Egg part 2

[judecorp]

Yeah, scratch that plan.

Got up, got to car repair place. Was told he was slammed, could look at the car at the end of the day today. Can't leave the car there that long due to home visits, had to turn around and drive home. And here I am.

He .did. say that he thought it was unlikely that too much egg or shell got into the gas tank because of the little plate that covers the hole (though there was a little egg on it yesterday when I was cleaning; although there was egg on the road, too, so it couldn't have ALL gotten in), and that he wasn't terribly worried about it. He thought the fuel cleaner stuff wouldn't be a bad idea. He suggested bringing the car back another day if I was still worried.

I asked about tomorrow, he said, "Yeah, I'm really busy tomorrow, too. I'm busy every day."

I hope he's right about everything being okay.

Comments

[00solstice.livejournal.com]

you'll be fine.

you probably accumulate an egg's worth of crap in the bottom of your gas tank every year anyway.

[judecorp.livejournal.com]

Thanks, Steve. That's EXACTLY what I wanted to hear.

Love you!

[judecorp.livejournal.com]

Also, I didn't have 10 gallons in the tank. Probably more like 6.

[rachelmichellek.livejournal.com]

neighborhood ruffians used to put sugar and water and god knows what in my parents' gas tank and then they ended up getting the kind of gas cap that locks...

(trying to be helpful...)

[judecorp.livejournal.com]

Yeah, we're going to invest in a locking gascap really soon. My old car's gas door wouldn't open unless you pushed a button from inside, so I never even thought about it.