I just want something you can put around the converter to fuck up their power saw when they try and do it. Stop them from not just cutting your cat, but cutting a bunch of others that day.
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New car inventory is low and dealers know what they got.
Good looking out! I’ve got a handful of similar stories where you try to offer a helping hand and someone that has more confidence than sense, ruins the attempt. Stupid should hurt, you just hope when you’re lending a hand, you don’t get the bad end of the deal.
I somehow managed to forget this sad story about trying to do good and instead being an idiot.
That’s fantastic.
In the same situation, when I owned a winch equipped Wrangler, I always looked for times to be a Good Samaritan.
Counter-countersteer: how often have you helped a stranger who has run out of gas?
To be fair, it is a lot easier to shift the burden of clean energy to the grid and not to each and every individual car. So, your energy “could” conceivably be clean, depending on where your power comes from. That can never be the case for a gasoline-powered car.
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Nothing. The car is back on by the time your foot is fully off the brake pedal. People said the same thing about ABS, then traction control, then stability control, and they’ll continue to say it about this until it’s just commonplace. People will shit a brick when they eventually introduce a hybrid wrangler, up until…
You clearly have your own convictions and I respect that.
Wow, I’m butchering this reply editing.