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Just took my car for MOT
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Good for them. I get sick of doing peoples computers covered in their own snot and semen. It is disgusting. Would you like to have to do a job where you sat in someone elses crap?
I hate to think what a stinking hovel your house is in. In fact I bet the mechanics had a good old laugh and played a game of "spot the bag lady" when you came back.
Speak for yourself not everyone shoots over their keyboard.0 -
Good point about the computers. It does happen.Good for them. I get sick of doing peoples computers covered in their own snot and semen.
But... working in a computer workshop is different to working in a garage. In a garage you expect to get dirty anyway and are dressed appropriately. Sitting on a dirty seat is just no problem. Unless it is incredibly bad (I have visions of mechanic not being able to see the seat for the layer of rubbish including syringes etc).0 -
Good point about the computers. It does happen.
But... working in a computer workshop is different to working in a garage. In a garage you expect to get dirty anyway and are dressed appropriately. Sitting on a dirty seat is just no problem. Unless it is incredibly bad (I have visions of mechanic not being able to see the seat for the layer of rubbish including syringes etc).
I'm a former mechanic. I didn't go to work expecting to have to sit in someones !!!!!!.0 -
goodgirl80 wrote: »They refused to do it because my car is too dirty! They said it's a 'health hazard' :rotfl:goodgirl80 wrote: »It's basically a mobile ashtray. I could well understand why someone wouldn't want to be in it.
What an awful thing to be proud of. :eek:The greater danger, for most of us, lies not in setting our aim too high and falling short; but in setting our aim too low and achieving our mark0 -
That's true.
They usually give the car back, and then expect the customer to sit in their !!!!!!. :rotfl::rotfl:
nothing worse than cleaning your pride and joy before goes in for somework pick it up and they leave the seat bags with dirt on the on the drivers seat, you pick it up put it in their bin sit back down grab the wheel and put in gear feel something slippy look down and cv grease/copper grease/multipurpose (and hopfully washed his hands when he went ot the bog and all) on you hands get it home grease on the wheels, arches and handles and how do they end up getting it on the wing mirror always drivers side!. :mad::mad:0 -
in my first job years ago, one of the blokes had a Ford Orion that was literally a bin. The cr!p was level with the back seats and the back seat was full of junk as well.0
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my mot bloke always puts a seat protector thingy on.. essentially a white bin bag.
mine is always cleaned polished and hoovered out before mot..Sealed pot challenger # 10
1v100 £15/3000
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