Customer States He Can't Find His Keys In His Car
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
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0:00 Intro - Click show more under the video to read more.
0:05 New keys were programmed.
0:21 The battery was replaced. Some manufacturers put the battery is weird spots like the trunk, underneath the driver or passenger seat, wheel well etc.
0:32 No extra info.
0:43 The passenger side area was cleaned out and the blower motor was replaced.
0:54 Airbag recall was still performed. Always make sure you clean the interior of your car and remove any food from the interior to prevent bugs and rodents from going inside your car.
1:05 The technician said all the air fresheners actually made it smell awful. It was too much!
1:15 Drivers seat was fixed.
1:27 The Ford Focus even had a "padel shifter". The owner bought it from his father and transformed it into this "boat".
1:38 All 4 tires looked like the one shown and needed to be replaced. The technician said it also had damaged weather stripping around the doors which most likely let some water/moisture inside of the vehicle.
2:01 The keys for a Tesla look like a credit card, so I could see how those could be easily lost. Maybe they lost them in the car?
2:12 First time I've seen a truck badged this much to look like a diesel and even had a huge diesel exhaust tip.
2:27 Nissan Titan with a Cummins engine. As mentioned the truck was new at the time it was filmed.
2:48 To replace the rear shocks you need to remove some trim to remove the nut for the top of the shocks. Unfortunately, the mechanic had to remove lots out of the way to do so.
3:01 No extra info.
3:15 Custom batmobile?
3:29 Replica 1965 Shelby Cobra.
3:38 Outro. Thanks for watching! - Авто та транспорт
Hope you guys had a great Christmas! Just changing it up for the last few videos of the year.
We are back to regular videos in the new year 😁👍
same to you!
Same to you, and thank you for you good work. Greetings from Germany.
I like how you mix things up like this. It keeps things interesting
@@todddenio3200 glad to hear! Just want to show different stuff and see what the viewers enjoy so I know what to post moving forward.
Thanks for the videos! This is a great Christmas present
No mechanic should be forced to work on a car or truck that has more garbage and critters than average dumpster. mechanics are not sanitation workers and should not deal with trash. it's up to the shop managers to take a few pictures and send the owners to the local dump to remove all the trash.
I'm thankful to have worked at places where management refuses vehicles that are trashed out or just packed to the brim like these. One dealer I worked at had an amazing detail crew who were willing to handle stuff like this. Of course the customer was charged a whole lot more though haha
Dude how can anyone trash their cars like that
And then maybe find your keys.
@@front2760 in probably several keys at that
not all shops have the funds to refuse paying customers
I would flat out REFUSE to work on any of these 4 wheel dumpsters with a steering wheel! These are just downright disgusting!!!
Charge accordingly !!
@@practicalplinking6133 You can't charge enough, other than making them pay someone, maybe one of those places that does crime scene cleanup, to clean the car first, then do the work, and do a bill for the whole thing.
Disgusting? There are multiple safety issues riddled throughout
@@John_RidleyI bet if you totally cleaned it for them, within a week, it would be trashed up again. Sick.
I would be totally nauseated by them.
I was a auto tech years ago. I rejected a few jobs because of health concerns. One truck had crabs not the kind you eat in a seafood restaurant either. The boss didn’t believe me until he went out and checked the situation for himself. The customer had them all over his facial hair and clothes. He got told to leave immediately. He then walked out the door and said he would never be back. The manager’s reply was “good don’t’. We had to disinfect and clean the customer waiting area BECAUSE THE CRABS FELL OFF THE CUSTOMER IN THE WAITING AREA! Nasty people are everywhere however that guy has been the worst offender.
what are these "crabs" ? I hadn't heard of anything other than the kind you fish out of the ocean. Just curious.
@@SchreuganootLice that have moved from the head - they may be a different brand, though they're usually genital lice when folks call 'em crabs
@@wayneswonderarium Nasty things.
He is an OSHA, CDC, and Epidemic with legs.
😭🫣🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
When I see cars like these, I try not to judge. But when I see a booster seat in there, I get genuinely worried. Knowing there are kids who have to live like this is really sad.
Seeing kids toys and toddler stuff lying around amongst the filth makes my blood boil.
Oh I DEFINITELY judge.
What’s sad is the kid is probably 12-13 years old now and they haven’t taken the stuff out yet.
