Mike Phillips
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- Dec 5, 2022
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Most of my classes are 15 to 20 people.
The thing with the roadshow classes is at least 15 people are not signed up 30 days out from the date of the class we cancel.
As I posted above, management is not going to approve the funds to ship out 2 full pallets of tools, extension cords, pads, microfiber towels, etc. until we hit the 15 people threshold.
People been asking me to bring our class on the road for YEARS now.... and now we're doing it. So it's time to for everyone to pony up to the table.
Also just to note, in ALL my classes, we have 2 cars for every tool set we cover this way EVERYONE gets tons of hands on time. I document this I all my write-ups. I just posted fresh pictures here of a class at Autogeek.
Pictures & Comments from the September 2017 Competition Ready Detailing Class
And just the picture count alone for this thread is unheard of. Try to find ANY class anywhere that so completely and fully documents everything you get to do....
323 Pictures - Autogeek's Hands-On Roadshow Detailing Classes!
And not so much for your but for anyone reading this into the future, I also document all the tools and "stuff" we pack in for our classes. The pictures tell the story,
Packing up for the Autogeek Roadshow Class in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin - August 12th & 13th
Here's just 3 pictures from the above article I wrote - more pictures showing so much more stuff that is packed...
These are not get-togethers....
These are the real deal.
I hope you attend, I love teaching these classes and I promise you'll learn a lot and you'll also have a lot of fun. That's how these classes roll.
And I also promise you that you won't be sitting in a chair listening to me talk.... you'll be up and moving and working and learning.
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