Cars

guy on wheel of fortune won a vw
maybe i should try to click one

Also this.

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that’s funny
like twitter for smart people

my 300 page car manual doesn’t contain that warning
i guess reggie’s post is just another form of cute cat poster

Next Wednesday I get my car inspected. I shouldn’t need breaks, but I think I do. I need an oil change and tire rotation.

Anyone want to guess how much I spend? The closest gets me liking their post.

$627.41 assuming you just need pads and not calipers. This includes the oil change and tire rotation.

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give me a brake

if your breaks brake again
ask for an hourly raze

Less than $150.00 and you should be getting your tires rotated for free.

I think the tire rotation is free. I spelled brakes wrong, but that’s ok.

take a coarse
english as a second language

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I’ll say $583, but I have no idea.

you spelled breaks correctly
it’s the wrong word, so you don’t get a metal
but that’s okay

I’ve been carpooling with a guy to work that has little money. He has a 2006 jeep that gets less than 15 mpg, so it costs him about $16 to drive to and from work. He is 28 miles away.

I have my santa fe that gets 24 mpg. I’ve been driving my stepmother in laws equinox which gets 33 mpg. I don’t like her car but drive it at least twice a week. The engine turns off at stop signs. It does it so quietly, it is not obvious and there is a delay accelerating. I know it can be turned off. It’s only 4 years old. I’m amazed how weak the car is. I know general motors makes unreliable cars, but I didn’t know they made weak cars too. It makes my Santa Fe seem less pathetic.

facephonebook for people with less than average intelligence

my heart brakes
at railrode crossings

I’m not sure I understand this.

I didn’t include labor but even with labor it shouldn’t be more than 200. Where is the expense?

Michele, my guess is that Dan and I are including the price of brake pads on all four wheels and you’re just including the oil change and tire rotation. There’s no way he’s getting four new brake pads installed for $150.

I agree. When he said he needed brakes, I assumed he needed a (1) set. Most people don’t change the brakes all the way around their vehicle at the same time. In Oklahoma, a full set of pads and an oil chance would cost something closer to $420.00, assuming he gets the free tire rotation.