New Evo owner

SmokingTires · 10-16-2008

Yeah, that kids new at my work. He's a tire tech with almost no car knowledge. We had to train him on how to do oil changes and mount tires. He has little to no knowledge and isn't currently trusted to do a coolant flush...

I wanted to post the bold section above on that forum, but don't want to start too much as I have to deal with him at work. We will need him on staff at least through December. After that who knows.

ylimert01 · 10-16-2008

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Originally Posted by SmokingTires

Yeah, that kids new at my work. He's a tire tech with almost no car knowledge. We had to train him on how to do oil changes and mount tires. He has little to no knowledge and isn't currently trusted to do a coolant flush...

I wanted to post the bold section above on that forum, but don't want to start too much as I have to deal with him at work. We will need him on staff at least through December. After that who knows.

humm hire a monkey instead? I hear they work hard, and might be easier to train.

**cmspaz** · 10-16-2008

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humm hire a monkey instead? I hear they work hard, and might be easier to train.

Fuck that, hire me. I'm currently in need of work, and already can do more than he can.

Someone who needs that much training is too much effort. I can replace him at his next shift, if need be!

SmokingTires · 10-16-2008

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Fuck that, hire me. I'm currently in need of work, and already can do more than he can.

18? Got a drivers License? Can pass a piss test? Come on in! We always need General Service around the winter time. The Eagan store we work at does 11-15k dollars a day in the slow times of the year. We always need help.

**cmspaz** · 10-16-2008

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18? Got a drivers License? Can pass a piss test? Come on in! We always need General Service around the winter time. The Eagan store we work at does 11-15k dollars a day in the slow times of the year. We always need help.

yes, yes, and yes, but that's a bit of a drive for me... I'll think about it, though. Work is work.

SmokingTires · 10-16-2008

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yes, yes, and yes, but that's a bit of a drive for me... I'll think about it, though. Work is work.

We have plymouth, new hope, hopkins, and Minnetonka stores too. Minnetonka always needs people.

**cmspaz** · 10-16-2008

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We have plymouth, new hope, hopkins, and Minnetonka stores too. Minnetonka always needs people.

Minnetonka's nice and close... what would be the name of this place?

311evo · 10-17-2008

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Fuck that, hire me. I'm currently in need of work, and already can do more than he can.

unless he can change brake pads

**cmspaz** · 10-17-2008

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unless he can change brake pads

Yeah, I could have done it in Duluth if someone had a MAPP torch with them.

Things are surprisingly easy when you have the right tools.

Kevin 1G Drummer · 10-17-2008

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Yeah, I could have done it in Duluth if someone had a MAPP torch with them.

But what if the other people (Scheides and myself) weren't there to tell you how to do it when you started?

**cmspaz** · 10-17-2008

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But what if the other people (Scheides and myself) weren't there to tell you how to do it when you started?

I would have spent the time to figure it out. The method chosen was easier, as was letting you get all the bolts unstuck.