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EPISODE · Mar 29, 2026 · 1H 1M

Just quit! Why do we have repeat offenders?

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In our line of work we have repeat offenders! People who do the same thing over and over expecting a different results. Just quit and find something else to do. Chapters (00:00:03) - When You Can't Get To Your Face (00:00:25) - How To Service a Lawn Mower (00:04:58) - Mowing the Lawn: Cleaning Equipment (00:09:14) - Skag Engine Found in the Garage (00:12:25) - Mower Finance Fee (00:16:30) - Don't Get Denied a Mower Payment (00:20:51) - How to Get a Home Loan for Construction Projects (00:26:04) - He Called Me Stupid on a Phone Call (00:30:21) - How To Get LUG Nails Off Your Car (00:34:10) - How To Complain About a Tire Sale (00:36:58) - Blowing Head Gasket on a Lawnmower (00:40:20) - "Should We Have Changed the Engine?" (00:42:59) - Walmart Customer Drama (00:46:37) - He Won't Have His Air Pressure Checks at Wiggles (00:50:18) - What Really Happened At Autozone (00:53:29) - How To Ruin A Car's Life (00:56:20) - "My credit score is 782" (00:59:21) - "I wouldn't even sold him anything" (01:01:06) - I'm ready to go home, go to bed. I've been working all day

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In our line of work we have repeat offenders! People who do the same thing over and over expecting a different results. Just quit and find something else to do.

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