Do most auto parts stores and mechanics all talk to each other throughout the day & do they copy acting styles?

have spent half of yesterday and half of today calling around trying to get different auto parts stores to explain to me about using an air bubble vacuum on my clutch line and trying to determine if it is a simple air bubble in the clutch line OR parts to the clutch system..throw out bearing, clutch plates , etc..and have spoken to "sales representatives" for service in dealerships..and many , many mechanics , auto parts store clerks..and THEY ALL TALK, SOUND THE SAME NEARLY..LOL..It is almost like there 3-4 different acting roles of people that i talked to out of maybe 50 or 60 people..and i dont know why this is..but many act so arrogant ..and almost like you are a stupid professional..kind of person and they act like the "good ole boy" mechanic that etc..and it is really made me depressed after talking so many times to mechanics that want to skip the clutch line having an air bubble possibility and move onto the idea of a "throw out bearing" or "clutch plates"..etc..and was curious..are most just wanting to skip the idea of the simple clutch bleed and go to the 600-1500 dollar range? ..why they do this and do they not feel guilty at not wanting to true help out someone ?Do most auto parts stores and mechanics all talk to each other throughout the day %26amp; do they copy acting styles?
There are two things here.



You are asking professionals to give you free time when they could be using that time to make money. They are not at all interested in spending long periods sorting out your problems over the telephone when they have nothing to gain from it.



In any case, they can't possibly know what is wrong with your vehicle over the 'phone - all they can do is give you some ideas.





The "sound alike" comes from the fact that all industries and jobs have their own jargon, and people within an industry will share patterns of thought and speech.