CAR DEALERSHIP IN BROOMFIELD - Key Persons
"Archie" isn't named Archie. His real name is Quincey. Or something like Quincey. I honestly don't remember, but his last name starts with Archie, so he decided his name should be part of his last name then all of his last name. He once went to a haunted house. He waited 2 hours to get into said haunted house, then he waited 2 minutes to get back out of said haunted house. Turns out Archie doesn't like haunted houses. He does love horror movies though. He's cool being terrified, but not in person. On his days off Archie enjoys eating food, drinking things, and exploring the city. Not sure which city, but I'm guessing it's probably No Name, because there have to be some interesting things there. Not sure it's a city per se, but it's worth exploring. Because Archie grew up in Florida he is a fan of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, he swears he liked them before Tom Brady, so maybe he was more of a John Gruden fan. Although that's WAY worse. If you ever come to work with Archie and he's not really paying any attention to you, just know it's not personal, it's because he's thinking about a little house in Denver that his girlfriend will never approve of. He desperately wants to own it one day. If you'd like to see a picture of it, Check it out! Personally, I think his girlfriend would love it. I don't think I've met her, or if I have I don't remember meeting her, she may have been at the Christmas party, but I'm sure she's delightful and would LOVE that little Denver house.
Austin Fox came and joined Sill-TerHar a year after COVID first hit. So expectations for him were very low. I asked him about the most unique thing that ever happened to him and he told me a story that involved a colostomy bag. Needless to say, it's not a great story for a bio. He couldn't come up with anything else. So let me tell you about this odd, and surprisingly skinny new car manager. I have never seen anyone eat more sugar, not even my 8 year old would be able to digest the levels of sugar that Austin is able to shrug off. During the summer, it is very common for him to order a pint of Baskin Robbins ice cream, and finish it off in an hour or so. This isn't a terribly impressive feat until you consider that he does it 5 days a week, and he can't weigh more than 140 pounds. The other day I looked at the ice cream section in the grocery store and the button fired off my pants, cracked the glass door, and embedded itself in a carton of Rocky Road. I really liked those pants. Austin has a remarkably charming way with customers, he's kind and courteous, but for some reason refers to all the salespeople as Oompa Loompas. If you ask where that comes from, he'll hop in his boat on the chocolate river and quickly row away. After many many years in the car business, Austin fits right in with our family here at Sill-TerHar, and if you catch him on the right day, you may even see him wearing his purple top hat.
Bobby has been with the dealership for long enough that I can't remember a time without him. A long-time local, he moved from sales, to finance, and now to management. We're all very proud he made it to management, but also a little surprised. I've promised him that as long as we work together, I'll never let him forget his little mishap at the company golf tournament, so many years ago. Fortunately Bobby survived, and now he's in charge of other people.
Bryan joined Sill-TerHar in 2010 as half a third a quarter of our always growing special finance team. His role is to match people with cars that they love, as well as loans they can afford that may help them improve their credit. He is a dad above all else, but won't stop telling hunting stories, so one has to believe that's a passion for him.
Chris specifically wants no personal information online. Which I take a great challenge. I will now offer information that is in no way personal to Chris. People have daughters and sons. Some people have two daughters and one son. People work at Sill-TerHar as Finance Managers, the good ones get to be promoted to a boss-like position. Some people shouldn't smoke, but they still do, even when their friends tell them it is a terrible habit. There's a this guy I know, not Chris, who has an RV that he loves, and even hand built a garage for it, barn raising style. I think Chris may have heard this story, but it's not about him, because I respect him immensely and wouldn't put his personal information on the site. Only four people were injured in the barn raising, and an old GI Joe doll was sadly buried in concrete. Not Chris' GI Joe. Just a doll at "a guy I know"'s house. Some people, in their off time, really enjoy skiing. Not Chris. Or maybe Chris. I'm not going to say, because of the personal information thing. As I understand it, there are many people who attend Harvard every year. They often graduate with degrees in such notable fields of education as Business Management, or Intergalactic Space Travel. They are truly the smartest people, because Intergalactic Space Travel is very hard to do. Did you know, that some people only wear white shirts and black pants to work, even though they have no uniform requirements? I'm not going to say if I know someone who does that, but for privacy reasons, it's probably best to not look at Chris' bio photo. Now you know absolutely nothing about Chris.
