Customer States She Didn't Know How To Open Her Door (Trapped In)
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0:00 Intro.
0:05 An important to read your owner's manual and see what features and functions your car has.
0:31 Whole rear axle assembly would need to be replaced. Hopefully, the customer will get it fixed soon enough! The vehicle was in for its yearly M.O.T. inspection in the UK.
0:46 An easy removal.
0:52 No issue found at this time.
1:01 Customer declined to get the CD player replaced/fixed.
1:08 Floormat in the way causing this issue for the customer.
1:17 No issue found.
1:30 The technician was surprised by a raccoon when this truck was in for a service.
1:36 The spark plugs were not properly gapped causing multiple cylinder misfires. New OEM plugs installed and properly gapped.
1:47 Only the suspension was fixed, not the bodywork.
1:57 Surprised the customer managed to drive this in. The ball joint was installed and the four new tires as well.
2:12 Hopefully the customer gets it repaired soon.
2:20 Not the best/cleanest place to leave a snack...
2:26 The technician used his phone cable/usb cable and it fixed the issue.
2:36 The oil pan was replaced.
2:42 This vehicle was just in for an oil change and the technician noticed this spray foam.
2:47 First oil change on customer's 2022 Toyota Camry and they crashed it when leaving. The customer had apparently dropped his glasses.
2:57 Outro. Thanks for watching! - Авто та транспорт
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I have not been having a good week. I got a pinched nerve which gave me a wrist drop. This paralyses the wrist.
People this incompetent need to have their license suspended.
@@fsoiberglike they actually GOT a license in the first place... 🤣🤣🤣
I don't know how people can survive in life, considering how absolutely clueless they are! Every time I watch one of these videos, I'm continually shocked by the stuff people go to a repair shop for, and then am horrified to think that these people are probably driving these death traps they refuse to get fixed, on the same roads as me! It's enough to make you question the validity of the driver's license testing program, that's for sure! 😅🤮🤪🤯🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️ When I was younger, I used to joke that a bad driver must have gotten their license out of a Cracker-Jack box, but now I don't think that's too far off the mark, these days! 😮 Dangerous barely even begins to describe what these people are!
Bluetooth ball joint KILLED me.
Now I know why people don't get their oil changed. The risk of driving into a light pole is just too great.
Plus With cars with Big Altima Energy they don't change oil
@@OverTheHorizon840 That car was a Camry not an Altima.
Plus it's safer just to trade the car in after 50k miles. Never change the oil. Those light poles come out of nowhere sometimes
Hahahaha!!! Good one!
The oil change caused the car to swerve right.
Remember people, always change your motor's raccoon every 6,000 miles.
But he is a family now. Sounds so cruel
Customer states "car feels sluggish ever since the raccoon escaped".
Dang it we don't have too many in northern Alberta- yet
😂
I have a Honda Fit, it is mouse driven. They are freakish fast devils, but mice non the less.
Bluetooth balljoint 😂
It's all the rage these days!
Yes 😂😂😂😂
Its a feature of Apple Car Play. Mostly, they play metal!
Wireless
I came here for that!
On one hand, it really shows how dimwitted people are when they don't take notice of some features on their car like the manual door release on the first clip. On the other hand, carmakers have managed to make a solution to a problem NOBODY had by fitting electronic door handles to cars. Someone please explain to me what was wrong with a regular, manual door handle.
I agree wholeheartedly. Though I do feel for the dimwitted people of the world, their life is tough and they don't know it.
I suppose it’s too much to hope for that the salesperson who discussed the car’s features told the individual about the manual door release.
They are confortable, like even if you have your hands full you can easily open the doors, and sometimes you just accept that it's a feature that works as intended.
Some doors are heavy, correct?
I'm able bodied, but some of these changes that don't make sense to able bodied people are useful for disabled people/people with low strength/elders.
But also features are added to encourage folk to buy the latest new thing, so 🤷♂️
I originally thought maybe due to the proximity remotes, but my 94 and 95 Corvettes had proximity unlock and they were normal linked door handles. No idea why as there really isn't a "need" for electronic door handles.
The shop owner who said he would call the authorities on the customer who didn’t want repairs is the type of shop owner who is looking out for the other people on the road. Thank You sir for doing the right thing.👍
You're welcome for the customer
most shops have zero concept of liability.
