Gaylor v. Jay & Gene's Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge, Inc.

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• testimony that sales manager engaged in finger wrestling with sales staff as a method of keeping a rapport with the sales staff and keeping them motivated raised factual issue as to whether sales manager was acting within the scope of his employment

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