Better Call Daddy

59. Jana's Daddy. Todd Farrill: Chuck E Cheese to Car Sales Main Squeeze

How do you sell cars while living in a pandemic? Better yet how do you even sell used cars? On this week’s episode of Better Call Daddy, Reena talks to Jana's daddy, used car salesman Todd Farrill, about his day to day tasks on the job. Todd Farrill goes back down memory lane, talking about “Chuck-E-Cheese University”, his trip to Italy, and how he wants everyone to be a success! Make sure to tune in to Better Call Daddy: The Safe Space for Controversy!
 
 
Note of hot points: 
Selling and fixing a car
Chuck E Cheese University
Going to Florence and Rome after heart transplant
Learning to draw during a quarantine
Don’t marry a problem
Online auctions

Today's episode is sponsored by Ren10Media who believed in me from the beginning.  If you want to look and sound your best for a podcast of your own email info@ren10media.co.za use the subject line Better Call Daddy.

Reena loves a story, and she‘s fascinated by the people behind them. She loves to bring stories to life. Her appetite for storytelling has taken her from the Jerry Springer Show to the legal drama of the courtroom. From influential players to reality stars, nothing is censored here. Reena interviews people whose stories haven‘t been told, at least not through her unique lens, and then gets daddy‘s advice afterward like a good daughter does.
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