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Nah, this is America, man. We bait and switch and jack up prices to insure annual growth for our share holders and boards of directors and make it a legal requirement to carry their “product/services” to operate on a day to day. Can you smell the freedom?
Mikes5thAve
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They are hit and miss. Sometimes they have good short cuts.
For these cars my Haynes manual has gotten more use then the factory ones and that's a first for those lol. It helps that it was largely based on a Diplomat.
I'm 2/3 of the way there then. Maybe we caught it in time. lol
SonOfaTomP
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fooling around with my NoPro (knockoff GoPro) earlier. this pic goes hard
Aspen500
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First time out of the garage since mid October 2023. Felt SO good behind the wheel again, now that all the salt is FINALLY washed off the roads, and the street sweepers have sucked up all the sand.
I may be 40+, but my inner 12 year old is screaming the first thing that CNC cuts should be a billet aluminum ding-dong.
you’re correct, I was working in the leather/textile industry; Then I decided that I no longer wanted to work in a 120 year old sweatshop or under a racist/bigot or for a businessman with no moral fortitude…Cnc? Don't you do leather??
How's that gonna fit?
Or I'm mixing things up...
Now I’m a regional account/service technician for a machine tool company. It’s only been a week but I’m really enjoying the change; at the moment anyway.
AMC Diplomat
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hey i bet it smells better! i remember working in seafood years ago and how that smell just lingered. i can't imagine the tannery smells
The smells were one thing, working in rotting leather/glue/water under turn of the century equipment while roaches scurry all around you bothered me more. Literally just smells like human waste…hell, on a bad day, it was human waste.
Anyway, now that they’re without a maintenance department and the plant engineer retires in a year or so, you can have my old awful job for $45-$65 an hour, lol but you gotta be boiler certified, water treatment plant certified, know commercial plumbing and electric, equipment maintenance and carpentry…and be white and speak English fluently.
AMC Diplomat
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You were way underpaid there! wtf is that? some kind of a sludge trap?
Poorly designed catch basin that had a sewage line for multiple bathrooms connected to it. The out feed/city line was clogged about 65-70’ out from the building.
AMC Diplomat
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Wow, cool, congrats.
And to your wife (on birthday, of course). And enjoy the espresso.
You work for Kaast now? That company's headquater seems to be only 125 miles ride away, so, whenever you have to visit head office in Germany, let me know and we meet someplace.
