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Keith R Lee · 06-21-2006, 02:49 PM

If there's another dojo around you that you think has higher quality training, that you would fit in with better, why not? We're not in fuedal Japan here. You're paying money for a service. If you are unsatisfied with that service and find another service that you prefer, take your business there.

I mean, if I thought my dry cleaners was doing a bad job and found one that did a much better job for the same price, I would switch.

06-21-2006, 02:49 PM	#2
Keith R Lee Location: Alabama Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 219 Offline	Re: Changing Dojo b/c Slow Progress, Loyalty If there's another dojo around you that you think has higher quality training, that you would fit in with better, why not? We're not in fuedal Japan here. You're paying money for a service. If you are unsatisfied with that service and find another service that you prefer, take your business there. I mean, if I thought my dry cleaners was doing a bad job and found one that did a much better job for the same price, I would switch.
	Keith Lee