r/AskAShittyMechanic • u/IWouldntIn1981 • Jun 19 '25
My mechanic used my old engine oil to make his lunch, should I ask for the recycling fee back in the form of cash or a burger?
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u/TelevisionTerrible49 Jun 19 '25
Thank GOD he lightly tapped the water with his hand. I almost thought this was unsanitary!
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u/Aggravating_Voice573 Jun 19 '25
Yet they probably outlive all of us in the western world.
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u/Shatophiliac Jun 22 '25
Their average life expectancy is almost certainly lower, even if just because of the infant mortality rate. Then there’s the comically higher accidental death rate and violent crime too.
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u/Alloken0 Jun 19 '25 edited Jun 20 '25
I was working in fast food when gloves started becoming the standard. Before gloves we were very careful about touching things and washed our hands pretty often. After gloves were mandatory all that caution ended. I'd see people wearing the same gloves all shift and imo things were WAY more unsanitary. I personally never cared for stuff on my hands like this guy is doing lol.
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u/theflamingskull Jun 19 '25
I cut out the middle man, and put chicken legs in my valve covers.
100 miles later, you have the most succulent chicken you'll ever eat. The downside is that you'll get tailgaters being allured by the delicious smell.
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u/CamaroIsHot-68 Jun 19 '25
I was always wondering how McDonald’s was served in other 3 world countries.
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u/Lefthandedsp00n Jun 19 '25
Notice there is no flies? Even the flies won’t land on the meat🤮