Came to the comments section for this post.
Honestly, the right thing to do would be to call CPS and give them a heads up, poor kids having to live in pure filth like that, i bet the home looks the same or worse.
@@JohnDoe-bd5sz NEVER involve government agencies/bureaucrats.
Years ago I was a window tinter and had three gross cars trashed like these that I refused to work on. All three customers were pissed and offended that I refused. They truly couldn't understand what my problem was!
Another one was a lady who lived in her van, with all her possessions. It was super crowded but it was clean, bug free and smelled ok. And she stuck around to help move the stuff that got in my way.
Just like the movie " Nomads".....
"They truly couldn't understand what my problem was!" - Which is the issue with these people. I can only explain it by them having a mental illness; they truly dont understand the problem and view their trashed cars as normal.
If I get my windows tinted, or have any other work done that I cant do, I always have the vehicle cleaned out.
Window tint people are so bad ass. Thanks for your work. A good tint job is so nice.
Imagine what these people's homes look like.
I’d rather not
Absolute pig pens.
Said by someone who's never actually cleaned anything.
I've been a vehicle detailer and house cleaner for over 15 years,
Most people keep their life's pretty organized, but subconsciously choose a "life dumpster" I guarantee you have one.
All the same junk, minus the four wheels to move it all around.
No thanks, I’m good.
Being as I have had both heavy smokers and hoarders in the family, I could actually smell those vehicles by just watching those clips.
As someone who works at an auto auction, these kinds of trashed out people/vehicles are way.....WAY more common than people think 🤢
Hence they're at the auction. 👍
Ok, in an auction I understand why that happens. The former owner just gave up the vehicule, so, he don´t care.
But cars still being used !? WTF !?
My boss makes it easy. Drive home, clean your car and make a new appointment. If the customer isn´t ok with that by by.
That's how it should ALWAYS be done
Indeed, its just a matter of respect for the mechanic to deliver your car at the garage in clean state.
Our boss is the same way. Everyone has the right to refuse service. At a certain point, it's a health issue. Case in point, those bugs and mold.
You have a good boss do keep him happy, I’m not a mechanic, but I’ve had some bad bosses
You misspelled bye two times in a row.
I'm not the cleanest or most organized person but these people make me look like a saint.
There is a wide range between being messy and having a mental illness, for which I cannot find another explanation for these "customers".
@@DanielLaixer I have seen vehicles like these in person and some of them their house matches their vehicle. Hoarding usually has some kind of trauma attached that in lack of better words snaps something in the brain where suddenly they start collecting and no longer throw things away.
@@noyou9379 - That's what I think about when I see these cars. What do their homes look like if their car is that filthy?!
What in the world is the deal, especially those cigarette butts. What is wrong with people... what the hell is going on in their heads, they shouldn't be driving if they can't maintain minimal hygiene.
Same here
Unfortunately, I worked in an area once where I had to inspect people's cars, they were owned by the organization I worked for and so they were company cars, so we had to make sure everything worked, no scratches longer than a dollar, and everything was working. I was amazed how there is a group of people who just ate stuff like fast food every day and just threw all the wrappers and junk into the back and passenger seats, they never emptied or cleaned the car, and this could go on for years, it got such to the point we had to make monthly inspections just to force these people to clean out their car. I around this time got to work in an area with one of these people and yeah he never cooked, ate out every meal, and threw all the stuff in the back, the worst was that he would order a soda every time, and whenever he got a new soda, he would throw the old soda into the seat, put the new one in the cupholder and continue on his life. I was like "Dude if you buy a new soda, just drop the old one off in the garbage at the place you ordered the new one at (It's stale anyways, what are you saving it for!). Anyways I had to drive with him for 6 weeks before becoming the owner of the car, and anytime he stopped at a fast-food place, I just grabbed the old stuff and threw it away at the place he just ordered from, as he was doing his order (Fun fact the people at the fast-food places actually complimented me on it, saying they did the same thing, they were rooting for me too), and after 4 weeks I finally got through the pile. Supprizingly he never really noticed me throwing stuff away. After he left I did a deep clean of the car (there was no point while he was there) and he always bought in cash and would just throw the change in the pile as well, so when I finally got the car deep cleaned I found over $35 worth of change in the bottom of the car, so I used to buy myself a meal, get the car cleaned, vacuumed and even bought a new car smell air freshener. The sad part was this car, was piled up floor to ceiling when I got there and only have around 6-8000 miles on it. It was basically new, but this is just the way people live. When I asked about it, why he did things this way, he said that's just how he grew up doing things, and so it's just how he did things, really makes you wonder...
