1/5 j z. 1 year ago on Google
Had
an
issues
with
an
unethical
State
Inspector
at
a
store
in
Humble.
The
guy
started
my
inspection
then
halfway
through
he
came
in
and
told
me
that
I
needed
new
wipers
(which
I
knew
that
was
not
the
case
cause
I
had
bought
the
current
wipers
8
months
ago),
and
I
told
him
that
my
wipers
were
good
and
that
they
weren't
that
old.
But
just
for
information,
I
asked
how
much
were
the
wipers
he
was
trying
to
sell
me
and
he
replied
with
$30
each.
These
days
everyone
is
watching
out
for
unnecessary
spending
and
I
am
no
exception.
I
told
him
no
thank
you
and
nonchalantly,
he
replied
ok.
He
went
to
finish
up
and
came
back
and
politely
asked
how
I
was
paying
and
I
replied
"with
a
credit
card"
and
he
took
my
payment.
After
printing
the
receipts,
he
handed
me
the
paper
work
with
a
smile
and
stated,
“by
the
way,
IT
FAILED!”
I
asked
him
why
and
he
said
cause
of
the
wipers.
I
was
angry
but
got
in
my
vehicle
and
drove
down
the
street
to
another
inspector
and
asked
if
they
would
check
my
wipers
(without
mentioning
my
experience
at
Take
5).
Two
inspectors
inspected
my
wipers
and
they
both
told
me
that
my
wipers
were
not
brand
new
but
they
are
good.
I
proceeded
to
tell
them
(after
they
looked
at
my
wipers)
that
a
guy
at
Take
5
failed
my
state
inspection
cause
of
my
wipers.
They
were
both
in
surprised
as
I
was
when
it
first
happened.
They
told
me
to
go
and
tell
the
guy
that
two
inspectors
looked
at
my
blades
and
said
they
were
good
so
to
please
pass
my
test
or
to
give
me
my
money
back
and
that
was
what
I
did.
There
was
no
budge
in
Take
5
Inspector,
probably
due
to
pride,
he
refused
and
said
he
could
call
it
how
he
wanted
to
and
that
he
was
failing
my
test.
This
in
so
many
ways
is
very
unprofessional
and
unethical
behavior
from
an
inspector
with
that
type
of
authority.
Especially
when
I
called
another
Take
5
store
Saturday
when
getting
home
and
telling
that
person
what
had
happened.
That
person
responding,
"first
of
all,
we
have
wiper
blades
that
cost
$16.99",
I
immediately
knew
that
there
was
something
very
wrong
with
perhaps
not
Take
5
as
a
company,
but
that
person
running
that
store
that
day.