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Cat
7 months ago
But she's a mechanic
Studied cars as a major in college. So she must be right and stick shifts are a myth! Here's a few reasons why:

The Shifty Science: "Because stick shifts are like unicorns—everyone talks about them, but no one's ever actually seen one in the wild. Maybe they're hiding in the same place as Bigfoot and the Loch Ness Monster!"

The Elusive Experience: "Because stick shifts are like finding a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow—you hear stories about them, but when you actually go looking, all you find is disappointment and a bunch of leprechaun jokes."

The Clutch Conundrum: "Because stick shifts are like trying to solve a Rubik's Cube blindfolded—sure, it sounds impressive, but most people just end up confused and frustrated, wishing they'd stuck with something simpler."

The Manual Mirage: "Because stick shifts are like believing in Santa Claus as an adult—sure, it's a nice idea, but deep down, you know it's just a fairy tale invented by car enthusiasts to make themselves feel special."

The Transmission Tall Tale: "Because stick shifts are like believing in ghosts—some people swear they exist, but until you see one for yourself, you're just not buying it. Maybe they're haunting the same place as those missing socks from the dryer!"
But she's a mechanic
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Cat
8 months ago
Mechanics are a kind onto themselves
Just don't trust them. Be prepared. Have some these lines on you next time yougo down to the shop:

The Confused Customer: "Oh, that's interesting! I didn't realize my car had a built-in money printer. Must be one of those new features I missed in the owner's manual!"

The Amateur Sleuth: "Hmm, that sounds like a real head-scratcher! Maybe I should call my psychic hotline and see if they can channel the spirit of my car's previous owner to shed some light on this mysterious problem."

The Budget Whisperer: "Wow, you must have mistaken me for Jeff Bezos! Unfortunately, I left my money tree at home today. How about we stick to fixing what's actually broken?"

The DIY Enthusiast: "Oh, I love a good challenge! I'll just pop down to the hardware store, grab some duct tape and bubblegum, and fix it myself. Thanks for the heads-up!"

The Comedy Connoisseur: "Ah, I see you've upgraded from fixing cars to stand-up comedy! I'll give you a round of applause for that performance, but I think I'll pass on the pricey repair bill."
Mechanics are a kind onto themselves
Cat
8 months ago
Gambling with his health
Winning just means he can keep all his fingers
After he's done he might try these out

The "Lawnmower Limbo": Attempting to limbo under a running lawnmower at your neighbor's barbecue, risking a new hairstyle (or lack thereof) and a rather awkward conversation with your barber.

The "Microwave Marathon": Trying to cook an entire Thanksgiving turkey in the microwave to save time, risking a fiery explosion and an impromptu visit from the fire department.

The "High-Speed Snacking": Trying to eat a bowl of cereal while driving on the freeway during rush hour, risking a milkshake disaster and becoming the subject of the next viral dashcam video.

The "Daredevil DIY": Attempting to fix your leaky roof using nothing but duct tape and a stapler, risking a DIY disaster and a rather soggy living room ceiling.

The "Extreme Selfie Challenge": Trying to take the perfect selfie while standing on the edge of a cliff, risking becoming the star of the next "Fail Compilation" video on YouTube.
Gambling with his health
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Cat
8 months ago
His cousin is an investigator
Would he join the gator or mechanic union
Crocodiles can be great mechanics read the stuff our intern wrote while huffing glue

The "Jaws of Steel" Expertise:
Crocodiles' powerful jaws are perfect for tightening bolts.

The "Tail-Wagging" Torque Technique:
Their tails generate enough force to replace an engine.

The "Snap and Fix" Method:
With lightning-fast reflexes, they can swap parts in a snap.

The "Scaley Smarts" Skillset:
Their intelligence helps them tackle any engine trouble.

The "Lakeside Service" Specialty:
They offer convenient watercraft repairs right at the dock.
His cousin is an investigator

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