I hope your car or truck never Breaks down any where near my shop with that attitude. I have customers that think they can buy a cheap packet of wrenches and fix the world. it's not owning the tools that's the problem it's knowing what to do with them when you hold them. some of the messes I end up looking at and fixing are not good, when a customer has messed with 49 things not related to the original issue that he has no clue about trying to be cheap diagnosing and repairing it him self. Then i'm out there trying to figure the original problem and the 49 issues he caused as well. normally after 8 hours headache you find the original problem was an hour fix that would of cost $40 of my time if he called me first and also saved a few hundred bucks on parts he never needed. I think tools should be restricted by permits like guns in some countries. if your too stupid to pass the tests no tools. Regards Robert
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