Cole first joined us as a 16 year old doing emission testing for our used cars. Given that he's now twenty... something, or maybe thirty depending on when you're reading this... he's been around for a while. He left for school and other pursuits including spending some time as an addiction specialist in LA. He came back as a Mazda salesman and worked his way quickly to Lincoln Manager. He and his wife have a little boy named Jack, thanks to their love of the Pirates of the Carribean series. Cole was a baseball player in college. It sounds impressive, until you learn that his college baseball team had 7 players, and 3 of them were over the age of 50. Their star center fielder was a beautiful yellow lab. He finished his college career batting .112 with most of his success getting on base coming in the form of drag bunts. He dreams of being able to play catch with his 2 year old son Jack, who was named after the guy that Rose kicks off her floating debris in the movie Titanic. Finally he wanted it known that he has an enormous head. It's like an orange on a toothpick. Fortunately his sweet boy Jack, so called thanks to a love of Georgian actor Jack McBrayer's performance as Kenneth the page in 30 Rock, has a very normal sized head.
Pronounced Crys, Crystal prefers a shortened name at work, because she tends to be quite emotional here. So when we see Crys and think she's misspelled cries, we know to be kind. I kind of want to just post her info as she's written it, but I'm afraid our Loaner Car / Call Center would be so inundated by people wanting to give her a hug, we wouldn't be able to do regular business. Her bio starts pretty normal, Crys likes to read, citing Stephen King and Steven Koontz as her favorite authors. No, I read that wrong, Dean Koontz. Steven Koontz wrote Flight of the Intruder, not to be confused with Flight of the Valkyries. I went to highschool with his step-son. That's neither here nor there, just a note that popped into my head. Crys is inherently an introvert, which is why we have her dealing with more people in a single day than anyone else at the dealership. In order to relax after a hard day of being kind to literally everyone, Crys drops the façade, snuggles up with her furbabies, and watches a relaxing horror film. Nightmare on Elm Street, Halloween, and Runaway Bride are her very favorites. She's very put off by people who lie and expects people to treat her with the same kindness she treats them. This is where things get a little dark. Her family is her top priority, and always will be, and she "will do what needs to be done to take care of them"... I assume there's a John Wick sort of threat in there, but I can tell you I'm not going to test it.
Fred has been at Sill-TerHar since 1988, which means he's one of our longest tenured employees. Fred has been in the Denver area all of his life, and currently resides in Broomfield with his wife, Lisa. When he's not loving his horses, he loves to hunt (there's a rumor going around that Fred is the guy that Dick Cheney shot by accident, but it mostly exists to build his reputation as a tough guy.) If you sneak up on him, you can see his softer side, like here, where he's seen intently watching an episode of Maury Povich.
Job Titles:
- Customer Care Coordinator
Gigi is the ray of sunshine that makes coming to work worth it, she is tasked with making sure that all of our customers are always as happy as they can be. She truly treats each one as though they're family... I'm realizing as I type this that having my intern take notes about employees is more effective when it's not Gigi's son. Gigi loves doing triathlons and has completed some impressive events, like two Ironmen events. I can say from experience that, on her bike, she's a cadence rider. (That is to say that she can ride forever, but she's really slow up hills.) When we rode to work together on ride to work day I thought she was being nice on the hills so I didn't feel bad not keeping up, but it turns out she just goes slow sometimes. Don't tell her I said this, but she really is amazing with customers after they've purchased a car, and we're lucky to have her.
Greg's a Broomfielder through and through. He joined the staff in 2002 as a manager and has become known for his gruff exterior, however most of us know that if you do n't let it phase you, you can get to his soft, nougaty center. As any well-versed leader, he commands respect and returns affection. He's a lot like Batman in that way. He loves the outdoors and his fifth wheel that he takes "camping."
