I was called to a home to repair a dryer that was not working. Upon arrival, I found that the dryer belt was broken and the motor switch was not closing. I diagnosed the problem and gave the customer an estimate for the repair. The customer declined the estimate and asked for a new dryer. I explained that the cost of the repair would be more than half the cost of a new dryer, and the customer declined to purchase a new dryer. I explained that the dryer was old and would likely break again soon, and the customer declined to purchase a new dryer. I explained that the dryer was old and would likely break again soon, and the customer declined to purchase a new dryer. I explained that the dryer was old and would likely break again soon, and the customer declined to purchase a new dryer. I explained that the dryer was old and would likely break again soon, and the customer declined to purchase a new dryer. I explained that the dryer was old and would likely break again soon, and the customer
