Basic Auto Mechanics, Session 1, Tuesday period 1

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"Good morning," John said as the class filed in. The place was made to look like a typical mechanic's garage and John was leaning against what was by now to those paying attention, a familiar black classic car. "Welcome to Basic Auto Mechanics. By the end of this workshop, hopefully you'll be able to perform basic maintanance and emergency repairs as needed, and perhaps even a few steps beyond that. You'll be less likely to get stranded on the side of the road, and less likely to be conned by a mechanic trying to invent problems when you do take your vehicle to a professional.

"Before I started hunting, I co-owned an auto garage that looked very similar to this one so I do have a lot of experience with what we're going to be doing. For this first class, I'd like to go through the usual getting to know you things -- name, year, your experience with fixing cars, or experiences related to it, and why you took this class." He smiled slightly. "It'll let me know exactly how basic I need to get. And since we're such a small class, if there's anything in particular you want to learn, I can probably work it into the lesson plan, so you can throw that in too. "

He looked around. "So which of you is going first?"

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Re: Introduce yourselves

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"I hope so," she said, relaxing the tiniest amount, "but I'm embarrassed to admit that I don't know how those work either."

It wasn't considered an essential part of Companion training. Or any part, really.