Jack joined his dad's dealership in 1970 and was quickly shown to be a natural in the automotive business. His success at building a wonderful family and business stems from an innate ability to make friends and positively influence those around him. His close relationship with the manufacturers has led him to having a unique perspective on the automotive industry. On his down time, he is an avid golfer and loves to travel. More than anything, he is proud of what Sill-TerHar has become, and values that his entire family is involved in its continued growth. He is pictured here with his wife Penny.
Jake asked me to update his bio. I asked him for 5 facts about himself. He wrote himself a eulogy. So, since he's still alive, I'm going to tell you interesting things about Jake, not the things that I loved most about him before he died. Jake started with us in 2016 in our Quick Lane but quickly proved that he was highly motivated by taking care of customers. With that in mind, he was the logical choice for our luxury department's new service manager. Also high on the list of consideration was his adoration of Huskies. Being a dog person was high on the list of positive traits as it's pretty common to find a dog somewhere around our luxury service department. He is known as the "guy who loves Huskies" but apparently that's not the sign of ultimate success, apparently that's identified by how happy customers are. Personally, I think the Husky thing is pretty great. He did mention that when he's not at work "he loves to be with his family, restoring classic cars..." I think it's great to have a shared hobby. I'm surprised that he's got his kids working on the cars as they're quite small, but I suppose that makes it easier to get into the engine compartment to change out spark plugs. He also is a fan of anything to do with sports. You should really experience his passion for traffic control in NFL stadiums. He's in love with the way people are directed in and out of Soldier Field, but don't get him started on getting to your seats at Lambeau...
Job Titles:
- Pre - Owned Sales Manager
Jeff joined Sill-TerHar in 2007, and worked his way from salesman to finance manager to selling oil rigs to sales manager. One of those was not with Sill-TerHar. Climbing the corporate ladder is easy for Jeff as he is 5 foot 19 inches tall, so he's pretty much already at the top before he starts. Do you wonder what Jeff looks like when he's been surprised? He looks like this.
Most of us pronounce Jeff's last name Cal-eez, but he says Cuh-lees. He's been at Sill-TerHar since 2010 and is a lover of adrenaline sports. He bikes with his son Jacob (which I misunderstood to mean that he jumped over his son Jacob with his bike), snowboards (although at his age, it hurts a lot) and raced motorcycles for 23 years. He's also told me that if we would fund him, he'd race cars now. He doesn't race cars now.
Update: Jeff is officially old now. He has 2 hearing aids because apparently repeated banging your head on the ground makes it hard to hear, but he's still very good with customers, and he doesn't say "huh?" nearly as often. He loves his motorcycles to much that he broke his wrist a couple of months ago, because honestly, if you're not breaking anything, are you really trying? Recently Jeff has threatened to get his pilot's license. He would be a truly amazing pilot, although his belief that you need to break things to be doing stuff makes the concept a bit more unsettling. Realistically, we all love Jeff being around here, but if I hear about a small plane that is trying buzzing the tower at DIA with the pilot on the radio insisting he wants to race a 737, I'll know exactly why Jeff didn't come to work that day.
Jon feels like he's been at Sill-TerHar since at least 2015, apparently it's been since 2013. He generally sits quietly in back taking great care of his fleet customers. Jon is an avid golfer and loves watching his boys play baseball. He's an excellent father, no one watches their kids hurt themselves in sports better than Jon. I mean, you should see his Facebook page, it's all broken arms, or busted lips, of course it really just proves that they're giving it their all, just like their dad. On a side note, Jon prints things to the printer across the hall and ALWAYS leaves it on there. He's so bad about it that now, whenever I walk by and see something on the printer I hand it to him, and a solid 73% of the time, it's his!