Unrelated to cars, but I worked with another worker once and he had started living on his own, and would always eat on disposable paper plates, but due to the fact he didn't have a lot of money he would eat off the cheapest plates possible, and he hated how they would flex, and stick to the table. Finally, I showed him that there were these things called "ceramic dishes" that you could wash and never leaked, he thought that was the coolest thing ever and switched over to using them and still uses them to this day, he had just never grown up with anything but disposable and so didn't even know there were things like reusable plates. He just thought all plates were disposable, they just came in different qualities, so he had seen ceramic, but thought they gave them to them because they were guests and had just bought really nice plates. It's amazing how the way people grow up, can affect how they see the world.
I understand that maybe he had been brought up with disposable plates, but unless he’s never eaten off a ceramic or plastic one, and never watched someone do it on TV, he had to have been very dense to not realize they don’t leak. Even disposable plates come in thicker stronger varieties that advertise that on the packaging, and he never noticed that either? I think in this case it was more than an upbringing issue!
I once worked in a different position within the company I work for now. For a time, I shared a company car with a raging alcoholic who, in his depressive state, did not bathe. I couldn't drive his Forester with the windows closed because the stench of dirty @$$ was nauseating. One Saturday, after our shift ended, he went home, and I stayed behind with my full kit of detailing products. It took me four hours to clean the car, and believe me, I scrubbed that thing top-to-bottom. Four cans of upholstery cleaner, half a bottle of Febreze Auto, and nearly an hour to get the tobacco/tar film off the windows. Crud and gunk in all the nooks and crannies of the dashboard and radio. 🤮
The fleet mechanic walks out of his shop into the main garage and sees me hard at work. He asked what I was doing, and I told him I was "removing the biohazards" from Ron's car. Stevie looked at me, shrugged, and said, "You're a better man than me. I just put some newspaper on the seat and wind all the windows down when I bring it in for service, and I change my clothes afterwards." When I was done, the car looked - and smelled - MUCH better. I could drive with the windows up without gagging.
We had another guy who was a filthy slob, but also somehow a germophobe - he liberally doused the interior with Lysol multiple times per shift but couldn't be bothered to empty his trash from his Econoline. I couldn't see the gauges through the plastic bezel, the Lysol coating was so thick it blurred everything out.
Sadly it is a kind of illness My house had two rooms totally filled with trash like that my brother left. He never cleaned or threw anything away. It all came to a head one day when he got an infection and I got him a Doctor to come. Now he is in a care home.
Here's a bonus 👍 for being able to spell, another 👍 for punctuation, and another 👍 for avoiding the word "bro."
LOL!@@spacelemur7955
Worked at a big chain repair shop and a dealership for a total of around three years. These types of cars come in on a rare occasion. One in particular I remember well. It was an older Toyota Yaris that was smoked in so frequently that ALL of the windows had a thick layer of haze coating them on the inside to the point it was genuinely difficult to see out of.
So you didn't need a smoke, snuff, chewing baccy, just run finger across windows and then across ur gums. Nicotine all day!. 😅 smh
Sounds like the car equivalent of some of the computers I saw pass by at the computer store where I worked. You know it's fun when everything inside the case is basically yellow gunk with dust bunny fur. No wonder the fans stopped spinning at some point and the thing overheated.
Sorry, I'm still absorbing some "of" that nicotine. Maybe of a day I will not see things outside the window others speak "of". Maybe I will. 😉
@Mr_Jim_Lahey just a speel of life lived , calm down . It reads just fine, hell it was a yaris after all lmao 🤣
@Mr_Jim_Lahey
Oh please get a life, we’re not impressed with your rudeness
If you can’t say anything nice then don’t say anything at all
Grow up, get over yourself
"I will not work on your vehicle because it is obviously so dirty that it poses a hazard to my health if I should dare to enter it. Bring it back CLEAN or not at all. I don't need YOUR business so badly that I will risk MY health to get it." Every mechanic should memorize this and use it as needed.
