ITT: We talk about our automotive workplace. I'll start

ITT: We talk about our automotive workplace. I'll start.

>Do you work in a dealership, parts store, shop chain, or a smaller shop?
Dealership, Acura
>What's your job title and duties?
General Service Technician, perform basic maintenance (brakes, fluids, parts monkey, pre-delivery inspections, tires)
>How long have you been at your current job?
7 months
>Do you enjoy your job?
Yeah, other than when I get fucked on tickets, or get repetitive bullshit waiters. Co-workers are cool and help each other out, helps a lot with getting pissed at cars.
>Pros of your workplace?
Climate controlled shop, nice equipment, Snap-On boxes for techs to borrow, in ground lifts, car wash around back, people always want to help out.
>Cons?
Owner is a cheapskate so we're left out of BG products for this 'Service Pro' shit. So we don't get free pocket screwdrivers or funnels anymore. A/C in shop is set to 80*F, always hot as fuck.
Some service writers have shit-all for communication, promise cars in unreasonable time.
>Notable things that have happened?
Lol quick lube service writer smashed an MDX into a brand new RDX.

Honda fag here what's up my nigga acura desu been thinking about going to acura. I do what you do I been at Honda for 10 months now

English?

How do you not understand? I'd fill the post out but I'm working

I (may) have an opportunity for an internship at an Acura dealership, should I go for it? I'm just dicking around at Community college not sure what to do with my life, and I figured being a mechanic might be decent

Yeah, that's what I did. Portered for a while, moved into lube, then got moved to main line. It's great. Used cars is where all the money is. Pulling 8 hours on used cars is great.

How 'bout them takata recalls mah nigg

Surprisingly we don't get too too much. Got used cars for days though. Pic related

Yeah I'm stuck on a certified pre-owned at the moment, airbag recall in my bay. It's one of many.

Forgot pic