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July 28, 2009 at 11:32 AM #438673July 28, 2009 at 11:40 AM #437914blahblahblahParticipant
I personally don’t think we NEED a non-profit and/or govt sponsored option. Have you tried to go to the DMV lately? I’ve never seen private businesses that offer customer service, work so slow. I had to wait almost 2 hours just to tell them I need a new driver license, pay, then get a printed paper temp license.
AN, did you have an appointment? I am asking because my wife has an appointment there tomorrow. The last time I went there with an appointment, I was in and out pretty quick. But if you don’t have one it takes a looooong time.
July 28, 2009 at 11:40 AM #438116blahblahblahParticipantI personally don’t think we NEED a non-profit and/or govt sponsored option. Have you tried to go to the DMV lately? I’ve never seen private businesses that offer customer service, work so slow. I had to wait almost 2 hours just to tell them I need a new driver license, pay, then get a printed paper temp license.
AN, did you have an appointment? I am asking because my wife has an appointment there tomorrow. The last time I went there with an appointment, I was in and out pretty quick. But if you don’t have one it takes a looooong time.
July 28, 2009 at 11:40 AM #438437blahblahblahParticipantI personally don’t think we NEED a non-profit and/or govt sponsored option. Have you tried to go to the DMV lately? I’ve never seen private businesses that offer customer service, work so slow. I had to wait almost 2 hours just to tell them I need a new driver license, pay, then get a printed paper temp license.
AN, did you have an appointment? I am asking because my wife has an appointment there tomorrow. The last time I went there with an appointment, I was in and out pretty quick. But if you don’t have one it takes a looooong time.
July 28, 2009 at 11:40 AM #438511blahblahblahParticipantI personally don’t think we NEED a non-profit and/or govt sponsored option. Have you tried to go to the DMV lately? I’ve never seen private businesses that offer customer service, work so slow. I had to wait almost 2 hours just to tell them I need a new driver license, pay, then get a printed paper temp license.
AN, did you have an appointment? I am asking because my wife has an appointment there tomorrow. The last time I went there with an appointment, I was in and out pretty quick. But if you don’t have one it takes a looooong time.
July 28, 2009 at 11:40 AM #438678blahblahblahParticipantI personally don’t think we NEED a non-profit and/or govt sponsored option. Have you tried to go to the DMV lately? I’ve never seen private businesses that offer customer service, work so slow. I had to wait almost 2 hours just to tell them I need a new driver license, pay, then get a printed paper temp license.
AN, did you have an appointment? I am asking because my wife has an appointment there tomorrow. The last time I went there with an appointment, I was in and out pretty quick. But if you don’t have one it takes a looooong time.
July 28, 2009 at 11:44 AM #437919anParticipant[quote=CONCHO]I personally don’t think we NEED a non-profit and/or govt sponsored option. Have you tried to go to the DMV lately? I’ve never seen private businesses that offer customer service, work so slow. I had to wait almost 2 hours just to tell them I need a new driver license, pay, then get a printed paper temp license.
AN, did you have an appointment? I am asking because my wife has an appointment there tomorrow. The last time I went there with an appointment, I was in and out pretty quick. But if you don’t have one it takes a looooong time.[/quote]
Unfortunately, we didn’t. We didn’t know that we can make an appointment, until we saw the sign. I don’t think 95% of the people there know about it either, since everybody was in line and very few people went to the appointment window. I definitely will use next time. However, I do noticed there’s a huge difference between the different DMV too. O-side DMV wasn’t as crowded as the Clairemont one. I think Poway one wouldn’t be as bad either. I wasn’t thinking, so I went to the Clairemont one, w/out an appointment. But it really should be as simple as calling up the DMV and asking them to send us another license and pay. Kind of like what you do when you lose your credit card. Just call them, and they’ll send you another one to the same address on file.July 28, 2009 at 11:44 AM #438121anParticipant[quote=CONCHO]I personally don’t think we NEED a non-profit and/or govt sponsored option. Have you tried to go to the DMV lately? I’ve never seen private businesses that offer customer service, work so slow. I had to wait almost 2 hours just to tell them I need a new driver license, pay, then get a printed paper temp license.
AN, did you have an appointment? I am asking because my wife has an appointment there tomorrow. The last time I went there with an appointment, I was in and out pretty quick. But if you don’t have one it takes a looooong time.[/quote]
Unfortunately, we didn’t. We didn’t know that we can make an appointment, until we saw the sign. I don’t think 95% of the people there know about it either, since everybody was in line and very few people went to the appointment window. I definitely will use next time. However, I do noticed there’s a huge difference between the different DMV too. O-side DMV wasn’t as crowded as the Clairemont one. I think Poway one wouldn’t be as bad either. I wasn’t thinking, so I went to the Clairemont one, w/out an appointment. But it really should be as simple as calling up the DMV and asking them to send us another license and pay. Kind of like what you do when you lose your credit card. Just call them, and they’ll send you another one to the same address on file.July 28, 2009 at 11:44 AM #438442anParticipant[quote=CONCHO]I personally don’t think we NEED a non-profit and/or govt sponsored option. Have you tried to go to the DMV lately? I’ve never seen private businesses that offer customer service, work so slow. I had to wait almost 2 hours just to tell them I need a new driver license, pay, then get a printed paper temp license.
