35your house. Um that's that's like the
- 9:38biggest one. Now, don't get me wrong,
- 9:40like there are things in that van that
- 9:42I'm not 100% happy with. Uh and there
- 9:45and there is something one thing one
- 9:47thing that stands out from that review.
- 9:49Uh and the customer highlighted it to me
- 9:50only a few weeks ago, actually. So by so
- 9:53I go back I've jumped over all over a
- 9:55little bit because of that phone call
- 9:56interrupting me. But uh the customer
- 9:59wasn't happy. So I sent a very long
- 10:01formal email highlighting uh what are
- 10:05issues and what she considers to be
- 10:07issues but aren't actually issues. It's
- 10:08just knowing that things are this that
- 10:10and the other and and this is the way we
- 10:12do things for a reason. We do that. I
- 10:14understand it might not be how you would
- 10:16do it but we do it for this reason for
- 10:17this reason blah blah blah blah blah all
- 10:18that kind of thing. We didn't get a
- 10:20reply to it obviously. we just got
- 10:22ignored. Uh I highlighted that the
- 10:25customer is entitled to come back. Uh we
- 10:28do a very unique thing which I don't
- 10:29think any other company camper van
- 10:30company does and maybe they'll all do it
- 10:32now, but we ask a customer to come back
- 10:35after two or three weeks for us to give
- 10:37a check over because we don't road test
- 10:39vans. So, it's inevitable that at some
- 10:42point while they're out living their
- 10:44best life in their camper van, uh
- 10:46something's going to come loose,
- 10:47something's going to come undone,
- 10:49something might not work right,
- 10:50something might break, a fuse might blow
- 10:52out, whatever it is. So, we invite
- 10:53customers back as a courtesy thing to
- 10:57come back and get uh a checkover. So, we
- 11:01do like a littleote on it and and that
- 11:04and and that's that. But then we say in
- 11:06two or three months time, come back
- 11:08again because you'll have been out, done
- 11:10more things in it, tested everything
- 11:12better than we can ever do, and we'll
- 11:16we'll check it over again. And I've
- 11:17actually got a customer that's messaged
- 11:18me today that he's had his van built 12
- 11:21months ago, and he now wants to bring it
- 11:23back for us to have a look over it
- 11:25before his warranty completely runs out,
- 11:26sort of thing. Uh,
- 11:29which is great. That works all the time,
- 11:32every time for us. This customer didn't
- 11:33want that. So, only a couple of weeks
- 11:35ago, the customer highlighted something
- 11:37to me that is an absolute [ __ ] thing on
- 11:41our part. Um,
- 11:44not should I go into I don't know. It's
- 11:46not worth going into details. So,
- 11:48basically, there's something on that van
- 11:49that
- 11:51over a long period of time, if it
- 11:54remains the same, could cause some
- 11:56damage to the van. Um, uh, sorry, could
- 11:59could cause some damage to the build.
- 12:00There could be water ingress, let's say.
- 12:02Right. So, I immediately said, "Oh, wow.
- 12:06That that's a massive oversight. Uh, can
- 12:09you bring it back down and we'll seal it
- 12:11all up and blah blah blah blah blah."
- 12:15It falls on me. I'm the [ __ ] name of
- 12:17the door. So, whenever it's good or bad,
- 12:20it falls on me. If we get good feedback,
- 12:22people say it to me. When it's the lads
- 12:24that do all most of work, it's them that
- 12:26get the good feedback. When it's bad
- 12:28feedback, it comes to me. I I don't
- 12:30share it particularly. I just let
- 12:31everybody know that we need to do better
- 12:32and that's it. So this thing's come up.
- 12:35So I said, "Bring it back." She says,
- 12:36"Can you do this date?" I said,
- 12:37"Unfortunately,
- 12:39I can't do this date. We've got we've
- 12:42got jobs booked in on that date, which
- 12:43means everybody's we're going to have
- 12:45customers there waiting for like diesel
- 12:47to fits and that kind of thing. So if
- 12:49you could do this day or onwards, fine."
- 12:52She said, "No, don't worry. I'll sort it
- 12:54myself." I said, "Okay, but just
- 12:57remember you've got 12 months warranty.
