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Originally Posted by IROC
Or the saga of locking his keys in his car.
Spoiler: IIRC, it took a couple of hours to unlock it, it was running the whole time and as he waited for a locksmith to show up, his wife reached through the partially-opened window and unlocked it with her hand...
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This is crazy, but thru Thom's posting of the Ted archive below, I found my original email from ~25 years ago telling the Ted/locked car story:
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Mike Dayton [email protected]
someone wrote:
>> 8. Locked his keys in 911 with engine running, calls SO to
>> bring spare keys, can't find them, breaks window (with head I expect)
>> to get in. Wonders why everyone laughed at this story
>The way I remember hearing this story was that he had locked his keys in
>the car, but his SO was IN the car!!! :-D
I think the way it happened was that he had stopped to put some air in
one of his tires (slow leak I guess from curbsurfing), he left the engine
running and locked the door. He called his girlfriend to bring the extra
set of keys, but she showed up about a half an hour later saying she
couldn't find them. Ted then calls a locksmith who breaks the windshield
trying to "jimmy" the lock. After about 45 minutes (remember the engine
is running the whole time) they realize that the window is open a few
inches and his girlfriend reaches in and unlocks the door.
Ted then tries to sue the locksmith for a new windshield.
Mike Dayton
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1976 Euro 911
3.2 w/10.3 compression & SSIs
22/29 torsions, 22/22 adjustable sways, Carrera brakes
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