I ask for interesting things, nothing amazing, nothing world changing, just interesting. I get this: "Born and raised in Broomfield. Enjoy sports like football, basketball, baseball, golf. Enjoy gambling. Spending time with friends and family . Went to high school at Fairview in boulder." The guy didn't even capitalize Boulder. I mean, Josh is a reserved guy, but he's pretty good at the details, and I didn't figure it would be too hard to remember his life, he's still young, I think. I would have said under 30, but honestly, now I'm starting to question that. He legitimately could be hundreds of years old and just hiding in plain sight by making up as generic a backstory as possible. What do we really know about him at this point? He went to high school. He CLAIMS he was born and raised in Broomfield, but really, who goes to Boulder for high school when they were born and raised in Broomfield? Someone who moved here 12 years ago when he could no longer convince people in Istanbul that he just has really good genes and is definitely 57 years old, that's who. He says "enjoy gambling", I suppose I would too if I was a millennia old celestial being who had no fear of death and a fortune amassed from his time with the Crusades sacking Norse towns. There's something fishy about Josh, but he likes time with family and friends, and he's great with customers, so he's probably fine.
Kaid wouldn't tell me anything about himself. So here's what I know. First off, for Kaid's bio, I had to google, "what is the opposite of a weeble wobble" synonym.com returned this: "We couldn't find direct antonyms for the term weeble wobble. Maybe you were looking for one of these terms? wee small hours, wee small voice, Wee Willie Davis, wee-wee, Weebl, weech, weed, weed killer, weed out, weed-whacker" With that being said, Kaid epitomizes the antithesis of a weeble wobble. He is very fit, and quite strong, but only on top. I suspect he could bench press a car, just don't ask him to kick a football more than 20 feet. He did tell me one remarkable fact! I believe he may be the grandson of one Count Rugen, he is the man who killed Inigo Montoya's father. That's right... Kaid was born with 6 fingers. Also, if you haven't seen The Princess Bride, it's worth it. Now, if you look for Kaid's extra digit, you won't see it any more as there was a terrible accident that involved a bottle of honey, 2 African swallows, a pound of cumin, and a hockey puck from a goal scored by Travis Brigley in a 3rd period 6-5 overtime win vs. the Calgary Flames in November of 2003. He told me the story, but honestly I only got some of the core details, you'll have to ask him for more. Beyond that, he grew up here in Broomfield, and does an amazing job working with and caring for his customers.
Keith started in 2007 as a Volvo lot tech, and was a great lot tech, for 5 years. At that point he was still a great lot tech, but he decided to go get an education. It doesn't say what his education was in, but given what I know about him, I'm guessing something nautical, like maybe cruise vacation planning, or shipboard sustainable gardening. He came back to the fold in 2017 after realizing that he would never be the Martha Stewart of the cruise industry, and started helping people who were bringing their cars in for service. He was beloved by our customers who visited him in our Quick Lane, but we were worried about whether he could maintain the intense level of friendliness that he exhibited. It's not often you find someone as shiny and happy as Keith, so we moved him to Volvo where he could shine, the Lebron James of the service adviser profession. (For those that don't know, Lebron James is a basketball player who is very good at what he does, like Alan Turing, only less sciencey) When he's not helping people relax about the severity of their bent drive shaft, Keith loves to take his nephew to the dog park. He used to take his dog, but his dog is a bit unruly apparently, and his nephew enjoys playing with the other dogs, although he hates wearing the cone of shame, which wouldn't be a problem if he didn't scratch at his bandaid. Keith told us that his favorite color is yellow, in the winter. I told him that yellow and winter REALLY don't go together, he said, in the summer his favorite color is purple. Honestly, that made even less sense, although I can't really think of anything you shouldn't eat during the summer that's purple. Except eggplant. But that's not really a can't eat, and more of a don't eat it because it's gross, kind of thing. Either way, if you work with Keith, there's a good chance that he'll take great care of you, and that he doesn't know what his favorite color is.
