Windshield Repair Forum

Ok, so I order a new Delta set up for one of my employees from my local glass distributor (Mygrant). Bridge, resin, polish, etc, etc. He picks it up for me and meets me for some training with it today. The bridge is in the box still, so I open it up as he's starting to settle in. Low and behold, the bridge has the new I-100 injector in it. Man, I don't even have one of those yet and I'm not really wanting to pay the $50 to upgrade. Then, from out of nowhere, a Windshield Repair Man Law (WRML for short) pops into my head. I suggest it be recorded as soon as possible.

"As legal owner of the business and in good faith while ordering new business equipment, if it is found that said equipment, once in possession, is better in quality or equal in quality, but newer than the current equipment, said equipment immediately becomes property of the owner of the business, with the older equipment being passed to the employees, even if the original receipiant was to be the employees."

BRILLIANT! I now have a new I-100 to try out and he doesn't know what hit him .

JAC

If you are the owner of the business why does this even matter? Did he pay for the tool if he did you are a %%$# if not then its yours anyway.

Guitardood99x,
You seem to have missed the point here a bit.

Screenman is correct guitardood99x that was met as a joke playing on the fact that the employee is was gonna have the better equipment LOL
I don't use delta equipment but when the need arises for another injector I think I will give them a try. That is the law I will use if I ever get an employee

Jeff

Yeah, I guess I should put a disclaimer at the top next time when I'm trying to be funny. Oh well, at least a few people understood

JAC

LOL I thought it was funny

Jeff

that was funny.