I mean.. whats the point? Who sits there and watches a mechanic fix their car? Surely you have better things to do. I don't care what they wear providing when I get back to the garage they've fixed my car. Tbh for their own sake I'd rather they didn't, transmission fluid, engine oil and all the other fluids that go into a car are really not good for your skin, hence why mechanics wear boiler suits.
So long as he work good, anyway I'm not gonna see it so (in my country we don't see the mechanic, we go to the secretary, say what our car need then go away and let them the car, we don't see the mechanic here so whatever he wears doesn't matter
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I think I will not if except if these is no other way like Stranded between nowhere. A guy with full dress and politeness is all required. It reflects professionalism and skills. It makes the person trustful. by the way, that was my practical way of viewing this.
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How come MY mechanic doesn't look like YOUR mechanics? And I certainly wouldn't mind seeing number 2 with a new paint job. But I digress - - - - - - I certainly wouldn't stop her, but male or female, I doubt that the owner of the shop is going to let them break the dress-code requiring coveralls, etc.
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This made laugh sooooooo freaking hard 😂🤣😆🙈! Fantastic feedback
As long as the person is covered when I go there, fixes my car and doesn't get hurt, I don't care if he's in his underwear or wearing an astronaut suit.
I always clean the car afterwards, anyway.
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Thanks for the feedback. And for answering the question as opposed to dissecting it. You do that a lot. You dissect a question and will find everything wrong with it and then forget to answer the question. But you didn't this time and I appreciate it 😊.
I don't think anyone would actually do any 'fixing' dressed like that... All the sharp objects, grease etc. If it's just for fun though, I don't know I'd watch in confusion I guess😂
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You can fix cars in underwear. Don't be silly. Clothes don't affect the ability to change a tire, change oil, unscrew things, etc. But thanks for sharing though
I don't care about "implied". Answer the question on the post and save your implications for someone who asks for them. I asked for answers. Just so we are clear.
If that's too difficult for you let me know. I hope you enjoyed your weekend! And good morning
Hell if I new a mechanic that looked like any one of them I'd let them do whatever they wanted as a matter of fact I'd brake some shit just to make them stay longer
Why am I getting the feeling I stepped in something here, kind of getting into the impression that this question was a bit more complicated than what I originally thought.
No one struggled to answer this question except for you. So I am not sure I understand where you are coming from. Thanks for the feedback though! I appreciate it.
Sorry I blundered on you're question. I must have missed interpreted what you meant. Maybe you'd have better luck answering questions mulling over in my brain this morning. there's a lot of misinformation about these directed energy weapons police have been using in ride control lately about them being non-lethal about them doing this and that so just took the specs and built one and based on the design I used for compressed microwaves basically if they're using the same output and same frequency I am then it's a weapon that will blow up batteries like high explosive coordinates will cook people from the inside out and will cause cancer if not immediate liver, heart, and kidney, failure. A sustained burst will hospitalize someone or kill them. This is a reality of these weapons and they're easy for me to mass produce. Should I make these weapons available to protesters to prove a point, or should I have more faith in the police departments of some of these cities than they've earned so far, by giving them time to figure it out for themselves, that using these weapons on people is not okay?
Sure, less grease to wash off clothes, so they're smart. Question is, would you let your mechanic work on your car with YOU there in just your underwear.
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Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate it.
I don't answer random questions on my posts. You have a page. Ask questions there. Don't copy me obviously if you do. Thanks for asking though. Good afternoon 🌻
It would be quite unsafe in underwear and they would definitely need to shower afterwards but if that’s what they want to do then it’s up to them as long as the job is done properly then I won’t care
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As long as they knew what they were doing, it wouldn't bother me. But, I do most of the repairs to my car myself. I guess as long as I could help, i would get over it.
Well that can be eye candy but it's not safe because of the fluids that the mechanic is dealing with. I can see like a bikini carwash but a bikini mechanic that's a no.
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Thank you for explaining your answer! I appreciate it 😊
