New JOB.

[DUCKGOGETTER]

Congrats bro!!!

[BIG RED 1983]

Congrats man this just proves that hard work does pay off keep it up

[Jedi Lure Tricks]

Congrats Jason, you deserve it!

[southern151]

It couldn't happen to a better deserving individual! Congrats on the new move!

[jpcajun]

Congrats! I know how i felt when i got the job i wanted for so long! Great feeling!

[PaulMyers]

Originally Posted by kbolton

BTW, I do plan to sponsor this site. I would like to do my part to give back. Thanks to everyone for making this site a success!

Thanks King, We do appreciate the kind words and look forward to working with you in the future.

[Big Kahunaz]

Congrats! To me nothing beats establishing new customer relations, "earning" their business, and the freedom of outside sales!

[Big Kahunaz]

Make sure and write off the mileage at the end of the year... Less u are given a allowance! Enjoy the new wheels...
Ecoboost=great mileage

[jlincecum]

Congrats Jason!!! A new F-150 would look good in your driveway

[mcjaredsandwich]

Way to go man. Your wife was really excited at work. I found out you got the job from her. You deserve it! Now go make that money lol

sammich

[trophytroutman]

Good deal Jason

[simplepeddler]

Happy for you man.........after 27 years.......I can tell you, sales is where it's at!!

[1fastmerc]

Originally Posted by Micah

You sure

Oops. I was just looking ahead. Lol


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[speck-chaser]

congrats bro!!!

[longcast]

Originally Posted by Big Kahunaz

Make sure and write off the mileage at the end of the year... Less u are given a allowance! Enjoy the new wheels...
Ecoboost=great mileage

I went to meet be Bolton yesterday and test drove the ecoboost. Nice truck just not sold on the v6 idea. Does anyone have a opinion on this new ride. Btw mr Bolton was a very nice guy. Thanks for the help man.

[Big Kahunaz]

i know Hurtem Hatten has one....maybe he can chime in on its performance for ya. He went from an F250--->ecoboost

[simplepeddler]

Keep one thing in mind man, real successful salesman NEVER let the client know that he/she is mega successful.

I have five sales people that work for me, none under six figures, three past 200.
the guy that makes the most, still does not send his clothes to the cleaners, modest truck, modest home, modest boat, but at 33 every damn thing he owns is paid for.

imagine being 31 and have a real nice 250K home paid for.
An entry level F250.....cloth seats, not nav........paid for
a 22 foot Carolina skiff, paid for
wife drives a Yukon (he spurges a little on her, for good reason) paid for
30 foot camper to take him the wife, the three kids out, paid for

college for ALL three kids, done, over, paid for.......

kid is going to retire EXTREMELY well.

When I hired this fine young man, it was for 42K garranteed, in six months he went straight commission and never looked back.

But never forgot where he came from either.

Just a little coaching man, that's all.
I've been building successful teams for 21 years now and those that "remain" are those that realize that one day it's gonna rain

[longcast]

Originally Posted by simplepeddler

Keep one thing in mind man, real successful salesman NEVER let the client know that he/she is mega successful.

I have five sales people that work for me, none under six figures, three past 200.
the guy that makes the most, still does not send his clothes to the cleaners, modest truck, modest home, modest boat, but at 33 every damn thing he owns is paid for.

imagine being 31 and have a real nice 250K home paid for.
An entry level F250.....cloth seats, not nav........paid for
a 22 foot Carolina skiff, paid for
wife drives a Yukon (he spurges a little on her, for good reason) paid for
30 foot camper to take him the wife, the three kids out, paid for


college for ALL three kids, done, over, paid for.......

kid is going to retire EXTREMELY well.

When I hired this fine young man, it was for 42K garranteed, in six months he went straight commission and never looked back.

But never forgot where he came from either.

Just a little coaching man, that's all.
I've been building successful teams for 21 years now and those that "remain" are those that realize that one day it's gonna rain

Thanks for the wisdom. I have never bought myself a new vehicle so I'm kinda excited. I really do appreciate the advice. Your sales guy reminds me of me. I live in a modest home that's almost paid for and drive a older trailblazer that's paid for. My boat is also paid off. Man I hate owing the man. I just can't take customers out in that old truck.

[simplepeddler]

sounds like you'll be fine man.
thanks for not thinking I was lecturing you.

the other side of this is, I've worked with guys, in fact one right now, that have made literally over 1.5 million in the last 8 years, and after a gutter trap wife and many other "bad" decisions, and a twist in his account base, he is close to broke.

200 dollar bottles of wine add up quick.

Now he had a great time!

[jchief]

Jason, on the eco boost. Son has a friend that has one and loves it. I think towing capacity is 9,000.