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It's like $37,000 isn't it?
How about this one?
http://www.zymol.com/zymolroyaleglaze44oz.aspx
or this one?
http://www.autogeek.net/chemical-guy...paste-wax.html
How about this one?
http://www.zymol.com/zymolroyaleglaze44oz.aspx
or this one?
http://www.autogeek.net/chemical-guy...paste-wax.html
Brough & Howarth’s Definitive Wax Marble – £24,000 (US $37,000)
When it comes to exclusive wax, though, nothing compares to The Definitive Wax Marble. Presented in a hand-crafted cube made of solid marblefrom Athens, Greece, the wax is made with beeswax, Brazilian #1 Carnauba wax and refined natural fruit oils. The wax is available exclusively throughBrough& Howarth and its specially trained associates, and there is only one 480 ml pot in existence.
Brough & Howarth will only apply the wax to a car with a perfect paint job. Anything less and they will charge £65 (US $100) per hour to bring your paint job up to snuff. After such a treatment, clients have the option of purchasing a membership worth up to £10,000 (US $15,500).
When it comes to exclusive wax, though, nothing compares to The Definitive Wax Marble. Presented in a hand-crafted cube made of solid marblefrom Athens, Greece, the wax is made with beeswax, Brazilian #1 Carnauba wax and refined natural fruit oils. The wax is available exclusively throughBrough& Howarth and its specially trained associates, and there is only one 480 ml pot in existence.
Brough & Howarth will only apply the wax to a car with a perfect paint job. Anything less and they will charge £65 (US $100) per hour to bring your paint job up to snuff. After such a treatment, clients have the option of purchasing a membership worth up to £10,000 (US $15,500).
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Gah did something nasty to my back, I spent all day in bed yesterday. Dr said its a muscle spasm in my Lumbar. Gave me some pain meds and muscle relaxors. Tough day at work today 
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Had those three times when I was a young guy. The siatic nerve forgets to tell the muscle to relax so you can straighten up. The muscle stays constricted. First time it happened, scared me to death, thought I had a slipped disc. It's caused by stress and regular exercise, walking, cured it for me. Before I figured that out, when I could feel one coming on, I would take one of the muscle relaxers to head it off. It's the most painful thing I have even had. Hope you get over it soon and don't have a repeat.
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No, this was the only position they had open which is fine with me. I'm not much of a salesman to begin with anyways. Pay's decent and benefits aren't bad so I'm happy.
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you'd always be in the customer courtesy area raiding the cookies and rolls.....