In Depth Introspective Look At IAAI’s Customer Service- Customer Experience- Ogden Police In The Mix

Yeah, Ogden PD is going to be there. I hope I’m not late to my appointment waiting for Ogden PD to show up. Cause then I wouldn’t be able to get my car & I’d have to go back again. With Ogden PD. Am I happy about that? No, I hate the idea of needing the police to be there, but I’ve gotta jump through the hoops. As many times as it takes to get my car out, Ogden PD is probably going to raise some eyebrows with people in the parking lot, inside. I’m sure some of the staff at IAA Incorporated aren’t fond of the police too. So they’re going to be all sketched out driving the forklifts etc. For what reason though? We explore that question & more in this episode about sociopathy & the projection of one’s feelings onto another for self-validation. Like prison guards, the customer service, the staff working within Insurance Auto Auction’s toxic workplace environment, they are unaware of their behaviors until the reality of the external existence of embarrassment displays what is really going on inside of their being. That validation & sense of purpose goes away when the gravity of the situation draws too much attention to their actions. The shame & guilt will then be felt in a way that is not projected onto others, but realized within themselves individually. I’ll get my car when I get my car. It is unfortunate that Ogden’s Police Department has to be at IAAI to supervise the staff. I took that photo during yesterday’s sunset. Ogden Auto Towing is no good. IAAI is not good. Ogden, Utah is a different animal.