"...at this point I may have offered to cover the cost of the track day...".
WTF! You either did or did not offer refund!
Further, the fact that you can not seemingly remember speaks volumes you obviously feel that it could quite likely have been appropriate. This is important. At this point, how you can be satisfied and claim a beneficial service had been delivered to customer? You can't logically.
Messing customer about to such an extent is not right. Granted you claim to have been absent in medical treatment. However, surely you must appreciate without that knowledge customer is going to be feeling you're just refusing dealing with it/avoiding him etc and so after all money spent and more besides wasted plus time he's hardly going to be lovey-dovey!
I do think you should have accepted it, learned as much as you could from problem, refunded so recovering reputation whilst also leaving the door open for may be a more successful deal in the future.
Intead, in your 2 hrs of labour mentioned to return to standard, you have alienated several more potential customers, trashed your reputation and given yourself a load of messing about!
Even at this stage I'm sure the situation could have an answer...
I did 'lol' at your suggestion that driver inputs could be problem due to lacking control of the inputs. He's one of smoothest trackday drivers I've met! When he's the following being camera car and looking like he's on a sunday drive the other faster cars are running off line, skidding and sliding!
Exact reason I don't let him film me - in my bubble, I'm really fast and trying really hard, man against machine etc. A guy driving effortless smooth behind is not the video I want to be the star of thanks!
WTF! You either did or did not offer refund!
Further, the fact that you can not seemingly remember speaks volumes you obviously feel that it could quite likely have been appropriate. This is important. At this point, how you can be satisfied and claim a beneficial service had been delivered to customer? You can't logically.
Messing customer about to such an extent is not right. Granted you claim to have been absent in medical treatment. However, surely you must appreciate without that knowledge customer is going to be feeling you're just refusing dealing with it/avoiding him etc and so after all money spent and more besides wasted plus time he's hardly going to be lovey-dovey!
I do think you should have accepted it, learned as much as you could from problem, refunded so recovering reputation whilst also leaving the door open for may be a more successful deal in the future.
Intead, in your 2 hrs of labour mentioned to return to standard, you have alienated several more potential customers, trashed your reputation and given yourself a load of messing about!
Even at this stage I'm sure the situation could have an answer...
I did 'lol' at your suggestion that driver inputs could be problem due to lacking control of the inputs. He's one of smoothest trackday drivers I've met! When he's the following being camera car and looking like he's on a sunday drive the other faster cars are running off line, skidding and sliding!
Exact reason I don't let him film me - in my bubble, I'm really fast and trying really hard, man against machine etc. A guy driving effortless smooth behind is not the video I want to be the star of thanks!

artyman: :hahaha:
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