That last one sure was a "Palate Cleanser" after all the stuff before it. I needed that !
I once left a Kit Kat wrapper in my center console and felt pretty gross about myself. I'm glad this video gave me some perspective ✨
TBH, you're still kind of an asshole...
Huge respect to the boss cleaning out the customers passenger side. He could have and should have probably sent them away, but clearly the shop needed the work and he was not going to ask his mechanic to do something he was not willing to do himself in order to to make it happen. I hope someone bought that guy lunch.
There is no way I'd touch any of those rolling trash cans. Just a health hazard waiting to strike.
Oh it's already struck, wherever the owner has been.
A fire hazard too
Very much so, and I bet there's some new life forms lurking in there as well.
mice ,rats and God only knows what else
It used to amaze me how quickly someone could destroy a brand new car, especially one that cost a lot.
Lots of money to waste or just isn't smart with their money in general. Wouldn't even treat a decent 20 year old Honda Civic like that.
damn I feel sorry for some of the vehicle. really bring down the value of their vehicle I feel. I almost feel like I need to clean my vehicle out a little to make it show it's loved.
Agreed why buy a 50k car and trash it. Wtf is wrong with people. I clean my car out once a month.
@@FitnessGuru91 I worked at an Acura dealer in MA and many times when people bought cars they'd do it on the weekend, or on the spot and have to come back for a state inspection sticker if we couldn't do it asap (2 weeks without one is the state law) and some of my favorite cars that i drove in with the nice seats, navigation (it was before google maps), good radio, would come back absolutely trashed.
One had tons of muddy dog prints, slobber, hair, and scratches already on the leather seats and scratches all over the door cards and center console (bad dog owners leaving pets in a car for too long), and others had dirty diapers, spilled milk (into the perforated seats) and an unreal amount of food, smears, mud on the seats, all over the car to the point that it already smelled gross in less than a month and looked like a used car.
I've dealt with kids, they make messes, but you don't never clean up after them and you try to teach them respect like my brother does with his new car... "If you want to have this car when you grow up you better treat it like that!"
Probably got it used with 200000 milez
Few if any other channels could pack more "What on earth is that!?" in their videos in such short a time. Congratulations. 🏅
Years ago, I had an old lady bring her 77 Impala in for something. While she waited for me to get to her car, she waited in her car chain smoking with the windows rolled up. When I got in the car, I nearly died from the smell... and I was a smoker too! Her ash tray looked a lot (but not as bad as) like the car at 0:32. Amazes me how people let their cars get that bad.
The Tesla looked as if the customer had shit his pants, and the other one with the kid seat! I would have called CPS right away! Can you imagine how their apartment looks like?
Its so crazy to spend that much on a car and not give a shit about it! I keep my Tesla immaculate because I had to work hard all my life to get to a point where I could buy my first new car. I just don't get how people could be like that.
@@chuckz28 Agreed. I got mine this week, and while I accept the fact this is real life (and I know myself) that it's not always going to stay as clean as it is now I've never had a car that was more than just a bit messy.
@@chuckz28 it's mental illness, plain and simple
@@chuckz28 That video makes me think it was the right choise to NOT pay the extra money for the white seats, even though someone told me they were almost impossible to stain. :)
@@JohnDoe-bd5sz agreed!
My heart sank when i saw the kids seat...
2:03 I don't want to know what is the stuff on the seat.
I was looking for that comment! 😬
Thank you for showing the beautiful AC Cobra at the end....my eyes couldn't take anymore! LOL! I have hives all over me now!
I commend all of these car owners for doing their part to help keep midden out of the land fill. These people are very environmentally conscious
Car with the boat window was pretty funny, all the rest were horrifying
That truck with all those accessories was also funny to look at, especially since it was brand new
I'm betting that was a Gambler 500 build
2:02 I sincerely hope that's a coffee stain on the seat.
Hopefully 😅😅
I don't think that's coffee?🚽
@@WALTERBROADDUS Of course, too much coffe can lead to those stains.
Narrator: It wasn't.
I wonder how people get to this stage. Reminds me of my crazy neighbour who takes his wheelie bin out about every 3 months (full of maggots). Bin collection is weekly.
Since moving here, I've failed to take my bin out twice ever (in 2 years). Yesterday was one of those days and thankfully another neighbour saw this and took my bin out for me. I'll have to thank him next time I see him.