- 12:59You can bring your van back when if you
- 13:01need something doing. We just need to
- 13:02book it in. That's all." Like, and
- 13:04that's not unreasonable. Like any
- 13:06company in the world surely would say,
- 13:08"Yeah, just book it in. You can have
- 13:10you'll sort it out." Anyway, I let the
- 13:13customer know that she's got a 12 months
- 13:14warranty. I didn't hear another thing
- 13:15from it. And I think if I look if I do
- 13:17take some time to look back at the
- 13:19messages, I think that's probably when
- 13:20the bad feedback was left. Uh
- 13:24now
- 13:26obviously I've told you that one of the
- 13:27things on there is is something that I'm
- 13:29not happy with. Uh I'm going to get
- 13:31sorted. I I I did highlight it to the
- 13:33lads. I said this is not good enough. Uh
- 13:35but I didn't check the van over as
- 13:37thoroughly as I should have done before
- 13:38it left. So it falls on me. I will
- 13:40happily fix that thing. Uh no problem at
- 13:44all. Uh it doesn't doesn't matter. Good
- 13:47feedback, bad feedback, whatever. I'll
- 13:49fix it. That's it. Because that's what
- 13:50we do. Uh, but obviously I don't think
- 13:53that's happening now because I didn't
- 13:55get a reply to that message either. So,
- 13:56anytime I've tried to remedy anything in
- 13:58that van, no reply, knock back. Not
- 14:02interested. And to be honest, I'm
- 14:05probably going too far saying this, but
- 14:07this customer has had a [ __ ] attitude
- 14:08towards us from the beginning. And the
- 14:10irony is that the the c the customer is
- 14:15getting advice from somebody else
- 14:18who's also been and had two vans built
- 14:21with us in the past. So this person
- 14:23trusted us to have two van builds, been
- 14:26happy with it, trusted us enough to send
- 14:28their friend over to have another van
- 14:30built. And then after the van's been
- 14:32built, they've [ __ ] stirred and tried to
- 14:36basically said that we're incompetent.
- 14:38You sent this person to us, mate. You
- 14:40sent Anyway, that person can bollocks as
- 14:43well. I'm not interested in drama or
- 14:46[ __ ] I know that's iron ironic as well.
- 14:48I've said irony a few times in this. I
- 14:50know that some people think I'm
- 14:51interested in drama. I don't give a [ __ ]
- 14:52about drama. I'm not interested at all.
- 14:54Got bigger fish to fry than that. Uh but
- 14:56uh that person could do one as well. Uh
- 14:59that customer's warranty still stands.
- 15:00We're still happy to help that customer.
- 15:02Uh, still happy happy to replace any
- 15:04parts that that have broke. If the table
- 15:06legs aren't good enough, you can upgrade
- 15:09them to different ones. Uh, but I
- 15:12guarantee that the table legs are still
- 15:13going to be wobbly because it's a camper
- 15:15van and it's screwed into 15 mil ply on
- 15:17the floor. Not anyway. Anyway, listen,
- 15:22I've told you I've got a bad review now.
- 15:24Uh, and I know that there are other
- 15:26customers out there as well that have uh
- 15:29not left a bad review, but have given us
- 15:32bad feedback. And
- 15:34sometimes you So, there's a few types of
- 15:38bad feedback you get. You get the uh
- 15:41customer that says, "I've got a leak.
- 15:42Can I bring it back?" Yeah, of course
- 15:44you can. I'll sort it. No worries. It's
- 15:46just his plum fittings come undone or uh
- 15:48whatever it is. Whatever it is. Uh my
- 15:51fuse, my inverter ain't working. Fuses
- 15:52blown. and you've overloaded it. There's
- 15:54something wrong, but we'll fix it. Uh,
- 15:56and then there's the ones that no matter
- 15:58what you do, it's not good enough. So, I
- 16:00had a customer a couple of years ago,
- 16:01probably three years ago, had a really
- 16:03nice van built with us. Absolutely
- 16:04stunning van. Beautiful van. You've seen
- 16:06it on this channel. Um,
- 16:10uh, one of his breakers melted.
- 16:13I said, uh, he he didn't tell me. I saw
- 16:17him post it on a Facebook group. So, I
- 16:20messaged him saying, "Excuse me, mate.