T my old shop we called the cops on a lady with a bad outer tie rod. You could pop it apart by hand. The cop said we had to let her take the car. He hung out in our parking lot while she left. She made it about 200 feet down the road before it let go.
Point being. We can't stop them from taking the car.
Sure, tell yourself whatever helps you sleep at night after your extortion racket.
In japan, they even arrest the mechanics and shop owners that let this happen and have an accident... such a difference huh... Why americans can't fight for the right thing to do?
That JB Weld repair guy was a rookie. Spray foam would have done it, probably.
Flex Seal...........
Yeah they need to get with the times. The modern fix is definitely spray foam
....and cable ties....
@@dsloop3907 but you have to talk like the annoying guy who hawks it on TV
@@chuckz28 🤣
"Ever since you did my oil change..."
The college attended by all auto mechanics. Ever Since U
@@maxwellcrazycat9204 Got a full ride scholarship with them a couple years ago. Would not recommend.
….the car stops instantly!
@@maxwellcrazycat9204 That's awesome lmao
...the car now attracts light poles.
We were so close to no spray foam
I think the "special sauce" was JBWeld......
@@bobmcl2406 There is a ton of spray foam shown from 2:42 to 2:46 as viewed through into the door jamb/front fender area.
The dog in the last picture is smarter than all of those customers combined. The raccoon is at least as smart as 7 of the customers combined.
What dog?
@@amzarnacht6710 2:57 Lower left
Are you talking about the dog standing next to the GR Corolla in the pictures in the outro?
seven, really?
Of course that dog is smart. He bought a Toyota.
Highest level of intelligence in this week bundle.
We know there are at least 81 million people like these Rhodes Scholars.....
@@ricksmith4736 That number also includes dead people
The Racoon?
I understand missing the latch on the outside, but surely if you think you are stuck you would be pulling and pushing anything on the door to see if it did anything, that latch is hardly hidden on the inside, unlike some that are a cable hidden under carpet or in a door pocket.
Guess they didn’t get and owners manual. Oh bet they could have looked it up on their phone.🤪
Some people stop thinking when panicked and act completely irrational. Or maybe just low IQ
Yes, both you and me would do that. Though I do believe that the engineer who designed it failed as it ought to be obvious as heck because what if it were a car crash damaging the battery followed by a fire. It fails in it's function as an emergency release.
Thare are people that come in that say that there ac blows hot. And guess what it was set to hot. Or the other numrus things that we've seen on this channel.
You underestimate how stupid people are!
Now that takes some serious "talent" to run head on into a light pole after having your oil changed! lol
Have you not noticed the darn light pole just jumped in front of the car?😂
An empty parking lot and they hit the ONE obstacle.
Customer went back in to complain the oil had been installed backward as the steering now turns right instead of left
My dad once told me the story of how as a learner driver hit the only light pole in a parking lot😂
I'm sure the driver had a new text on their cellphone.
My man gapped those spark plugs like Moses parting the Red Sea.
You could park in the gaps, assuming the engine would run and he hadn't fucked about with anything.
They looked like the engine was left to gap them with the valve-train.
2:51 customer states other shop put a pillar in his way, but wouldn't disclose which shop it was
Comment of the day! 😂
or customer states damage from a construction crew putting up a pillar in the lot right where they were parked
Man, if a simple oil change causes you to run into a light pole in the middle of a parking lot, imagine what a transmission flush and filter change would cause.
Parking on top of the light pole I'm sure. 😂
Rolling the car 3 times
@@fredk.2001 3 times...Is that all??? lol
@@a.s.3904 Wouldn't surprise me with some of the customers on the videos.
SpaceX, man. Vertical takeoff.
1:58 This is the first time in recent memory of these videos I heard of a shop with balls that thretened legal action against these fking tools that drive unsafe cars out. Great job to that shop!
Some of these are in US states that don't require safety inspections of road vehicles. In the US, manufacturers are regulated at the federal level, but individual vehicles are regulated at the state level. And many US states just don't. (This ties into a larger context of some demographics distrusting any government, and varies regionally. We aren't all anarchists.)
Nah f that shop. What if he wanted to fix it himself
@@roddyrod4922 If that was the case, then he should have been smart enough to not try getting an inspection sticker while the car was in that condition. He should have fixed the issue before going to the shop for the inspection.