I can't tell you how much I love the 'pallet cleanser' clips at the end after seeing repeated examples of things that would haunt my nightmares.
If I might make a suggestion, a whole "eyebleach" compilation video would be great. That Cobra replica at the end was quite welcome and it'd be neat to have a whole video with just those 🙂
I was disappointed not to see any rubbish in the cobra!
Yes I agree with you nice hot rods & classics that would be enjoyable, I’m waiting.
I appreciate the nice vehicle at the end of the video ... 😅 It's like mouthwash for my eyes
My wife was giving me crap about leaving a McDonalds bag in my truck yesterday (otherwise a clean work truck). I'm showing her this video!
The mechanics who are willing to work on the rolling toxic waste dumps are heroes. Crazy heroes. I wouldn't get within 50 feet of those disasters, and would ban them from my shop!
I’d gladly drive the boatcar 😂 I also wouldn’t take myself very seriously while driving it either
Be cranking "I'm On A Boat" by The Lonely Island...
OK, Sponge Bob.
Maybe if the body work had been done RIGHT....
That's a bodged job that could worsen the outcome in a crash.
@@ffjsbThat putty job is seamless and water tight, man. Really looks as it should for a True Land Yacht......*barf*
I saw a vehicle in a parking lot this past Summer that was infested with hundreds of roaches. The interior was crammed full of papers, wrappers, empty fast food containers, plastic bags, and all sorts of crap. My vehicle is 20 years old and I still won't let anyone eat in it.
Mine is 22. My apartment is kind of dumpy, but my car us clean, and you won't find so much as a stray french fry in it.
@@DanaTheInsaneMy car is 40 years old and besides the little bit of leaves and dirt that would make its way inside, my car is quite clean. Just waiting for this Texas weather to calm down before vacuuming
Many years ago I learned to never eat in the car (particularly chocolate) because I was just sitting on a public bench when a car pulled up in front of me and a lady wearing white slacks got out of the passenger side. I noticed immediately that she had a brown stain on the lower part of the front of her slacks and when she walked past me the stain was also there. I guessed from the position of the stains that she'd been eating chocolate in the car and some of it had fallen down into her crutch and stained the white slacks. I never forgot that incident and could only imagine the embarrassment she would feel later when she noticed it. I couldn't bring myself to tell her.
Mechanics, remember you have the right decline service to anyone for any viable reason. If your boss threatens to fire you, call HR or sue them.
The palette cleanser at the end was REEEEALLY needed this time around.. Thank you
1:34 This car is straight out of Spongebob, the only thing it's missing is an outboard engine. 😂
Even the music is spot on. 😂
I didn't even think about that until now 😂. Too funny
😂@KapiteinKrentebol did you notice what was on the glove box , a picture of a BASS and the words ASS TRACKER
I bet that faux-Cummins will turn up in a far future episode where the new owner who bought it brought it in because they messed up the motor by actually putting diesel in it
Huh?
@@codymoe4986 The segment beginning at 2:12. Truck has a Diesel logo on the side, Cummings stickers on it, and a diesel exhaust tip, but has a GASOLINE engine.
When I saw there was a kiddie seat in that second clip, I almost felt sick. It's one thing if you let your car get full of trash when you're the only one using it, but I feel like its a completely different case if you have babies who gets exposed to that same trash and filth. What does their home look like?
I get that hoarding/extreme mess is often times a symptom of other illnesses, but if you have other people dependent on you then you need to get help!
1:06 ah yes, the “Lysol Advertising Campaign Car” has been found!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
0:43 I’m impressed the boss took it upon himself to clean it rather than forcing the mechanic to do it.
Good on him!
not good on him, he enabled the disgusting owner. now they have a repeat customer that will expect a shop to be their detailer.
Or the customer could claim you tossed their family jewels worth big bucks that was hidden in the "trash" you cleaned our w/o permission.
Boss was an idiot for even allowing it in the shop. He was cleaning it probably because the mechanic said he wasn’t going to work on it.
I’d be glad to work for a man like that
@@effervescentreliefdamn right. Once a damsel in distress always a damsel in distress.
I would straight-up refuse to work on a car that was in as bad of a shape as those were in. I know a couple garages that literally would call the owners of cars like that back and tell them to come by and either clean out the car or take it somewhere else.
