depending on what he majored in, thats a good investment

I went active duty air force and I only owe what my house is worth

lol it takes practice

nice, my father was airforce

he got a history degree

ooof

law school?

NOPE

mega ooof

now he is a beer brewer

makes good money managing a brewery but he did NOT need that 4 year degree

damn can he get any more stereotypical millennial? lol

big beard too?

its craft beer too LOL

lol!

in a college town fuckin super millennial

@Legalize theres books on proofs that can help you. they take a bit to understand, but you will get it eventually

haha of course

yea math is possible with practice it is all about building blocks and layering things on top of each other very useful

pretty much. each new thing requires a tool from before

the real debate is between metric and SAE

and iq. but thats the elephant in the room

LOL

well i used metric as a mechanic solely

mercedes benz after all

but i like my ft/inches ounces/lbs

that's whats so funny to me in the air force I used nothing but SAE but now when I'm working on cars (American cars) it's all metric

lol yea they switched several years back. now the snap-on guy gives SAE sets away for free with metrics lol

you ever notice that certain size sockets or allen keys are unavailable to the general public

specifically the 9m allen key socket and the 1/1/16th socket

also the serpentine belt tool

fucking garbage

lol well you can always order them online. mercedes suv's now use an 11mm hex for their caliper bolts

9mm huh

lol

thats the beauty of working on non transverse mounted engines, the belts are rriiiiight there

all of those things can be ordered online...

and we use a 17mm socket for that lol

/flex

11 is better than 9 still gonna cost you over 20 bucks which is horse shit but yea you can order them off amazon but then they get delayed 2 weeks meanwhile you can't drive anywhere

oh it totally did. but its worth it. when you get paid 4.5hrs to do front/rear pads and rotors