@@roddyrod4922 well hopefully he doesnt kill your family in an accident on his way home. Guy needed to have it fixed, and a ball joint like that is not very expensive to replace.
@@roddyrod4922 then he can get it towed. that vehicle was not safe to drive on the road
As a mechanic, the best free advice I can give car owners is: READ YOUR CAR'S OWNER'S MANUAL.
Underrated comment!
(EDIT: I once owned a '94 Geo Tracker, and had to read the owner's manual to find out where the hood release was. Laugh all you want, but who would ever think a hood release would be mounted in the glove compartment?)
My dad used to say, “When all else fails, read the instructions”.
The IQ of this bunch . . . . They never made it past early learner books in kinder garden.
Some waterhead retards need instructions to find the instructions.
my spare boot/trunk release is in the glovebox lol. @@dashcamandy2242
0:27 THAT little latch, I would have not found. especially not in a an emergency situation.
imagine someone is stuck inside a burning vehicle and you can't figure out how to open the door 😭
Electric door handles have to be one of mankind’s dumbest ideas 🤣
Never have I thought “this whole process of pulling a handle to open a door is just too hard to do, let’s make it lazier”
Sorry but I will never not find this absolutely hilarious
think about those people with LOOOOOOONG fingernails
I really don't like those..
In a few years people wont understand how to start a vehicle by turning the key as every new car is keyless.
@@dubious6718
Haha sad but true
“Grandpa, did people really walk around with funny shaped pieces of metal in their pockets to start cars??”
@@kevinarmstead7310 Right? They'd have to stick their fingers in that huge gap between handle and door, or get shorter press-on nails!
Customer: "The oil sprayed everywhere and I slid into the pole!"
Shop owner goes to the security camera...
I am surprised more garages don't call the cops on some of these vehicles. Edit in my country UK there are strict laws and vehicles can be stopped and prohibited from moving if they are that unsafe.
Depends on the country and the willingness of the shop to lose a costumer ( problematic costumer)
I don't think any shops are worried about people who make costumes...
Many of these vehicles are in the US, where many states don't mandate safety inspections. I'm serious.
If the government doesn't regulate safety, there's not much for the police to do.
Happens frequently in the UK.
It's mind blowing to me every time they say 'customer declined repairs and drove away'. In Australia if a car is deemed unsafe it will either get a 'canary' (yellow sticker that marks the car as unsafe but not too bad, must be repaired within 28 days) or a 'stop light' (red sticker that marks the car as dangerous and must not be driven until repaired). Mechanics are legally obligated to ensure genuinely unsafe cars are not on the road, and can be fined heavily and held liable if they fail to do so. Some states have yearly safety inspections, but all take this stuff pretty seriously.
Infuriating how the people with the newest/nicest cars have absolutely no clue how to operate or interact with them.
If only new cars came with an owner's manual 😂
@@tjdoozer9387right? For real everyone should read it
@@tjdoozer9387 Oh certainly! Except...some do not! My Honda came with a stack of booklets in a pouch: the owner's manual, obviously. Then I went to look up fluid quantities and found small print telling me the company that would sell me the owner's manual. All those booklets were operating manual, driver features, etc etc but specifically NOT the owner's manual. 🤬
I can understand that you might need to read the manual to learn about unusual features. But a door is a basic thing like a steering wheel - if it doesn’t work as you expect, that’s a design issue, not a driver issue.
@@Sashazur No one is forced to buy a car. When someone buys a car, they should know how to operate it. Regardless of how stupidly it is designed, THEY bought it and should read the manual. Calling the fire department and breaking a window because a person doesn't know how to get out of their own car is DEFINITELY a driver issue. 😂
honestly, ,in a stressful situation (imagine riding with someone in an unfamiliar car) door openers should work intuitively, without hidden gizmos or malfunctioning design pieces like the tesla doorhandles
Exactely, when you are unfamiliar with a car and have to look and not immediately recognize the door opener it's designed wrong.
(and they don't need to be electric in my opinion, that's just adding another possible thing that can become defective)
everything makes sense now after watching "customer states" + watching "idiots in cars" clips. People appear here first, decline all repairs, drive off in their death machines and go cause accidents 🤣🤣
"Phone holder stuck in CD player" At least this one shouldn't manage to reproduce.
Wrong hole!
Reminds me of the woman I worked with back in the 1980s who wedged her floppy disk between the upper and lower floppy disk drives. This was back in the days of the 5 1/4 inch disks.
