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Hahahaa that is so classic.
He's really just amazed how the new gen is so damn soft that everything they do is going to take 18 times longer than it used to.
He's also wondering how much this guys reliance on crutches for things that are perfectly doable for anyone with a reasonably strong back is going to cost his shop.
I mean ---the truck is already on a lift--- why doesn't the guy just roll the tire on to a block of wood to gain 4 in or so of height and then lower the truck (keeping the rest of the tires off the ground), instead of walking across the shop to get an annoying tool that is expensive, takes up space and breaks?
Oh, right, the poor guy might have to bend over.
Sigh.