M/C wants to seduce his crush so searches for answers online. Comes across a "How To" video and decides to follow it's advice.
Many possibilities: Age differential in either direction or same age... crush on member of family, close neighbor, person in position of authority, schoolmate, etc... comedy, drama, mystery... hidden sexual orientations and/or kinks... could be written up as a regular story or as a portion of the "comments section" for the video.
Could be interesting - and funny, since around 50% of YouTube vids are complete BS, incorrect, and often dangerous.
around 50% of YouTube vids are complete BS, incorrect
They keep showing me how to correctly change the battery in my key fobs. :)
They keep showing me how to correctly change the battery in my key fobs. :)
This!!! I swear there is a conspiracy to ensure that every single one works differently, sometimes even from the same manufacturer!
sometimes even from the same manufacturer!
Car 'manufacturers' do very little actual manufacturing - they are more assembly lines for bits and pieces made elsewhere. So car 'manufacturers' might use a variety of suppliers for key fobs depending on the age and model.
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Car 'manufacturers' do very little actual manufacturing - they are more assembly lines for bits and pieces made elsewhere. So car 'manufacturers' might use a variety of suppliers for key fobs depending on the age and model.
Fully aware of that, but you would think that supply-chain economics and operational efficiency would lead to using the same key fob for all models from the same manufacturer for an extended period of time.
But they can charge more for replacements if their key fobs are unique.
True dat! But model year to model year of the same car? 🤬
Everyone knows that you have to make changes to the model EVERY year, or no one will buy the new models.
Everyone knows that you have to make changes to the model EVERY year, or no one will buy the new models.
Accepting that is given, show me anyone who buys a car based on the fact the fob changed, or even takes the fob into account when making a purchase! That's what actually lets the manufacturer get away with changing them like underwear with impunity (and not giving a fig about their security).
If a key fob never changes or not look different how do you tell which one goes to which vehicle ? I took to spray painting the key fobs to my trucks in bright colors to make them easier to find and to know which vehicle they go to.
And yes the key and fob have a matching # to a number placed on the vehicle but that doesn't stop me from getting a call practically every week from a work who says the vehicle wont start because they grab the wrong keys or are in the wrong vehicle.