I once had a very nice company car in the job I had. The MD basically worked me like a dog, took all the credit and when everything was done after 18 months, he gave me 30 days notice. I knew he wanted my car, so I spent the next month pissing into bottles and just before they came to collect it, I emptied the washer bottle and filled it with 6l of piss. I had the satisfaction of knowing that for a few months, every time he drove the car and washed the windscreen, I was pissing in his face.
Props to the boss that cleaned out the passenger side with a snow shovel for the mechanic
These make me feel so much better about the cleanliness of my car
Gah! I feel like taking a shower! I feel _SO_ much better about my car now! I was feeling guilty about not vacuuming up some beach sand I got on my floormats last weekend!
I was just about to write pretty much exactly this! 😂
(Plus a half dozen sultanas dropped by the toddler)
The palate cleansers at the end are very much appreciated!
Lol, that hood vibrating open on that Shelby knockoff 😂
Welcome to a new Episode of: ‘Absolutely Not’, ‘Drive it in the Furnace’, ‘I’ll need a Priest’, and ‘The Fungicide Order just got Larger’.
For those wondering how anyone can trash their car like that, or specifically for some, how they can _keep_ the trash in their car, they're likely hoarders who have lost someone in their life and they cannot cope with that loss. Keeping everything is a way to not "lose" that person again.
Having stated that, I would hope some of these mechanics either get paid extra or would refuse service until the vehicle (or area) is cleaned.
Thank you for that last video. Nice to have something positive with all the _garbage_ we had to look at.
I-have-a-hard-time-accepting-that.
My-wonderful-parents-died-13-days-apart-in-2006,-and-then-my-son-(my-only-living-child)-was-killed-a-year-later-in-an-accident.---They-were-all-the-most-important-and-deeply-loved-people-in-my-life,-but-I-never-once-hoarded-anything-so-as-not-to-"lose"-them-'again.'---People-use-that-as-an-excuse-to-trash-their-homes-and-vehicles,-but-it's-rarely-valid.
@@jb6712All of those dashes in your comment are unnecessary. Just use the space bar
The “aero” and body kit on that Ranger at the end was made from plastic bed liners! 😂
After watching this video, I feel a lot better at how well I'm doing as a functioning member of society.
There is absolutely no way i would have touched any of these vehicles.
I once worked at a detail shop, and took great pride in my work (despite the pittance I was getting for said work, I never left a job unfinished). I cannot begin to describe how many cigarette-yellowed windows I've scrubbed to a shine, only to get a "Thanks". But one time... someone showed up in an SUV that was FILLED with garbage; when I say this, I mean that the driver's seat was the only part of the car that was clear. The person wanted their seats and floor shampooed. They got a refund and directions to the nearest dumpster instead. Thanks for reminding me of that, love all your videos.
2:42 so what you mean to say it, Cleetus here bought $400 of accessories for a truck he didn't even have in his hands yet.
And which he’ll pay off in 2031
This video showed a number of vehicles where the owners have a form of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder known as compulsive hoarding, where their vehicle was completely loaded with trash with only enough room for the driver. It is likely that their home is in the same condition as their vehicle.
you're really making excuses for slobs. you'd be surprised how many folks are just really lazy and messy. OCD isn't like this and hoarding isn't generally trash. Despite what reality tv will have you believe it isn't as common as you'd think. It's a lot more likely these folks are just really lazy slobs.
Yeah there's a few of them in my town. One lady lives down the street from me in what was once a beautiful Cape Cod on a few acres, built around the turn of the century. There are about five old cars on her property filled too the gills.
Used to be 1 in my hometown it was scary
Some of them yes, some of them are just plain dirty slobs
All the vehicles that where nasty I would just walk away and say oh hell no.
Thank you for showing something beautiful at the end!
As a car detailer, and someone who actively keeps an impeccable, damn near sterile interior, this episode was made to hurt my soul. I'll chastise friends for a piece of trash I see in their cars (friendly of course). If I met one of these individuals, I don't know what I would say. Probably just stammer, while trying to get a word out.
Imagine being obedient enough to work on these instead of refusing, or giving your 2 weeks notice.
Props to that one mechanic's boss who decided to clean out the car himself.
not good on him, he enabled the disgusting owner. now they have a repeat customer that will expect a shop to be their detailer.