AN, did you have an appointment? I am asking because my wife has an appointment there tomorrow. The last time I went there with an appointment, I was in and out pretty quick. But if you don’t have one it takes a looooong time.[/quote]
Unfortunately, we didn’t. We didn’t know that we can make an appointment, until we saw the sign. I don’t think 95% of the people there know about it either, since everybody was in line and very few people went to the appointment window. I definitely will use next time. However, I do noticed there’s a huge difference between the different DMV too. O-side DMV wasn’t as crowded as the Clairemont one. I think Poway one wouldn’t be as bad either. I wasn’t thinking, so I went to the Clairemont one, w/out an appointment. But it really should be as simple as calling up the DMV and asking them to send us another license and pay. Kind of like what you do when you lose your credit card. Just call them, and they’ll send you another one to the same address on file.July 28, 2009 at 11:44 AM #438516anParticipant[quote=CONCHO]I personally don’t think we NEED a non-profit and/or govt sponsored option. Have you tried to go to the DMV lately? I’ve never seen private businesses that offer customer service, work so slow. I had to wait almost 2 hours just to tell them I need a new driver license, pay, then get a printed paper temp license.
AN, did you have an appointment? I am asking because my wife has an appointment there tomorrow. The last time I went there with an appointment, I was in and out pretty quick. But if you don’t have one it takes a looooong time.[/quote]
Unfortunately, we didn’t. We didn’t know that we can make an appointment, until we saw the sign. I don’t think 95% of the people there know about it either, since everybody was in line and very few people went to the appointment window. I definitely will use next time. However, I do noticed there’s a huge difference between the different DMV too. O-side DMV wasn’t as crowded as the Clairemont one. I think Poway one wouldn’t be as bad either. I wasn’t thinking, so I went to the Clairemont one, w/out an appointment. But it really should be as simple as calling up the DMV and asking them to send us another license and pay. Kind of like what you do when you lose your credit card. Just call them, and they’ll send you another one to the same address on file.July 28, 2009 at 11:44 AM #438683anParticipant[quote=CONCHO]I personally don’t think we NEED a non-profit and/or govt sponsored option. Have you tried to go to the DMV lately? I’ve never seen private businesses that offer customer service, work so slow. I had to wait almost 2 hours just to tell them I need a new driver license, pay, then get a printed paper temp license.
AN, did you have an appointment? I am asking because my wife has an appointment there tomorrow. The last time I went there with an appointment, I was in and out pretty quick. But if you don’t have one it takes a looooong time.[/quote]
Unfortunately, we didn’t. We didn’t know that we can make an appointment, until we saw the sign. I don’t think 95% of the people there know about it either, since everybody was in line and very few people went to the appointment window. I definitely will use next time. However, I do noticed there’s a huge difference between the different DMV too. O-side DMV wasn’t as crowded as the Clairemont one. I think Poway one wouldn’t be as bad either. I wasn’t thinking, so I went to the Clairemont one, w/out an appointment. But it really should be as simple as calling up the DMV and asking them to send us another license and pay. Kind of like what you do when you lose your credit card. Just call them, and they’ll send you another one to the same address on file.July 28, 2009 at 11:53 AM #437924dbapigParticipant[quote=AN]
I personally don’t think we NEED a non-profit and/or govt sponsored option. Have you tried to go to the DMV lately?[/quote]Do you sleep with a gun in your bed? No, because we have police, managed by the govt.
Do you drive around with an armored car, which many middle class people in Brazil do? No, because we have police, managed by the govt.
Do you drive on dirt roads for everyday normal driving? No, because we have Caltran, managed by the govt.
Do you worry about your country being invaded and conquered by foreign army, like Iraqis before US conquered it? (Never mind the consequences). No, because we have the armed forces, managed by the govt.
Operations by govt have their issues, no doubt. But current health insurance/care is far worse than what govt can do.
July 28, 2009 at 11:53 AM #438126dbapigParticipant[quote=AN]
I personally don’t think we NEED a non-profit and/or govt sponsored option. Have you tried to go to the DMV lately?[/quote]Do you sleep with a gun in your bed? No, because we have police, managed by the govt.
Do you drive around with an armored car, which many middle class people in Brazil do? No, because we have police, managed by the govt.
Do you drive on dirt roads for everyday normal driving? No, because we have Caltran, managed by the govt.
Do you worry about your country being invaded and conquered by foreign army, like Iraqis before US conquered it? (Never mind the consequences). No, because we have the armed forces, managed by the govt.
Operations by govt have their issues, no doubt. But current health insurance/care is far worse than what govt can do.
July 28, 2009 at 11:53 AM #438447dbapigParticipant[quote=AN]
I personally don’t think we NEED a non-profit and/or govt sponsored option. Have you tried to go to the DMV lately?[/quote]Do you sleep with a gun in your bed? No, because we have police, managed by the govt.
Do you drive around with an armored car, which many middle class people in Brazil do? No, because we have police, managed by the govt.
Do you drive on dirt roads for everyday normal driving? No, because we have Caltran, managed by the govt.
Do you worry about your country being invaded and conquered by foreign army, like Iraqis before US conquered it? (Never mind the consequences). No, because we have the armed forces, managed by the govt.
Operations by govt have their issues, no doubt. But current health insurance/care is far worse than what govt can do.
July 28, 2009 at 11:53 AM #438521dbapigParticipant[quote=AN]
I personally don’t think we NEED a non-profit and/or govt sponsored option. Have you tried to go to the DMV lately?[/quote]Do you sleep with a gun in your bed? No, because we have police, managed by the govt.
Do you drive around with an armored car, which many middle class people in Brazil do? No, because we have police, managed by the govt.
Do you drive on dirt roads for everyday normal driving? No, because we have Caltran, managed by the govt.
Do you worry about your country being invaded and conquered by foreign army, like Iraqis before US conquered it? (Never mind the consequences). No, because we have the armed forces, managed by the govt.
Operations by govt have their issues, no doubt. But current health insurance/care is far worse than what govt can do.
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