Understanding the Workshop Dynamics

In this video, Davey arrives early at the shop to help, but Ryan explains that the Denali work is not scheduled yet. Ryan emphasizes the importance of following shop rules and responsibilities, such as not sanding or removing panels without being present to reassemble them. The conversation concludes with Ryan mentioning Counts Customs, a shop in Las Vegas that builds custom vehicles.

Why does Ryan not allow Davey to sand?

• Ryan wants to do it himself.

• Davey once damaged a piece.

• Sanding is not needed.

• Davey is not skilled enough.

What is Ryan's main reason for not prioritizing Davey's truck?

• He forgot about the truck.

• There is a scheduling process.

• The truck is not important.

• He dislikes Davey.

What does Davey offer to do to be part of the work?

• Paint the vehicles.

• Manage the workshop.

• Push a broom and take panels.

• Order new parts.

What does Davey want to tell people about his involvement?

• He painted the vehicles.

• He designed a new car.

• He worked on the Denali.

• He managed the workshop.

What is Davey's reaction to not being allowed to help?

• He is indifferent.

• He is angry.

• He is disappointed.

• He is relieved.

Why does Ryan insist on the same person disassembling and reassembling parts?

• To make it more challenging.

• To train new workers.

• To save time.

• To ensure parts are not lost.

What does Ryan suggest Davey can do later?

• Sweep the shop.

• Paint the cars.

• Manage the schedule.

• Order new parts.

What does Ryan say about the workshop's cleanliness?

• It is always dirty.

• It needs improvement.

• It is clean now.

• It is messy.

What is the main focus of the workshop according to Ryan?

• Repairing old cars.

• Selling car parts.

• Building custom vehicles.

• Training new employees.

What type of vehicles does the workshop specialize in?

• Electric cars.

• Luxury cars.

• Custom vehicles.

• Motorcycles only.