Car Business Language & Lingo-Epilogue
“Using All The Terms In One Short Story”
I was going into work one day and my thoughts were focused on selling a car. I had a couple of bad days where it seemed like everything went wrong. The “Up” I had turned out to be a “Bogue” that was also “Upside Down” in his trade…No deal.
The next “Up” I got wasn’t much better off…He was “Hooked” so bad he didn’t have a chance of doing anything. Then I had a “Be Back” that wasn’t much better off than the first two
“Fresh Ups” I had earlier…He was “Clobbered” and reminded me of the guy I had last week that was “Buried.”
I figured the next “Up” would either be “Hammered” or I’d put a deal together and it would be a “Roll Back.” Yeah, my attitude wasn’t the best so I needed to find a way to get pumped up about selling something. I needed a “Lay Down” bad. Someone that by the time I got done with them, they’d be completely “Laid Away” and it would be a “Spot” with no chance of being a “Roll Back” or a “Re-Con.”
Actually, a “Mind Deal” or a “Get Me Done” wouldn’t be bad either as long as we can get the deal done. I know those are usually “Full Boat” deals, and most of them are “Full Pops.” The last “Get Me Done” I had was a Seven “Pounder.”
We didn’t have to “Bump” the trade either, and I closed the deal myself so I didn’t need a “T.O.” The finance manager had plenty of “Leg” and he even thanked me for the “Juiced” payment.
So there you have it…in under 300 words I was able to use all the words mentioned in the previous articles. Do you know of any I left out?