@@baldisaerodynamic9692 Maybe so.
But at least the mechanic wasn't burdened by it.
And any shop unwilling to clean is just going to refuse service so it doesn't really matter.
half of these cars would be illegal to drive in EU lol
They are illegal to drive in the US as well because they are dangerous but for some reason they haven't been pulled over.
Here in Europe they would be found out quickly since we have to go once a year to inspect our cars at a special workshop.
@@SwedishEmpire1700 They would just clean them up for inspection (or rather pay some detailer or poor soul to do it) and the next day the car would be back to looking and smelling like a fast food restaurant dumpster.🤢
What the workshops should do as I've seen done on some videos when they decline repairs is call the police because their vehicles are unsafe to drive on public roads.
The one that "lost" his key has trash up to the pedals FFS! 🤬
@@SwedishEmpire1700 this comment is on every video
@@SwedishEmpire1700 Certain states and cities require that too.
Thanks for adding a clean car at the end. It brightened my mood after seeing all this ... I am missing words for what I saw.
I love that you end the videos with vehicles that are AMAZING opposed to what is shown previously
I just want to compliment you on the palate cleanser you put at the end as we go back into our regular lives after 3 minutes of horror.
seems every time we get a qtr replacement job they fill their cars with trash. authorization clearly states clean your sht out of the car or truck. no compliance is a clean out charge and all the stuff gets bagged and put back in the vehicle when were done. i have had a few where we just refused to repair them always due to insects and 1 that has so much mold in it there were mushrooms growing in it. we did have a truck in once with wheat growing in the bed front end repair we kept it watered so it wouldn't die.
That Cobra replicar at the end was FIRE!!! Have always wondered why folks get a new Miata when for similar-ish money they can get one of those.
So glad you dropped in the AC Cobra at the end! Those other are worse than the garage trucks I work on!
it was the car with dried puke all over the drivers side that I walked away from, but dad made me clean it anyway. Still mad (and a bit sick) 34 years later lol
Oh shit that's funny!
Mechanics should have numbers for car detailing shops on hand and tell the customers that if the car's too dirty they'll charge for the cleanup and towing to the car detailing shop on top of the repairs.
That last car was pretty slick
1:27 It's the Boatcar from Waking Life 😆
Surprised you guys didn't find missing children or last years Christmas Turkey in some of those.
Or maybe you just didn't dig deep enough....
Merry Christmas and Happy New Years guys!!
the car at the end was like a grasp of fresh air
3:15
Mechanic: Why would you put all this stuff on your ca....
Customer: Because i'm BATMAN!!!
I know that "Batmobile", seen it a few times through out the years. God bless Ohio and no inspections. Always wanted pictures to send in.
Vehicles appearing on Just Rolled In fall into about eight to ten categories, and this is a special episode dedicated to the Rolling Pigpen class.
I locked my keys in my truck so many times I finally took to carrying a spare
door key in my wallet as well as hiding another door key underneath on the
chassis.
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My $400 used '94 Cavalier came with an actual factory courtesy door key in a vinyl pouch with the VIN printed on it. The pouch was precisely the size of a credit card, meaning it fit quite conveniently in my wallet. Surprising it made it to me, as I was the 3rd owner. Car is now gone, but I still have that courtesy key.
One time I helped an elderly female friend who had locked her keys inside her Buick Reatta. Once I gained access to the car and retrieved her key, I asked her, "Hey, Marion, you have keyless entry, right? Instead of hitting the power lock button on the door before you get out, try using the "Lock" button on your remote after you shut the door instead. If you can press the button on your remote, you have the keys in your hand." It simply hadn't occurred to her to use the "Lock" button to lock her car, although she knew to use the "Unlock" button to unlock it...
I had an extra made 1st week I owned my pickup without the remote function it stays in the truck & the remote stays in my pocket.
When I went on a 6 month extended road trip, I tied a key to my shoelace. Then fed it under the zig-zag above my foot. More than one person noticed it!
Just never put your keys down in you car. Ignition or your hand or pocket.
Just Say No has a whole new meaning now.
Thank god for the Shelby Cobra at the end. Definitely needed that palette cleanser after the horrors before it!
