AutoNation Volkswagen Las Vegas

My experience came in waves. Walked in 30min before my online scheduled service, was found standing in front of 4 service writers, finally one of the Service writers greeted me ,asked for my name and telephone number, then pointed me to the right, said Gus is helping you with that. So I walked over 10ft to my left over to Gus, who then asks me what he can help with. He just heard the whole Initial conversation! Low energy in the department. I waited in the waiting lounge. Was very surprised of the obvious, ie. multiple seated with obvious rips and tears, wires visible and hanging from wall. Side tables weathered. Not what I expected from a Volkswagen Dealer. 1st one I've visited that was of such standards. Having said the above, once my VW rolled into the shop, I simply waited a reasonable amount of time, Gus's service and attention to detail was well above standards. And was on my way. My Tech forgot to place a reminder window sticker, not a big deal to some VW reminds me in car. Which leads me to think there is no check list of any sorts. 1. Bring up the energy! 2.Standards, Standards , Standards! 3. Begin to end check list! Thank you! Really a maybe on the first Q. Would I recommend