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fandomhigh2016-03-16 03:21 am
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Jack of All Trades, Wednesday, Per 1
Another class, another portal, though this time, they weren't going anywhere cool and foreign, like a lasersword school in Russia. If Hardison had been willing to waste the time, they could have just taken the shuttle to their destination, but portals were faster and didn't require him to drive a shuttle. Or let students into his newest Lucille. But he could understand any confusion his class might have had when the portal let them out in downtown Baltimore, outside of a large car maintenance garage.
"Yo, so, this one's more for folks who are stickin' around the modern time," he said, "but it's still a bunch of useful skills for anybody to pick up. Today, vehicles are damn near impossible to avoid, even if you ain't got one yourself. For those of you who do have a car, or will in the future, knowin' some basic maintenance an' how to keep it goin' will save you so much time an' effort in the long run."
"And money, too," one of the mechanics called out.
Hardison grinned. "That's right," he agreed. "Knowin' how to fix your own stuff is the easiest way to save cash. So we're here to get you the basics in how to keep your car goin' just a little longer an' a little further." One of the mechanics stepped forward. "This is Ben," Hardison said. "He an' Eric are gonna teach you what y'all need to know."
"Yo, so, this one's more for folks who are stickin' around the modern time," he said, "but it's still a bunch of useful skills for anybody to pick up. Today, vehicles are damn near impossible to avoid, even if you ain't got one yourself. For those of you who do have a car, or will in the future, knowin' some basic maintenance an' how to keep it goin' will save you so much time an' effort in the long run."
"And money, too," one of the mechanics called out.
Hardison grinned. "That's right," he agreed. "Knowin' how to fix your own stuff is the easiest way to save cash. So we're here to get you the basics in how to keep your car goin' just a little longer an' a little further." One of the mechanics stepped forward. "This is Ben," Hardison said. "He an' Eric are gonna teach you what y'all need to know."
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