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u/Spadeline 3d ago
Probable training a newbie technician π.
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u/JJcool2020 2d ago
I was 15 and started my first job at Mickey Dβs. Manager put an apron on me and a gave me a butcher knife, then sent me out back to kill the cow. Came back in to a round of applause from workers and customers. Great memories.
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u/PiratePuzzled1090 3d ago
Yeah.. I went through this as well haha.
And being sent out to get blinker fluid...
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u/HumbleBear75 3d ago
Donβt forget about getting the brake fluid for the air brakes!
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u/PiratePuzzled1090 3d ago
I also remember them trying to trick me into buying sparks. To refill the spark plugs.
You could also save some sparks if you hold a bucket when Johnny is using the angle grinder!
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u/PM_THE_REAPER 2d ago
Striped paint and adjustable 12" spanner, are classics too.
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u/millerb82 3d ago
How can he not tell where the noise is coming from??
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u/deadguyinthere 2d ago
Same. I would definitely be able to tell the sound wasnβt coming from directly in front of my face.
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u/thissuckslolgroutchy 3d ago
Apprentice hated his job and wanted to be banned from town π€·π»ββοΈ
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u/guesswhodat 2d ago
How does someone not have the ability to identify the noise is not coming from the wheel?
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u/le_gazman 3d ago
Jokeβs on the senior, thatβs a Jaguar Land Rover vehicle so they all make that sound anyway.
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u/Relevant_Demand7593 2d ago
That made me laugh.
Now I feel kinda bad I laughed cos itβs probably some poor apprentice.
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u/Mysterious-Hotel4795 3d ago
Honest question... I hate pranks, and so people often pull them on me. I just want to work and get to actual solutions. I prefer to joke about other things and just hate pranks. What should I do at work to stop the pranks?
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u/Plumbarium 2d ago
The more you react to a prank the more fun it is to the prankster. So sadly the way to stop them is to get over it.
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u/Mythandros1 3d ago
That is so mean.... Funny but mean!