@ronj9124 5 1/4" ...
First honest assessment of size on the Internet ever!! Not you man, just making a joke ! 😂
@@Crawfishness Maybe it's wrong phone holder, but it's the right hole. There are actually phone holders meant to be mounted in a CD slot.
They actually sell phone holders that are MADE to go in the CD slot. All I can think of is how it will ruin the radio.
I guess JB Weld is a big improvement over spray foam. Moving up in the world!
That’s old school. Spray foam is the future. 👍
I insulated my house with JB Weld
Smelly epoxy gang
If you factor in UV exposure to the spray foam, you're right
That is one impressive gap on that spark plug to be wider than the threads 👍
I assume the customer will be back in a few months complaining the vehicle smells like rotten eggs 🤷🏻♂️
How much space does that cylinder have? I dunno about that one being real
Rotten egg smell is always a clogged cabin air filter unable to filter out the farts.
2:36
It might be a lousy repair job, but the fact he didn't set the car on fire while doing it is impressive.
Right? I doubt he drained it before "repairing" it 😂
As a technician myself, I sometimes get annoyed when clients decline repairs, especially ones that need to be done to make the vehicle safe but some of these put those to shame
On the one hand how many of those clients are just using you as a diagnoser, and they'll fix it at home? But on the other hand, if you are finding this issues during a routine oil change and either just happen to see them or are found when you do a complimentary inspection, then obviously they aren't taking it back to do themselves as they'd have just done the oil change themselves as well.
@@Roccondil if you dont notice a balljoint barely hanging on... you're not the type of person to just DIY auto repairs...
Why are people so....clueless?
I dont think its being dumb. Example. I had to fix a windows 10 and OBS problem. Im am NOT into modern computers, software, but, theres enough online that I figured it out (woohoo!). I even fixed moms phone. I work on cars, not Samsungs. But again, found some basic stuff online, and done.
How come these poeple dont know how to gap a plug, or turn on a light? Sometimes your vids scare me, that people are this complacent and need it done for them.
Or maybe they are just that dumb lol. Either way, had a laugh. The cone and the racoon had me lolling. Thanks for the work you do, and giving so many of us a good laugh!
I cannot thank you enough for posting these videos. They always make me feel better about my life.
Bluetooth ball joint.
That’s so dry it’s a desert. Very droll and well done.
You need to pay close attention or those will just fly right past. It's one of those "wait, what did he just say?" lol.
@@Batmann_ JRI has been sneaking at least one 'good one' into every episode lately.
@@61rampy65 yes, I recall something similar in one of the recent previous vids.
Free floating rear axles/subframes next on manufacturers lists
What did the customer gap those spark plugs with? A hammer and chisel? 🔨
That "wow" when the mechanic turned on the trunk light had me rolling on the floor for some reason. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, I've had one of those days.
I had to do a double take and make sure I heard 'Bluetooth ball joint' correctly.
Me too. I’m guessing that’s a ball joint with no physical connection between the parts 😂
@@Tjs736 Ahh... NOW I get it. Thanks! 😂
I have to admit that first video, I would NOT have foudn that outside release. On basically any other normal car build in the past give or take 50 years, you grab the whole handel and pull to open the door. some sneaky non visible latch on the BOTTOM of a handle? Props to the fire department for only cutting the window.
Agree to the first part, but the fire department? I think most of them have their phone with them, and she would have been able to hold out for the few seconds more for them to look it up on the internet before their window action. (If she isn't able to look it up herself with her phone...)
The first customer should've read the owner's manual.
If you need to read the owners manual to figure out how to open your car door, I think the problem is your car, not you.
@@Sashazur Newer cars have more computers in the gauge cluster than a typical household has total. They need to make the doors mechanical latches only.
Anyone with a smart phone could look it up quicker by doing a search than reading the manual. If I have a specific question about my car, that's what I do.
@@my3dviews Sometimes the online information doesn't apply to the exact car you have. No 2 cars are identical.
@ColtonRMagby Make Model and year will almost always get you the right info. If you are stuck in a car, you could easily find out how to open the door without having to smash the window
customer states "there's a racoon under the hood"
Its a Dodge-Ram trucks special feature...
Spray foam and JB Weld is the new way to fix cars I see!! Certainly better than duct tape!
