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Yeah, thats all he needs. A bunch of drunks working on the bronco.
Hey now, I resemble that remark! Anybody who knows anything about working on trucks knows that beer and wrenchin' go hand in hand. In fact, I am surprised that Sears doesn't have an add-on mini-fridge for their Craftsman tool chest line.
Many times I rate the complexity of a project in beers consumed. It works like this: Count the number of beers consumed (minus the first and the last) to complete the project. An oil change, for example, has a beer complexity factor of 2 as a typical oil change is as follows: Crack open a beer. Open a beer and start looking around for your drain pan, filter wrench, creeper, filter, and oil. Drink second beer while fluid is draining and third beer while adding oil. Put tools away and have fourth beer. With my F-350 though I tend to need to pick up a 12 pack as it takes a while to wait for 15 quarts to drain and then add in like amount.