A cold breeze blowing into my car after I had already closed the driver's side door, let me know that - *hooray* - I had been the victim of my second crime in three months. Glancing over at the seat next to me, I noticed that my passenger was now a very large rock and a ton of glass (it even made it to the back seat). So, I did what any die-hard Judy's booker would do in the situation. I went and got drunk. In the morning, I called San Francisco City Glass for both the ride to boozahol and for this recommendation).
Over the phone, Naj asked for the make, model, and year of the car (which really made it not worth breaking into and I appreciate that they didn't laugh) and gave me a guaranteed rate quote of $95 (a blessing since it was coming out of pocket). They let me know that if I could get the car in before 6:00 p.m., they would fix it the same day.
I dillied and dallied too much but the next day after work when I took the car in in, it took less than 45 minutes to fix the window as good as new. They even went the extra mile to search the entire car for glass and vacuum the entire interior.
One small flaw though. When I dropped the car off, they didn't tell me how long it was going to be. I sat in the waiting room only informed by previous reviews how quick they were. As has been pointed out in other reviews, the waiting room leaves much to be desired in the way of entertainment or even a working water dispenser. But if that's how they keep the cost down, more power to them.
Finally, to the second idiot thief in three months, I hope you were able to use or pawn my satellite radio without the antennae. Dick. Though I do have to give you credit for finding a 14 pound rock on Sacramento Avenue in all the cold and rain. That had to take effort.
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