Mine as well. When I get the scratch to get my next purchase (212 cab), I’ll be hitting him up. Good guy.Ryan is my go-to guy at Sweetwater. Very helpful, knowledgable, checks in on me from time to time, never pushy.
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Mine as well. When I get the scratch to get my next purchase (212 cab), I’ll be hitting him up. Good guy.Ryan is my go-to guy at Sweetwater. Very helpful, knowledgable, checks in on me from time to time, never pushy.
I need some of y’all’s reps. 15-20% off??? I need that.
Interesting, I’ve actually never asked for a discount at Sweetwater before. Usually I fill my cart up with stuff I need but don’t really want to pay for, see the final price, and chicken out.
As far as I know, you don't get to choose your sales engineer. They assign one to you.
They work the sales engineer theme pretty hard, but I've never bought anything from them because I was swayed by the human connection.
I think the only reason I would call and speak to someone to place an order would be to beg them to omit the candy.
Yeah engineers insult themselves enough. They don't need helpThe term is an insult to real engineers.
Who gives a ****? Why is this a problem?This ^^^^ This right here!
I'm so sick of every stupid job using descriptors that are false. Sales is not an engineer. Webster defines "Engineer" as someone devoted to engineering work. There's nothing in the engineering world that has to do with sales.
This also goes for the title "Architect". I'm so sick of seeing "Insurance Architect" or some stupid crap like that. You're not an architect of insurance, stop it, there's no such thing!![]()
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Par for the course on tbThis thread is effectively useless. Too bad.
You're no doubt a sales person at SW.Yeah engineers insult themselves enough.
You're no doubt a sales person at SW.
Just that it's likely to be true.Bet you thought this was clever
You can ask for another "sales engineer" (what a hokey attempt to make morons sound appealing), I've done it more than once. The first laughed at my beliefs and the second cost me $70 and made it out to be my fault for trusting the pos; Sweetwater had the gaul to say "we can understand that you are upset" but yet has to this day made no offer to to make it right. Lessons learned the hard way I guess, won't be shopping Sweetwater again any time soon. Better deals and much better service can and has been found elsewhere. As far as discounts go, stores that refuse to negotiate a fair price lose my business as there is always another store to turn to that truly wants to earn my business.As far as I know, you don't get to choose your sales engineer. They assign one to you.
They work the sales engineer theme pretty hard, but I've never bought anything from them because I was swayed by the human connection.
I think the only reason I would call and speak to someone to place an order would be to beg them to omit the candy.
It's a problem because it's literally butchering the English language, and it's disrespecting people who actually studied to be that.Who gives a ****? Why is this a problem?


Yep. There's a guy named Matt who emails me every time I buy something, but I have never had need forhis services, so I'm not going to join in the chorus of "my guy" stuff. He might be the best guy out there, but I have no way to know that.