Kelly started as a Ford sales associate in late 2016. He has since moved to our luxury sales team because he's so refined and appropriate. Not that any of our salespeople aren't... He's just super that way. He graduated from Vanderbilt. Or Villanova? I always get the two confused. When I asked for interesting things he said he does nothing for fun, he's terrible at skiing (but trying to be better), he played tennis in college, and he won the F1 Championship in 1997. When he was 5. I think he was lying about the last one. If you meet Kelly don't be alarmed by how tall he is. He looks almost too tall because he's skinny, but really he's just normal too tall.
Martin started selling cars here in 2017. His love of his Alabama heritage shows through, not only in his faint accent, but also in the Roll Tide bumper stickers on his car. Martin says he has a thick exterior, but really we all know he has a heart of gold and a great sense of humor. I think he's trying to lose weight as well, so that thick exterior isn't quite as thick. He doesn't need it in my eyes, but good for him. When he's not helping people get their cars in tiptop condition, Martin enjoys not working. He also enjoys golfing, which seems to explicitly counter the joy of not working, but I suppose he doesn't dig ditches on his off time, so golf is less work than that.
Nicole (No, there's no H, no matter how badly we want there to be one) joined Sill-TerHar just before the entire world was put on a strange hybrid pause because 2020. She brought with her a knowledge of marketing from the major Colorado University that's not CU. We forgave her and hired her anyway. She has 2 great loves in the world Corgis, and Levi blue jeans. So it's no surprise that she adores her short legged sausage of a dog Levi, oddly named after Chuck lead man, and Shazam star, Zachary Levi. When she needs some sun her favorite pastime is to join her family on the lake for some wakesurfing. For the most part they love being out on the water, but apparently her parents get cranky when she insists on going out for a nice December day on the boat. Remember folks, sunshine is nice, but 20 degrees is 20 degrees, even if it is sunny. Life isn't always action and excitement for Nicole, it takes a very large Starbucks every morning before she's really willing to sit and discuss her life (I've found that out the hard way). And in the evenings, when her family has told her that they absolutely can't go wakeboarding because it's snowing, and Levi is fast asleep, Nicole snuggles into her favorite blue jeans, curls up in bed with a good book and a glass of wine. I suspect she prefers tear-jerkers as I've heard her describe herself as a pretty crier more than once, and if you're going to be a pretty crier, you're going to need practice. I myself look like a blob fish yoinked from the ocean floor when I'm crying, but I think that's true for most people.
Omar joined us in 2023 and to this day remains our softest spoken salesman. In fact, it was like pulling teeth to get the information I needed, and I'm not a dentist, so pulling teeth is particularly difficult. The first thing he told me, with a shy, but proud smile, is that he has 2 beautiful girls. He didn't tell me how old they are, or what their names are, or any other data, but it's clear he loves them. Then he told me about the band he was in when he was younger! I think he said Combias, but I looked that up and it's not a thing. So maybe he said Cumbia? That's a type of dance. So maybe he played dance music on whichever instrument he played. I'm going to go out on a limb and say he wasn't a singer. I asked what else was interesting about him and he said, "I'm not interesting". I said, well, I can make something up if you'd like. That's when I found out that he used to be a good skateboarder! I thought that was VERY interesting. I don't know why he stopped, but if he's anything like me (but much, much younger) he discovered that falling hurts and you stop healing as quickly as you age. Finally, I was able to coax out of him that the strives to do something... I don't remember what he strives to do. I think it was something about taking care of customers, but it sounded a little too forced, so I wrote it off.
Job Titles:
- Ford Finance Representative
Robert came to Sill-TerHar in 2005 via Hawaii and brought the famous island personality with him. The only thing Robert does better than making friends is golfing. His prodigious skills make him very popular among those playing in charity golf tournaments. If you want to make your car-buying experience extra special, ask him for his chili recipe; it's wonderful.
