Where Do We Get Our Parts? And Story Time With Oli! - The Clinic Episode 16
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Welcome to Episode 16 of "The Clinic," your favorite RUclips talk show where we dive into the world of phone repairs, tech tips, and behind-the-scenes fun at our repair shop! In this exciting episode, we answer one of the most frequently asked questions: Where do we get our parts?
Join us as we take you on a journey through our sourcing process, revealing how we ensure quality and reliability for every repair. We'll share insider tips on what to look for when buying parts and how to avoid common pitfalls. Whether you're a DIY repair enthusiast or simply curious about what goes into making your phone as good as new, this segment is packed with valuable information.
But that's not all! Stick around for a special Story Time with Oli. Our charismatic and always entertaining host, Oli, will share some unforgettable stories from the repair shop. From the funniest repair fails to heartwarming customer experiences, you won't want to miss these tales from the tech world.
In this episode, you will learn:
How we source high-quality parts for phone repairs
Tips for identifying reliable suppliers
The importance of quality control in repairs
Hilarious and inspiring stories from the shop with Oli
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Let’s dive into the world of phone repairs and enjoy some great stories along the way!
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Found you from your shorts Oli, find it so cool you make these podcasts too. Keep it up !
I wanted to just say something, people like you are the kind of we need more of. You can see that you have a good heart. And also the fact ur so skilled and honest in ur job. Props to you man! Big fan from belgium!!
I sell a load of stuff on Facebook marketplace place and my fav one is when someone asks do you deliver, without actually saying where they are...could be 100 miles away...
i think we all know the ethnic type of the iphone guy... i often get people asking to look at there car , which is fine if it just means lifting it and a quick check of the ball joint / track rod ends, but some people want me to load tools into my car and drive to them and find the fault at there chosen location, for free LOL
If he can afford an iPhone 15, then why haggle for 2 quid off
Remember most phones and cars are on higher purchase
Is it weird that I found watching cars stopping and pulling off and seeing the driver being pushed back in their seat more fascinating?
The rewa cap is nice,i love their stuff
People who try to negotiate prices are just knobheads, frankly. You just don't do that with a business with fixed terms and prices. It's not a car boot sale or flee market. Imagine someone going into McDonald's and trying to knock down the price of a Big Mac to a quid--not happening.
The whole parts situation for most things is just--messy sometimes, and a matter of knowing the right person or where to look. I'm just your average tinkerer who does self-repair with tools I have, and go to repair shops when I don't have the proper gear. I had to go to Aliexpress for a specific laptop part--repair for a fam member.
That end 😂
Used to work at Best Buy. My first store was pretty good with not actually charging for stuff that could be taken care of without actually taking up bench time. Our store was in an area where the average age was 60+ and senior care transit actually stopped at our store multiple times a day. I had one client who was 70 and she stayed in my booth from open 10am to 9pm closing and was trying to get me to do her taxes, she would buy devices while I was with other clients and then have me set them up for her and then she'd return them, she call 1-800 numbers for software companies and try to get me to talk to them, she'd ask me to set her up a crypto-wallet, and if I was with a client she'd pull their chair away from me because she wanted my attention. I asked multiple managers to ban her, her husband said we could ban her and she threatened all my other co-workers who tried to help her.
Oh wow! It’s sad that some people have to do this just to get some company😢