"I'm on a Final Road Trip before I get deployed to the middle east. I've been stopping at as many Harley dealerships as i can on my way, which is not so uncommon, just to see different stores, bikes, etc. At every store thus far, the employees and dealers have been friendly and welcoming and I've chatted with many of them and gone on my way, until this store. I walked in after driving some distance, and when I informed the dealer i was just looking around and picking up a poker chip, he said they didn't have any. Now, I'd heard before that not every dealership does it, so i wasn't surprised. What did upset me was the employee's demeanor and condescending attitude, as if I'd come in and had wasted his time. He began to inform that they "Were in it for the big bucks, not the little things." His whole attitude just made me angry and I ended up not wanting anything at all. I'm not naive as to think that Harley isn't a business, but people also buy the bikes for the experiences that go along with it, on and off the road. So, I'm sorry that I was wasting your time pulling over to visit. I know I was keeping you from "making the big bucks" being as I was the only customer at the time. I'll be sure to just keep driving past next time I travel through."
Joshua Gavarrette - Jacksonville, FL