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I was sent to a Maio system brain washi..... I mean flat rate sales seminar in LA, late 90's. It was a valuable experience viewing it positively. At the least, I learned a lot about how good truck organization could be from seeing a Brazil Hackney truck. George and Maurice were hero's to a couple of my bosses who weren't yet offering any commission cuts. I got my license just as they started putting big teeth on the wet behind the ears techs and the mod/cons were taking market. Making the phone ring was key and the internet changed all that. Yellow pages for what? On call beepers! Now you're not legit unless all techs wear patches that remind customers what country we are in while they are purchasing perceived value with picture time Ipads.

Ad agencies know what consumers respond to

Back in the early 1990s I visited a George Brazil shop in So Cal. He was one of the first to put full size pretty  boys on his box trucks

the truck decals were reflective material
when they drove into neighborhoods dogs would bark at this giant glowing male model plumber with a toolbox in hand floating down the street.
could be the same guy, he is ageless

They had to tone done the reflective man decal😉

Looks to me like a Massachusetts modeling agency hired this model. Area code (978)

Too young.
Too clean.
Too pretty.

That's a wolf in sheep's clothing. He pull's in $3500 a day average and they only refund $600, all with a pleasant smile and super clean boots.

Don't let that wrench he is holding fool you, that is actually a sawed off shotgun disguised as a wrench, There are two Colt Peacemakers hidden in the back of that tool belt. 4 dozen rounds of ammo for the colts and a box of shells for wrench shot gun in those front pouches. The pliers and tape measure are to fool you into thinking this guy is legit. After you let him in, you have no choice but to let him fix your boiler ...and pay what ever the price he charges!

And like it !

It looks like the web designer just grabbed stock photos, and Photoshoped them together. 

Mad Dog_2 said:

Are those for extracting Elephants' teeth?  Real HVAC guys wouldn't be caught dead with a Carpenters belt and kangaroo pouch..no no!  That wrench is extremely odd...It looks a Non-sparking tool for explosive atmospheres.  Other than that...It would behoove them to consult an actual tradesman...in that trade to avoid such sillyness...Mad Dog 🐕 

Clothes tool belt and hands are too clean.