Ask questions, brainstorm, talk about the issues, come up with solutions, make a report, implement the solutions!

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"Problems get fixed. You don't get to see the data if the data is proprietary. Or frankly, if they just don't want to share it."

Data? What data? Im confused. Whats proprietary about the process of making an oil pan? Its a sheet of steel folded up on a brake press, small sheets of steel fit up inside it, then welded.

 

Maybe we could schedule a meeting to discuss the data. Afterwards, we could send out a memo via email and then get everyone involved to sign the memo. Once it is signed, then we can check all the data points again to make sure they are correct and then have one last meeting. Hopefully, we could collaborate with Canton and have a meeting with them to discuss company core values and synergy on why some of the oil pans leak. I'd bet that it leads back to not enough meetings and email memos.

 

Exactomondo! I have no idea what data he wants.

 

Oh crap...but that means I have to make sure I have all the emails of everybody again! And, and, and, wait...what about the guys who bought a pan after the initial run? How do I get hold of them? And, oh crap, what about the guys who bought it through distributers and other retails outlets. And wait, what about the people who bought one but never installed it, or sold it! Do we have the guys who bought it on some list somewhere. Oh God...we should just turn this over to the federal government so they can issue a mandatory recall.

 

you guys should get each others phone numbers and text each other

 

LOL. Let's do a group Skype. Then we can show each other our pans!

 

I didn't not say that.


They aren't allowed to respond to sell an item or to defend their claims of failures/fixes. The latter would be very beneficial to the members of this forum (maybe not so much for Canton though).

We ask you because you keep responding and getting more upset in the process.

 

From the Urban Dictionary:

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Yeah, I'm not surprised you didn't get that one. My point is that you keep responding so passionately, but then you're telling someone to ask Canton. Pick one.