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  <title>Roger Beard used car buying tip: Check the entire length of a seat belt.</title>
  <description>Imagine leaving the nest and going off to college, only to find the academic scene a bad fit for you.&amp;amp;nbsp; You walk away from what you’ve always been told is the path to success.&amp;amp;nbsp; So, you pivot into a sales career, in which the first month you make zero sales: zilch/nada/nothing.&amp;amp;nbsp; More failure.&amp;amp;nbsp; Now what? That’s the humble beginning to a successful forty plus year career in car sales for Roger Beard.&amp;amp;nbsp; He shares with us his early years as a young man trying to find his way, eventually finding traction as a car salesman and becoming a manager of used car sales at a large dealership in Florida that annually generated multi-millions of dollars in sales. In part one of this two-part interview, Roger will tell us about the beginnings of Beard Pontiac, a Prophetstown car dealership that served the surrounding area for twenty years.&amp;amp;nbsp; He’ll tell us amusing stories about various sales he made and insider tips on how to buy a used vehicle, including why you should check the entire length of a seatbelt.  [TN1]  &amp;amp;nbsp;       &amp;amp;nbsp;  [TN1]    </description>
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