I just can't understand how people let the inside of their cars get so trashed! Everyone in MY family takes care of their cars and have for years. We've sold cars that were many years old and still looked new inside! I've taken some to the dealership for work I couldn't do and had people try to buy them from me! Now and then some random person asks me if I want to sell one of my cars! 😁
Usually, the answer is some form of mental illness - depression, hoarding, etc.
I've got a few WalMart receipts in the console and the back is a little "cluttered" with ice scraper, umbrella, extra oil/coolant/transmission fluid/power steering fluid and an empty gas can for emergencies, but that's WAY different than piles of trash everywhere.....
That’s a good reparation to have
Most of these cars would´ve been a big, fat nope from me when asked to work on them.
Bless you for the end of video pallet cleansers! "Yikes" is an understatement for this lot.
" Mom , can we go through McDonalds?"
" No, there's already plenty of food in the back ."
The fact is that most of the cars in this video should have service refused. Personally I would not ask any tech or expect any tech to work on these Hazmat cars. The guy with the 1500 Dodge gasser with all of the Diesel badges obviously is envious ! LOL
The Dodge Ram is a 🤦 lol
I would put a stipulation/rule in my shop that if we can't get to the part of the car that needs work, you have to clean the car and bring it back or no deal. I can just see the complaint after you "clean" an area and the customers says you threw away his ipad! Just saying! LOL!!
Love the cars at the end of these videos. About five minutes of that Cobra would be awesome.
2:12 That Dodge was the height of "fake it until you make it".
There is a child seat in the second vehicle (0:31). That's bloody terrifying. If this is what the car looks like, I dread to think how bad the house the poor kid has to live in is. I hope child protective services were informed.
i'm surprised he just lost his keys in there. his kids could've been gone and there's no easy way finding em in this 😳
0:49 the boss ended up deciding to clean out the car?!?! Shesh. What an insane work ethic.
Beautiful. My wife complains when I have an empty water bottle or coffee cup in my "cluttered" car. I showed her this video. Once she regained consciousness, she admitted a coffee cup or candy wrapper here or there does not constitute cluttered..
That Cobra Replica is just gorgeous, such a nice palette cleanser after all that rubbish :)
If pigs could drive....wait a minute.
Pigs wouldn’t drive dumpsters like that. Humans on the other hand.
Merry Christmas! Enjoy your videos and mirror the sentiments from most views of this clip, not a chance I would work on any of these vehicles. The Cobra is amazing! Thank you from Nanton Alberta Canada.
Thank you very much for the last clip. It saved my eyes
I would refuse to work on any of these hoarders cars.. Nope.
How can someone afford a tesla but keep it in that state
Leased
I usually keep cars until they die, clean and well-maintained the whole time. One of the few times I needed one towed, I was driving a car that was at least ten years old. The tow truck driver asked me what year it was, and was surprised when I told him. Said it was one of the cleanest cars he’d seen in his work. He said he’d had to pick up luxury cars less than a year old that were absolutely filthy.
Same way they get Challengers, Chargers, &c. -- lease them, drive them until they get repo'd for missed payments, repeat the process a year later.
@@ikillstupidcomments Those are the ones we freed...
Gen X
My first job was working at the county pub works and the literal first thing I was tasked with was putting the bench seat back in like a 98 Chev K35 for the road dept. Had been sent out for repair or something and came back in. Thankfully it was just paper work, and very little food trash so there was no mold or bad smells but the floorboard was quite full and I had a difficult time getting the seat in. So I bagged all that crap, and it was a pretty stuffed 55gal bag at the end. Got the seat back in and then set the bag of trash in the passenger floorboard, drove the truck back over to road dept parking, put my time in on the WO and closed it out. Apparently the boss over there was quite pissed at the giant bag of trash in their truck but couldn't really say anything once he got told it all came out of that cab and not some random trash I put in there for no reason lmao. And my boss and the other mechanics backed me up.
Then later we had a GMC/Isuzu cabover street sweeper come in with half a dozen+ milk crates of XXX mags in the back behind the seat. It was so much weight they had trouble getting the cab to tip. The mechanic working on it put a pallet on a forklift, unloaded them all on to the pallet and then dropped the whole pallet in the dumpster.
It was fun doing shit like that cause what are they gonna do? Whine to their boss about all their jerkoff material going missing? lmao. Never hear the end of it from a private customer.
I absolutely love that Ute with all the lights and chrome