- 16:22uh let me know what you want to do with
- 16:24it. I uh I think he lived in Morham or
- 16:27something, so a few hours away. I said,
- 16:30"I'm happy to I think it was Bruce that
- 16:32said it. I'm happy to drive over to you,
- 16:34but
- 16:35uh at the same time, it would be more
- 16:37cost effective if uh I order that part
- 16:41that you need, replacement part, had it
- 16:43sent to you, and I'll send you some
- 16:45money in compensation for your time
- 16:47fixing it." The customer was happy with
- 16:49that, but it still carried on slagging
- 16:51us off to everybody even though we'd
- 16:52fixed a thing that uh tried to make out
- 16:54like we cutting corners by buying cheap
- 16:56parts, which is something we get quite
- 16:58regular from from unhappy customers. Uh
- 17:00yeah. Uh so you are just going to get
- 17:03unhappy people being unhappy and that's
- 17:05what they like sometimes. And and and
- 17:07and unfortunately
- 17:09uh in this situation,
- 17:12we were never going to please that
- 17:14customer. Uh and that was one of them.
- 17:16And again, I understand that that's easy
- 17:17for me to say sat here right now. And
- 17:19you might see this as me trying to cover
- 17:20my ass or whatever it is.
- 17:23Uh I don't need to do that. I I I again,
- 17:26I'm being very careful how I'm coming
- 17:28across here. But when you know as a
- 17:33company that you've done your very best
- 17:34for somebody and you have gone above and
- 17:37beyond for that person and you have
- 17:41taken the good feedback and the bad
- 17:43feedback and you've tried to rectify
- 17:45everything and you're still going to get
- 17:47that unhappy person. In fact, there's
- 17:48another customer I can think of right
- 17:50now uh and he'll be watching this. Um,
- 17:52[snorts]
- 17:53we
- 17:55had a guy
- 17:57cry poverty to us basically saying he
- 17:59couldn't afford to finish his camper
- 18:01van, he couldn't afford to do this,
- 18:02could he didn't have the skills to do
- 18:03this, that, and he, don't have time to
- 18:04do it. He for months and months and
- 18:08months he came in every week
- 18:11uh talking to us, befriending us, try
- 18:14and we
- 18:16looking back now, he was almost grooming
- 18:18us, let's say, to make out like he was a
- 18:22friend of ours so that when it came to
- 18:24actually booking his van in, he was
- 18:26going to knock us down and knock us
- 18:27down. Knock us down. He knocked us down
- 18:29to
- 18:33I can't say it actually. I can't say it.
- 18:35It knocks us down to a really low price
- 18:37and but it was on the basis that it was
- 18:40an as and when job. As soon as we've got
- 18:41time in the warehouse or whatever or
- 18:44we've got a staff member that's got what
- 18:45to do that day, we'll jump on his van
- 18:47and get done. We had that van for about
- 18:499 months. It were a [ __ ] nightmare
- 18:51from start to finish. Never happy with
- 18:54anything we did. Uh never happy with it.
- 18:56Bought all plastic panels on the wall.
- 18:58We ated it. It looked crap. They stained
- 19:00easily. They marked easily. We were not
- 19:02proud of that van. The van looked awful
- 19:05and uh the customer changed his mind so
- 19:08we had to repaint it the entire thing
- 19:09again. Then we ended up carpeting over
- 19:11all the plastic panels because they look
- 19:13crap. The plastic panels didn't fit
- 19:15together properly. So there were gaps.
- 19:16We had to bodgege these gaps to not make
- 19:18them look nothing to do with anything we
- 19:20built. It was [ __ ] It were utterly
- 19:22crap. Horrible, horrible, horrible van.
- 19:25But we did what we could with it to help
- 19:28somebody out. And then as soon as we
- 19:30finished, he was happy with it. Uh we
- 19:34hand over with him. Um
- 19:38he was blown away by it. Happy as Larry.
- 19:40And then within a few days, we had a
- 19:42long list of things that he wasn't happy
- 19:44with. Now,
- 19:46our argument was that well, you didn't
- 19:49pay for that. You paid a fraction of the
- 19:51cost. We did. We actually lost a lot of
- 19:54money on that job. I I worked it out and
- 19:56I presented him with it about we lost
- 19:58about six grand on that job. Uh and that
- 20:00was purely labor. So man hours on that
- 20:03job. Um
- 20:06uh
- 20:08it it worked out I can't remember how
- 20:09many 40 days I think we've done on it
- 20:12for free. 40 days like think about that.
