why did abbotsford host a iasca training ?
07-06-2011, 11:47 PM
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doesnt really make sense you want to help the sport by hosting a training seminar thats fantastic , but then say you dont want to host a show because theirs no interest and shows cost money wow that really helps the industry grow , helps keep the shows coming
07-07-2011, 12:28 PM
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tony offered up his location for training as a personal favor to Jason. had nothing to due with hosting or potentially hosting a show. just good will on Tonys part.. I think more of us should due stuff like that... Tony did what was best for our hobbie, with no personal gain to himself or the shop.... GREAT JOB TONY..
07-07-2011, 12:34 PM
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he dosent see the benefits of hosting shows for value to his bottom line..Thats his opinion and as much as i dont agree with it, its still his opinion.. that what makes his jesture so nice.. he had zero interest in hosting but still opened the doors to iasca..Now if Tony was to hold a show he would go Daves style..and thats a big IF.
07-07-2011, 12:37 PM
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just dont think it should be up to soundsgood and joe to host the only shows in bc , 3 shows this year in our province is just rediculous , if just 1 or 2 other shops would step up we would have way more shows and competitors , driving 10 plus hrs just to get to a single pt show is just way to huge of an expense i remember the first 604 show i went to there was 50 plus cars there that was great to seee i just wish theyd step up and do 1 show this year
07-07-2011, 02:37 PM
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First off - it's pretty douche move attacking a shop/shop owner who does not post here. You rock. 
You come off like you know what went on but obviously you forget that Jason was in town anyway and he wanted to host a training. He was looking for a venue. I contacted Tony who immediately said he would do it. Nice move on his part IMO since none of the regulars here stepped up.
You want to know what was crap - the fact there were FOUR of us there. Don't get me wrong, the more one on one I get, the better IMO but what a waste of Jason's time. Lots of people talk but nobody steps up. Maybe this is why no one wants to host a show - not a lot of support from the community except for lip flapping.
And if Tony doesn't want to host a show then what business is it of yours? If you want more shows, how about you host them? Maybe it would give you something to do other than bitch about other people's shows or them not hosting shows.
fail.
You come off like you know what went on but obviously you forget that Jason was in town anyway and he wanted to host a training. He was looking for a venue. I contacted Tony who immediately said he would do it. Nice move on his part IMO since none of the regulars here stepped up.
You want to know what was crap - the fact there were FOUR of us there. Don't get me wrong, the more one on one I get, the better IMO but what a waste of Jason's time. Lots of people talk but nobody steps up. Maybe this is why no one wants to host a show - not a lot of support from the community except for lip flapping.
And if Tony doesn't want to host a show then what business is it of yours? If you want more shows, how about you host them? Maybe it would give you something to do other than bitch about other people's shows or them not hosting shows.
fail.
07-07-2011, 02:49 PM
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i asked a question about whats the point of hosting training when you have no intention of hosting a show , i dont have anything against tony i just dont understand why he wont do a show , your the one who attacks me on this site constantly , considering ive never seen you at a show what exactly do you do to support the industry ?