But nothing is better good old zip ties.
Love that this guy uploads them right when all the mechanics are getting off work, the guy fucking knows his audience 😆😆😆
Reminds me of the Family Guy clip where Peter drops his keys outside his car while he bangs on the window.
2:01 "the shop found ... a bluetooth ball joint..."
"bluetooth ball joint" lol
The first video is why you read the manual.
Nice to see some CDRK - Customer Declined Repair Karma. “Dave, remember that ball joint I told you to get fixed 6 months ago? Well, you are lucky to be alive now, and yeah, I’m calling the cops if you drive out of here like that. For the safety of others since you clearly don’t care about your own”
:bluetooth ball joint" is absolutely gold 🤣 Thats a new one boys
Bluetooth ball joint 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for the videos.
Thanks for being here :)
As far as I know, in every state in the US a mechanic cannot legally prevent you from taking your vehicle. However, they absolutely can (and should) call the police to report it as being unsafe.
It should be legal. Period. No one's right to drive a piece of shit trumps my right to having everyone else's car around me being safe to drive. If an unsafe car is next to me that cause us to get in a accident, I'm sueing the driver for everything they got.
@@brentruvio6556 The police can confiscate property, a mechanic cannot. It's not about the right to drive. It's about the legal authority to seize personal property.
The shop owner did the right thing by threatening to call police and it worked perfectly.
Depends on the state. When I was younger, Oklahoma had an "imminent danger" statute. The mechanic could not confiscate your vehicle, but could disable function, read disconnect the battery, to keep your car from being driven off. This was done to my car as I had a fuel pump leak on to arcing spark plug wires. Basically driving a bomb waiting to go off. (engine and cabin would fill with gas fumes while driving).
@@brentruvio6556 So far no one has said its legal in any state. I would be surprised if it ever was. The legal and civil liability is immense. If the mechanic is wrong you could be facing criminal and civil lawsuits.
@@craigw6557 I definitely can believe this to be true. Disabling the car, but what happens if the customer demands his car and knows enough to reattach the battery?
LOL at "Bluetooth Balljoint".
Bluetooth ball joint. hahahaha
Good evening (from Germany)
Good evening my friend
schöne Abend, auch von Deutschland
Norway here
@ 2:01 - a bluetooth ball joint ffff loll
The Bluetooth balljoint is like wireless charging when blocking an EV charging point. 🤪
Imagine connecting it using your phone then control the balljoint
@@OverTheHorizon840 Yes, by an app! 🤭🤣
"Bluetooth ball joint" 🤣🤣 love it.
BLUETOOTH Ball Joint 😂😂😂😂
Killed me!!!!
Ty for revealing the manual release thing. Appreciate it.
"Manual bypass" also known as a "door opener"
Brilliant design decision to make even simply elements more complicated.
SMH at the Lexus NX owner. That looks like a new NX, which means it probably still has the SOS road-side assistance. They could have called that instead of the fire department. They might have been able to suggest the manual door latch workaround.
google would have fixed this
@@emgriffiths9743or even look at the funny little book called the ‘owners manual’ that the manufacturer helpfully puts in the glovebox. It contains all sorts of useful information. Isn’t that nice of them to do?
Have they ever thought to look at the Owners Manual ?? It explains all of the automobiles functions. DUH !!
They probably didn't even know they had SOS roadside assistance
@@thomasficorilli259 yeah too bad so many of them are a QR code
Very sneaky tonight.... didn't think I saw a spray foam clip.... it was there with no audio.... lol
I didn't know my car had a built in chip receptacle! Thanks for the tip !
I had exact situation happen like the first clip. The Wendy's near Busch gardens in Williamsburg VA called and said some ladies were trapped in their car an early 90s Buick it was a very hot day so i hurried over to the Wendy's and found 4 women in the car windows down. I asked her why did she think she was trapped and she pushed the unlock button and said the door wouldn't unlock so i reached in and unlocked the sliding door lock opened the hood and jump started her car. They killed the battery listening to the radio. Some people shouldn't be allowed to have a drivers license.
In fairness to the first clip, the NX has weird electronic door handles for a safety feature where they won't open if you park on the street and there's another car coming close enough to hit the door. I had one for a service loaner last week and even knowing in advance how they were meant to work (I'm a moderator on a Lexus forum, so I do know this stuff) it was a little unsettling the first time.