- 20:14How much that is for a company? That's a
- 20:16lot of can't 40 days.
- 20:19Anyway, whatever it were it worked about
- 20:21six grand. I said that's it. This is
- 20:23this is your bill for six grand that
- 20:25we're not giving you, but this is how
- 20:26much more we've spent on your van. Uh,
- 20:29and you're complaining that we haven't
- 20:32uh put in this thing for you or finished
- 20:35this part off. I said, we've given you a
- 20:37fully functioning camper van here. There
- 20:40are some things that aren't 100% because
- 20:43we can't physically do any more. We had
- 20:45to draw a line under it and say, "Right,
- 20:47that's it. We cannot do any more work."
- 20:50Anyway, pushed and pushed and pushed,
- 20:52threatened to expose us online, which we
- 20:54don't give a [ __ ] about either cuz we
- 20:56we'll fight fire with fire on that one.
- 20:58And uh
- 21:01it was just a it was just a threat. I'm
- 21:02not being threatened by anybody. Um but
- 21:06anyway, he pushed and pushed. We had it
- 21:07back in. We did some snagging issues on
- 21:09it. Uh finished some bits off again
- 21:12another probably two days labor that we
- 21:15didn't get back from it and that
- 21:17customer's gone away. Luckily, we've not
- 21:19heard from him again. Uh, and I don't
- 21:21wish to ever hear from him again. We've
- 21:23told him he's not welcome back because
- 21:24of uh the abuse that he was giving
- 21:27staff.
- 21:28Uh, and this is the thing why I I do
- 21:31take a lot of this stuff personal is
- 21:33because I know and I stand by the lads
- 21:36that that work for Coalition. I they
- 21:39they are experts at what they do. They
- 21:43have that experience. They know what
- 21:45they're doing. We're lucky to have
- 21:48the staff that we've got like the
- 21:50experience between them. We've got
- 21:52somebody that is an actual furniture
- 21:55maker, not a a IKEA assembler, an actual
- 21:59furniture maker. We've got actual
- 22:02electricians, fully qualified
- 22:05electricians, not somebody who's whose
- 22:08mate can do can wire a fuse board up.
- 22:10Actual electricians. Granted, me and Lee
- 22:14are not qualified joiners, right? But
- 22:18I'm decent at what I do. You've seen the
- 22:21channel. I'm not the best at all, but I
- 22:24I hold my own. Lee is [ __ ] brilliant
- 22:26at it. Uh it the way is his mind works,
- 22:29I've talked about it before, is [ __ ] is
- 22:31insane. Uh but it happens to build good
- 22:34camper vans. Uh I stand by everybody. Uh
- 22:37so between us, we know what we're doing.
- 22:39Uh, and if a customer doesn't agree with
- 22:40us, they can present that to us, but
- 22:45usually the customer is the one that's
- 22:47wrong. But you know the saying, the
- 22:49customer is always right. Well, we have
- 22:50to suck it up and just accept it and
- 22:52that's it. And that's why I take it
- 22:54personal because I know that the the
- 22:56lads are [ __ ] good at what they do.
- 22:58Uh, so when somebody is disrespectful to
- 23:00them or somebody is nasty to them or
- 23:04abusive to them or says nasty things or
- 23:06pulls them down, I'm going to be
- 23:08defensive over it. Uh, and that's where
- 23:11we're at.
- 23:13Anyway, let's let's end this video. Uh,
- 23:18we've got we've got we've got we've got
- 23:19a bit of bad feedback there. And uh
- 23:23oh well.
- 23:25Still got to go to work tomorrow and
- 23:27work hard and make other people's dreams
- 23:30come true. Can't let one bad apple. It's
- 23:33probably three.
- 23:35It's probably three people I can think
- 23:37of. But again, three in like in six
- 23:40years. Probably probably hundreds of
- 23:43people. Hundreds and hundreds and
- 23:44hundreds of people have crossed our
- 23:46paths and had work done. Uh things are
- 23:49actually really busy at the moment which
- 23:51is weird as well because it did that did
- 23:53go quiet since powerhouse closed. Like
- 23:57we've been inundated with with jobs and
- 23:59I'm not just talking about full van
- 24:00builds. We've got electrical work coming
- 24:02out of our houses at the minute but
- 24:03luckily we've got the right I'm waffling
- 24:06now. Love you. Bye.
- 24:11>> [music]
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