Fixing a leaky weld on a flange
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"Enthusiast" my ass
You deserve every burn your car will get from this
I never said I was an enthusiast, I take pride in the marks I get from doing work. I have been burned a lot ngl from cars, working at jiffy lube sucked ass.
You can have pride in that and still attempt to do things somewhat safely so you don't destroy your body in the process.
I was once in your shoes. You don't want to be 40 with the body of a 60 year old, trust me. The aches and pain don't get better, and wounds don't heal as fast as you get older. Earlier this year, I had a minor cut take almost a month to heal up.
I see where your coming from but tbh I'm tryna go out fast personally.