A
Well, Wayne, I've never done any, uh, auto repairs myself at all.
B
Uh-huh.
A
I mean, I may have screwed in a little, screw that looked like it was falling out on the door or something but, uh, I personally haven't done anything. Maybe I've, uh, changed win-, wiper blades or something but I have noticed since, uh, I got married that my husband, he hates to do auto repairs, but he would rather do them himself than, than to pay someone else. I guess, he can't make himself pay someone to do the repairs when he knows, he knows how to do it, and he'll do it. So, he, he hates the time that he takes, but he has changed, um, the brakes and he has done all of the tune-ups and the MUMBLEx like that and recently he changed the steering mechanism in the car. I was really impressed with that. We had to have it to get the car inspected, it wouldn't pass inspection and, and so, he priced around and everyone wanted several hundred dollars for it so, he thought, well, I can get one in a junkyard, for like fifty dollars, which he did and then, he did it and, so, I guess, uh, he's been pretty good about keeping our cars up, what, uh, what's your experience been like?
B
Well, I, uh, I have a long experience with cars. I, uh, when I was younger, uh, my brother had a Corvette and I bought a Corvette and when you have a Corvette you more or less do all the work and I've done everything from build the motor from the, uh, you know, the bare block on up. And, I, I'm the same way as your husband is when it comes to my car, I hate to go pay somebody good money, you know, I hate to pay somebody twenty-five dollars on hour for something I can do myself.
A
Uh-huh.
B
It just, to me it makes absolutely no economic sense to do that.