My dad has a medical implant in his back that stimulates his nerves to help with his sciatica. He has a little computer / battery thing that inductively charges his implant and allows him to program the intensity.
Heās also a little hard of hearing so he has Bluetooth headphones that he uses to watch tv. He found out that charging his implant causes interference with his tv ears. So he came up with a solution.
That is a significant fault. Also, that looks like a late 2000s/early 2010s truck. seems a little strange they would give you that as a courtesy car rather than a newer vehicle they can try to sell you when you pick up your car. Its par for the course for Ford TBH.
My local mechanic has three older minivans that they use as loaner vehicles. They have varying amounts of things wrong with them⦠But they are better than no vehicle, and they are free.
I would imagine dealerships might have better loaners, but there are no new car dealers in my town.
Yep itās a mechanic not a dealer⦠greatful for anything that runs⦠just thought it was a crazy oversight in the cruise controls that I could stall the engine just be holding a button.
15 words per minute, while normal speech is about ten times that, and he has a vocabulary of 50 words. I suspect this will be used as proof by some of the I have been implanted people though.
Sounds like their problem, not yours. I would be honest and offer what I owe, but not a penny (or 5c euro or w/e yall use now) more because their system failed.
To be fair there is usually a notice to the effect that lost tickets will be charged the day rate. Otherwise people could āloseā their ticket and just pay a lower amount for a full days parking.
Still, it sucks that they donāt print something on the ticket (like entry time) in case you do accidentally wipe the magnetic stripe.
This is one of the 3 big reasons I donāt want a magnet implant - the other two being attracting steel shards in my workshop and magnetizing all my tools and parts, and not being able to take an MRI.