Also, folks, *please*, don't backfollow the QT and dogpile them. I'm just trying to provide context for my question.
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well you see, changing oil is WorkingManly, and therefore not bourgeois, while knowing how to use a cast-iron pan is Womanish, and therefore bourgeois
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Without Googling? Mostly. It's in the car's manual, though I'd need to check how to dispose of the used oil, I think. (And maybe find a place to dispose of it.) I'd probably spend more time changing oil than cleaning the pan, tho, to your point.
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Probably just my brother — but he was an auto mechanic for 30+ years…and he’d check the manual first at least.
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...you better at least google your make/model because that is DRASTICALLY differant between cars
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You'd better not check the replies to the tweet I quoted, then, because he said "once you know how to do it for one car you know for all cars".
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I knew but do not remember- my dad taught us. My sister spent the entire time yawning and rolling her eyes. I listened, retained the knowledge for a few years and then bradio deleted those files for more obscure song lyrics, random movie quotes and bullshit that serves NO ONE
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Dispose = drop it off at a local quick-change shop? They’ve told me they’ll take it. On a farm, used motor oil is still good for low-RPM non-combustion devices like hay balers. (This from the wife, who requests I save used oil for such things.)
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