Helping A Neighbor

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My neighbor knew that many years ago I used to work in the service department of a local car dealer and that I was also pretty handy with tools I was always working on tractors, so she asked if I would take a look at her car. I asked her what the problem was, and she said it was making a horrible, annoying noise. I told her to drop it off and I would look at it a little later. After checking it out I called her and told her it was done and she could pick it up. When she got home with it she called and asked what I had done to eliminate the annoying noise. I told her I simply removed the Luke Bryan CD and replaced it with Waylon Jennings.
 
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Barnyard":264gznz1 said:
My neighbor knew that many years ago I used to work in the service department of a local car dealer and that I was also pretty handy with tools I was always working on tractors, so she asked if I would take a look at her car. I asked her what the problem was, and she said it was making a horrible, annoying noise. I told her to drop it off and I would look at it a little later. After checking it out I called her and told her it was done and she could pick it up. When she got home with it she called and asked what I had done to eliminate the annoying noise. I told her I simply removed the Luke Bryan CD and replaced it with Waylon Jennings.
 
Barnyard":eco31n8u said:
My neighbor knew that many years ago I used to work in the service department of a local car dealer and that I was also pretty handy with tools I was always working on tractors, so she asked if I would take a look at her car. I asked her what the problem was, and she said it was making a horrible, annoying noise. I told her to drop it off and I would look at it a little later. After checking it out I called her and told her it was done and she could pick it up. When she got home with it she called and asked what I had done to eliminate the annoying noise. I told her I simply removed the Luke Bryan CD and replaced it with Waylon Jennings.
I frequently tell folks I listen to "Country-Western" and not "country" as it helps them to realize I don't listen to this new country pop. Give me Ernest Tubb and Patsy Cline!
 
That's Hilarious! I don't know what has happened to country these days, its not really "country" anymore. I enjoy 60s the most. Its more of a pop mix. I don't even call it country. I call it rural pop music!
 
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