Thread: The last fucking straw.

Originally Posted by deathgodusmc

Is that those 2 morons talking about cars that have barely a clue of what they are discussing? I tried to listen to that twice and found it difficult to not call in and tell them to stop giving bad advice.

Yeah, MIT grads and long-time working mechanics. What would they know?

Originally Posted by WickedTribe

Yeah, MIT grads and long-time working mechanics. What would they know?

not much appearntly.

Yeah thats them click and clack. Should be dip and shit.

Originally Posted by Guyver

The only good show on NPR is, A Prairie Home Companion.

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Pfft...haven't ya heard? deathgod knows everything about....well...everything.

Shit i dont have to know everything to know more about cars then those two. Neither were every ase certified, their shop was a do it yourself repair shop they rented bays to people, and cars are a bit different then when they graduated mit in the 50's. Of which by the way does not have an automechanics course. Engineering yes but thats not the same as mechanics. I also fairly certain his degree in management does nothing to help him fix cars. Had no choice but to wiki those two because all i had to go on was 2 shows of bad info being handed out.

Originally Posted by Red_Lizard2

They can't be from MIT, all MIT grads go on to create systems that fail to predict winners in sports

I thought the octopus was predicting sports now?

Originally Posted by bust331

BUT YOU USED WIKIPEDIA. THAT'S THE DEVILS ENCYCLOPEDIA

Meh we do what we gotta do. I thought i knew what white was talking about so i listened to 3 seconds of their last show and knew it was them. Seriously though who gives themselves the nick names click and clack? Thats just stupid. I fail to see anything in their background that gives them any expertise in mechanics what so ever. I see plenty of management and marketing but no automotive other then renting bays to other people. Its great they got the education they did but it doesnt apply to what they are trying to do on the radio. I guess thats where good marketing comes into play.

Im not telling anyone not to listen. In fact feel free to but dont be surprised when their advise fails to diagnose your problem. One thing they were good at was tellng people to take it to a mechanic. Why you would need to listen to a radio show to figure that out i have no idea.