Ryan joined us in 2017. He came to us from Dallas, Texas, but he doesn't have a thick accent, so it's pretty easy to work with him. It doesn't say how long he was in Texas, so maybe Dallas was just a layover on his flight here? It says 'moved from Texas', but technically when you're in a plane, you're moving. I'm going to go with that, let's say he's from Arizona, that would explain the lack of a southern accent better. He says that he likes to mountain bike, but he did it more in Texas, which proves that he doesn't come from Texas, because Texas doesn't have mountains.
Ryland said, "I don't have a biography on the site."
Scott Peterson has been here since 2015. He has a deep passion for cars, in fact his current Subaru WRX has 5 turbochargers that he installed himself, although 4 of them are mounted on the trunk like a spoiler. Liking cars doesn't make you good at modifying them. He loves his family (I had to put that there because I'm nice.). When I asked him what his hobbies are, he said he does NOT skydive. It really wasn't a very good answer as it didn't tell me anything about what he likes to do. When he was asked about his love for shearing sheep, the giant grin and silence spoke volumes. My guess is that he loves to knit. Or he finds naked sheep as funny as I do.
Update: Scott's bio was taken down for a while because he tried to heroically stop someone from stealing a car, he told them to come back. After he gave them the keys because their IDs looked TOTALLY real. He wasn't being punished or anything, he just was worried that they may come back and try to buy a different car from him. He also seems to have procured 68 Firebirds that he loves! No idea what a Firebird does, but I can't imagine it's a good indoors pet, what with all that fire. He has 3 kids and 1 wife. He loves Dawgs (that's how he spelled it), and something about college football. He also enjoys going to the mountains where he sniffs the bright fresh air, and drinks the crystal clear waters from the streams every weekend. I keep telling him that's why he constantly has diarrhea, but he keeps right on drinking.
Sean said I can simply do my PT thing. This brings me such joy. I mean, I do it anyway, but to have permission is thrilling! First, some things about Sean. He went to motorcycle mechanic school. I've talked to him about cars and engines extensively, and I don't think he remembers a thing they taught him. Fortunately his job is liaising between customers and mechanics, so no one cares if he can fix loose rear rod bearings on a 1965 Harley Panhandle. (yeah, I googled that, no idea what it means). Sean loves sports, particularly baseball, which I can attest to firsthand as I was on the fall league softball team with him and his passion runs DEEP. There's only one guy who threw his bat further than Sean every time he flied out to left. I also learned new vocabulary words that I'm not allowed to say ever again according to my wife. I thought they were British, but they're just very naughty (and apparently not anatomically correct). He loves to be outdoors as much as possible. Although I think that may be an overstatement as he grumbles and grumps every time he needs to walk between buildings when it's 20 degrees and snowing sideways. So maybe he enjoys being in certain outdoor situations when the weather is suitable. Finally Sean loves to golf! Every time a new course opens locally, Sean gets very excited. He's rapidly running out of places that he's allowed to golf, because of the passionate thing, and all those amazing words... I didn't even know celery could BE a bad word.
Shane started at Sill-TerHar in 2005. Growing up in Broomfield, Shane used to look longingly at the great working environment of Sill-TerHar, and vowed that one day he'd be top salesman there. Little did he know that this was not in his future, so he became a manager instead. Also, interesting side note, he went to middle school with my wife, but you don't know me... so maybe that's just interesting to me.
Steve started in 2013 as our Mazda-parts guy, and sits in a small blue room with a window that is reminiscent of a drive-through. I keep hoping that he'll put on a turban and do an impression of Zoltan from the movie Big, I think he could pull it off in his little blue room. When he's not telling fortunes, Steve enjoys woodworking, building all sorts of great things out of wood like this table, these eating implements, or this chair.
Steven joined us in late 2016. Despite his name, Steven is not the alter ego for a superhero. Although, unassuming car salesman would be a pretty great cover. He definitely needs you to remember there's not an S at the end of Power (he got strangely defensive about this point). He was a sous chef when he was younger, so he's probably really good at chopping things. He loves to skateboard with his son, although that's only fun until you hurt yourself, so we'll see how long that lasts. Finally, he is not from North Dakota. I don't remember why that's important, but I have it in my notes, so I'm going with it.
