Bathroom Stall Dividers



Being the best at anything means a lot when your the best salesman in bathroom stall dividers. Mark expected to go into the Amy, but his first job out of high school was in a commercial supply warehose. He was a parts picker and threw parts onto a moving conveyor as fast as he could pick them off the shelf. Parts every construction project under the sun were pulled, all day long. Pretty soon, he'd moved up the corporate ladder and was a junior sales assistant. He eventually got the job as full time sales executive when someone quit, and he held that job ever since. But he became specialized in commercial construction materials along the way. Somehow, Mark became even more specialized, after that.



Now, Mark sold bathroom fixtures, including toilets lavoratories, and stall dividers, full time. Today, he was expecting a call from a contractor working on a new mall. This would be a big order, with enough bathroom suppies to furnish 4 restrooms with 10 stalls each. He was sitting patiently, waiting for the phone to ring, when it finally did. But it wasn't the contractor, it was his wife. She wanted to know what time he was going to be home for dinner. He told her was busy selling stall partitions and that if he didn't get enough toilet supplies sold, there wouldn't be any dinner. She took the hint and told him she'd just see him when he got home.

Then, a contractor called, but it wasn't the one he was expecting. This contractor wanted to know if he had powder coated partitians in pink and titanium blue. Mark assured him that he could get the dividers in any color he wanted, then told him he would double check and see if they also came in solid polymer and plastic laminate with those colors, and call him back. Unfortubanately for Mark, the same contractor called again and wanted to know if they were available in stainless steel. Mark told him that stainless steel was a standard material, and that the bracket hardware was available chrome plated.

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