# Summary Ed Brooks calls out vendors for using DealerRefresh to bash competitors rather than genuinely help dealers, sparking lighthearted agreement and discussion about maintaining professionalism in the community. The thread includes a notable example of a vendor creating a disparaging report about competitors, which participants criticize as classless behavior. The consensus that emerges is that vendors should focus on their own success rather than attacking others—a philosophy that apparently resonates enough that participants reference it years later.
What is it with you Canadians and "Epic". Epic Mealtime makes me laugh constantly (and now has a tie-in with automobiles since they appeared in Gymkhana 4)I totally agree with Ed.
Now the exception would be if DealerRefresh had an Epic Rap Battle of Vendors thread, then I say go for it!
Disclaimer: This is PG13. Some of the lyrical content in these Epic Rap Battles are NSFW so don't play them loudly on the showroom floor, but this guy is extremely creative and very funny. Enjoy, and I hope this doesn't break the "Stay Classy" rule. I promise it isn't any worse than that freakin' unicorns going to candy mountain video that somebody posted here. Dear God...
Up here in Canada all the vendors hold hands and get along quite well.
Define "classy" I mean are we talking linen napkins classy or free refills classy?Hey, @Ryan Leslie and I have been keeping it classy since 2011!
# Summary Ed Brooks calls out vendors for using DealerRefresh to bash competitors rather than genuinely help dealers, sparking lighthearted agreement and discussion about maintaining professionalism in the community. The thread includes a notable example of a vendor creating a disparaging report about competitors, which participants criticize as classless behavior. The consensus that emerges is that vendors should focus on their own success rather than attacking others—a philosophy that apparently resonates enough that participants reference it years later.
