Gater and Goose 713

In this episode of Gater & Goose 713, we’re calling out something you can spot a mile away: adults who have never truly been part of a team. From accountability issues to ego-driven behavior, excuses, lack of follow-through, and not understanding how their actions affect the whole group — it shows. Gater and Goose break down the difference between people who know how to move as a team and people who only know how to move for themselves. Funny, honest, and painfully accurate.

Gater & Goose dig into the wild mix of personalities the car business attracts — the hustlers, the smooth talkers, the chaos managers, and the ones who either survive the pressure or get exposed by it. Then we break down why being a female in the automotive industry is not a weakness — it’s a weapon: customers respond differently, trust lands faster, and the right woman can control a room without ever raising her voice.

“Gater & Goose 713” pulls back the curtain on one of the auto industry’s most misunderstood (and quietly abused) practices—RDR’ing. We break down how dealerships report cars as “sold” to manufacturers when they’re not, why it happens, who benefits, and where it crosses the line. No corporate spin—just raw, insider truth from the front lines of the car business.

Club volleyball: worth it or completely out of control? We break down the real cost, the pressure, the friendships, the opportunities, and the dark side of what competitive volleyball can do to teenage girls. The good, the bad, and the expensive—nothing sugarcoated.

In this episode, Gator & Goose 713 expose what’s really powering electric vehicles — and it’s not what you think. From dirty grids to environmental trade-offs no one talks about, we break it all down raw and unfiltered.

Spoiler: the plug doesn’t make it clean.

Your trade-in isn’t just a number — it’s a story, a risk assessment, and sometimes… a crime scene.

In this episode of Gator & Goose 713, we break down how dealerships actually determine the value of your trade-in (hint: it’s not just Kelley Blue Book), what really hurts or helps your number, and the behind-the-scenes factors customers never see.

And then… we get into the wild part — the absolute chaos we’ve found inside trade-ins. From bizarre personal items to straight-up “what were you thinking?” moments, nothing is off limits.

If you’ve ever wondered why your car is worth what it is — or what happens after you hand over the keys — this one’s raw, unfiltered, and exactly how the industry really works.

In this episode, we break down the truth about reconditioning and why that “good deal” is usually a ticking time bomb. Every corner that gets cut before a car hits the lot? You’re the one paying for it later.

We’re pulling back the curtain on what real dealers do vs. what most don’t — and why cheaper upfront almost always means more expensive down the road.

If you’ve ever asked, “What’s your best price?”… this one might sting a little.

In this episode of Gator & Goose, we ask the real question… can you hear the drums, Fernando — or is that just another customer marching in with a price they made up in their head?

We break down why people feel entitled to tell automotive professionals what a vehicle is worth. Raw, funny, and brutally honest — this one hits every salesperson nerve.

For decades, the car business held the crown for ego, excess, and questionable behavior. Then the music industry said, “hold my champagne.” Suddenly automotive looks almost wholesome. And people.... stop lying when you walk into a dealership. We know how to Google things too......