ERAC Schleppy

Does anyone remember a former eracian whose last name was Schleppy? Or maybe it was his nickname. Anyway, everyone just called him Schleppy. I think he worked back in the early 90's in the Heartland group. I remember he was a tall, skinny fellow with a bulging adam's apple. Rumor has it he used to like to jog to work and "shower" in the wash bay before starting his rental day.

He always had a smile on his face though and customers really liked him. If ESQi had been around then, Schleppy would have helped his branch to a really high score.

If anyone can help me find him, I'd like to catch up.

thanks,

ERAC Todd

What city did he work in?

He sounds like a fucking coose

Originally Posted by ERAC Todd

Does anyone remember a former eracian whose last name was Schleppy? Or maybe it was his nickname. Anyway, everyone just called him Schleppy. I think he worked back in the early 90's in the Heartland group. I remember he was a tall, skinny fellow with a bulging adam's apple. Rumor has it he used to like to jog to work and "shower" in the wash bay before starting his rental day.

He always had a smile on his face though and customers really liked him. If ESQi had been around then, Schleppy would have helped his branch to a really high score.

If anyone can help me find him, I'd like to catch up.

thanks,

ERAC Todd

Tall, skinny... cant be a Group Rental Manager or higher.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

What city did he work in?

I believe ERAC Schleppy worked in a number of cities over his lengthy career. It was a treat to work with him, and I wish we could reconnect. Schleppy, maybe you are reading this fine discussion board today full of fresh, new, insiring content. If you are, please tell me where you are....

ERAC Todd

Originally Posted by Unregistered

He sounds like a fucking coose

When you say "coose" is that pronounced like "goose" or like "ooze" with the "z" sound? What does that word mean? It's a funny word, but I couldn't find it here: www.dictionary.com. In fact, it says "no results found for coose", and then it proceeds to give me a series of alternate words from which to choose (which incidentally is one of the alternate words!).

Thanks so much for your help :)

Originally Posted by Unregistered

When you say "coose" is that pronounced like "goose" or like "ooze" with the "z" sound? What does that word mean? It's a funny word, but I couldn't find it here: www.dictionary.com. In fact, it says "no results found for coose", and then it proceeds to give me a series of alternate words from which to choose (which incidentally is one of the alternate words!).

Thanks so much for your help :)

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=coose no problem

I say it would be pronouced "kooze" like in the "Madonna Speech" scene of Reservoir Dogs