Edit: I wanted to clarify that you push in on the door latch to open the door. Trying to pull on it like every other car ever means it won't move, but it does have PUSH printed on it in big letters.
Still would call that an unneccessary complication of what worked well. There is no need to make something that already works well for everyone more complicated and add a possible malfunction/defect.
If there is a possible collision when opening the door from the inside, it can blink and beep at me, but not prevent the door from opening.
That's a possible safety hazard in my book.
If the system is detecting something that isn'T there, but i need to get out of the car for my own safety, this is going to have a bad outcome. And wokring in electronics /roubleshooting electronics for almost 25 years, there is no electronic that never has a malfunction. I work with systems that are way better tested, more expensive and made to hgher standards than car electronics and still i have plenty of work.
(One reason i am strictly against selfdriving cars. another one is ->humans can detect an error they make while making one and already counteract, software can't. It doesn't know the concept of being able to make an error. so when SW makes an error or has an error, things go really wrong.)
1:35 - I've had that happen a time or six. Usually opossums in colder weather using the engine for warmth, or nesting in vehicles that have sat a while.
Gotta snatch 'em quick before they worm themselves down into the moving parts and refuse to budge so you can't start the car (without making an unholy mess).
Had a kitten do that once.
One of the most frightening phrases ever uttered: "The customer declined repairs." YIKES!
I absolutely love this channel.❤❤❤❤❤
I'm sure the fire department knew about the manual door open. I've seen a fireman open a door to a building, look in, close the door, and then smash the glass door. They just like to break things.
We all have that inner child that loves to smash things.
I'm glad a shop owner FINALLY had a fricking set of balls to report an unsafe vehicle !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! These are the dangerous hunks of crap on the roads next to YOUR loved ones !!!!!!!!!!
Do the customer and the fire department know about the internet? It's an amazing thing that you can visit for information and other handy things. Amazing humans. Great work.
You got to watch those poles. They come from nowhere.
It jumped right out in front of them! Those poles are sneaky!
So kind of the customer to leave a snack 🙏🏼👏
IDK why you showed up in my news feed but I came to yt just to subscribe. This is gold. 😂
"Bluetooth ball joint" 💀
I always get a laugh, plus ive learned plenty from just rolled in. One of a few channels that I let the ads run
"Bluetooth ball joint"? The hell? I love it! :)
"bluetooth ball joint" gave me a nice little chuckle
2:33 You know how many times I find that while I’m vacuuming customers’ cars at work? More than enough.
Love that last clip! what a great ending!
To było jak podróż, nie mogę się doczekać kolejnej!
LOVE the blue and silver Chevy truck!
That first one...that's a major reason people NEED to start reading the owners manual for their new vehicle.
It was a passenger. who thought they had been locked in the car, and could not find out how to open a door from the inside, the fire department was there faster then the driver back at the car.
"Bluetooth ball joints" is amazing. Definitely using this.
I need to raise my insurance coverage. These people are on the road with me.
And most of them are probably driving uninsured.
No matter how far Artificial Intelligence evolves, it will never beat the goofy human brain. 🤪
2:05 The shop owner is an absolute legend. Refusing to ignore people wilfully driving dangerous vehicles is something that needs to be done more often. The owner could have had it towed or recovered if they'd wanted but that thing needs to be repaired before it is allowed to drive, and I'm glad the shop owner made that very clear.
The gap on that spark plug LOL
Love the mechanics' reference to bluetooth ball joints, or WiFi exhausts, etc. 🤣
Thank You sir for doing the right thing
"Bluetooth balljoint" had me cracking up.
'The customer declines repair' - I love this part of almost every video. And drove into the traffic.
FINALLY! A shop calling the cops on an unsafe vehicle! Please do this more :)
The bluetooth ball joint caught me off guard. LOL
I feel like such an idiot. I've been using that receptacle for holding coins. I could have been using it to store chips! Wonder if it's big enough for nachos?!? 🤔
1:57 "bluetooth ball joint" 😂
Awesome this is very cool keep up the good work
Shout-out to the repair shop for threatening to call the cops on a potential rolling death trap. I'm surprised that the customer agreed instead of trying to resist.
1:45 Customer is lucky that the pistons didn't regap his plugs for him.
"left a snack for him" DEAD
The JB Weld is back! 😂
"bluetooth ball joint"😂