Ted started in 2007 and runs the greatest body shop I've ever had the pleasure of visiting (it may be the only body shop here, but it remains a hidden gem at Sill-TerHar.) Ted's soft-spoken demeanor leaves those around him smiling regularly as well as the old pricing board with movable lettering, which allows those who are a bit more mischievous to give his charm a more southern feel by offering his customers an iced tea.
TJ Lovato Ford Sales Associate tlovato@sthmotors.com 303.842.5138 TJ joined us in January, 2019. When TJ was asked to share about himself, he talked all about how he plays golf. I've seen video of him playing golf, and I have to say, that if it were me, I wouldn't tell people I play golf. The video I saw had him swinging as hard as he could, and hitting one of his playing partners right in the stomach. The guy was standing behind him. If you've never seen Charles Barkley swing a golf club, I would strongly recommend going to youTube and checking it out. It's a pretty close match to TJ's swing. He also said he likes to go to Coors Field, but he phrased it as a question, which had me scratching my head. I don't know if he goes to Coors Field. Then I realized, he probably means, he thinks he's at Coors Field, but it may just be the ball fields at the Broomfield Industrial Park Sports Complex. Apparently one day he sat there for 4 hours screaming at Nelson Arranado to hit the ball before realizing that he was actually watching a flock of geese eat. Fortunately his confusion over whether he's been to Coors Field doesn't impact his ability to match a person with just the right car, and since that's what he does every day, we've deemed that more valuable. 51528849752e4eae8628ca553c475cd1 Dan O'Bryan Ford Sales Guide dobryan@sthmotors.com 303.469.1801 x.165 14111c2617ab4a8d97c2a0e81d9d40c2
Todd joined us in 2011 along with our Lamborghini franchise. His love of cars and vast knowledge of how they work set him apart as a truly expert technician. Not only is Todd willing to sit and talk with his customers about the work he does, he teaches in his free time. When you've worked on cars as much as Todd, you can do things like pull out an osciliscope and listen to the little robot in your car that makes it go, to figure out why he refuses to bang the thing, that makes the other thing make the fire. I don't really know how cars work. When asked about his interests, Todd listed spending time with his children, shooting his guns and flying planes. There's no clarification on what type of plane he flies, but given his skills, I imagine it's either an ultralight, or a 747. I'm pretty sure he owns both.
Ty got here in 2016, and now helps those with credit troubles get back on their feet and set a path for a better financial future. When I asked him what was interesting about himself he said he loves the outdoors and his family. I told him that wasn't nearly interesting enough, and asked if he'd ever killed someone. He said no. So... Good for him! I do know that he makes world renowned honey. It may only be dealership renowned. (OK, I've made some calls, turns out that a couple people know he makes honey, but they agreed it was very good local honey.)
Zayne started in 2014 and proved so successful in the Mazda drive that he was moved to the Volvo drive, which is way more warm than inside Mazda. Now he gets cold less. He's got a passion for customers and his family. However, Zayne's family has been asked not to also be customers for the simple reason that we're afraid the passion would become so strong, that Zayne may not be able to handle it. I imagine the expression of such passion would be akin to that of a soccer fan whose team has just won the World Cup, or perhaps an eight-year-old who just got the action figure he's been pining for. In more recent years Zayne has done so well with his customers and presented such a leadership attitude, that he's been promoted to the luxury service manager position. With it came instant respect, a fancy office, and an executive toilet. Honestly the executive toilet is just the toilet that the public uses, but when we tell him that it's part of his promotion, he really feels like he's made it and is in charge of things. In other news, Zayne has a family, and drives a car. He's not great at the car things as he tends to get it really hot and melt his bumper, although he swears that it will only happen the 2 times. He's also a huge fan of the Houston Texans as can be seen in both his apparel on the wallpaper on his computer. Whenever I fix his computer, I put a Broncos' wallpaper up, I'm doing my best to convert him, but so far no beans.