Yeah, except when they take 6 hours to get to you

Me too. If there were know such thing as AAA, alot ofbpeople would've been screwed.

I drive an old Kia Rio so the AAA people are pretty much my best friends.

I worked for a car dealership for over a year as well I worked in and around repair shops for that year time as well, and with every car that came through the door they'd test battery life, the fuel is your fault. If you can't maintain proper veichal maintance then don't drive.

no* Let me correct myself before someone corrects me.

44- a lot*

44- of people Lol

That's what happens for owning a Ford..

So, OP, random question: Did this happen in Mansfield yesterday (July 4th)? If so, I was the guy that helped you push the car! :P

44 - *was lol

Oh yes, because he could have... Ohh I see. Ok disregard the somewhat hostility. No the heat in Texas is absolutely horrible. Its best to have a car.

Perhaps an investment in jumper cables would be more ideal.

10, Texas is really not that hot. As a kid in Texas, I rode my bike thousands of miles each summer. Don't see the big deal.

Where I am, it's burning up. I can't go outside without turning a shade darker.

Ride a mile in 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

Heat has nothing to do with turning a shade darker... The sun does but from it's UV rays, not the heat.

Yes 49, because the sun has nothing to do with how hot it is.

Actually 49 is kinda right if u stick Your hand by fire your not going to get a tan

Oh you should see texas now in summer. Last yet was 100 degrees. This year is cooler but its still 90-95 where im at. Thats not including humidity

Oh really #57? Why does my roast in the oven get darker?

73, Because it's in the OVEN

24, I live in Dallas and people can't even stand going outside in the summer much less 'ride a bike thousands of miles'. Which Texas are you from?

"Thousands of miles"?? For some reason I doubt the accuracy of your statement. Also, children have a higher tolerance for heat. The glands that cause adults to sweat heavily in certain places (armpits etc) don't develop until adolescence.

10- as a kid I rode my bike in Texas to. I lived in Lubbock for 3 years el paso for 4 and Dallas for 5. But I personally couldn't handle the heat.

Dammit. I meant 24.

There is a difference between a 1 thousand degree oven and going outside on a 100 degree day.

When did he say the sun has nothing to do with the heat? He said the heat had nothin to do with turning a shade darker

I could think of a few people who deserve this.

Yeah, like that rude waiter from the other FML.

its Texas, too damn hot

#5, 1 person can't push a car. Plus, someone would need to steer it too and as far as we know, OP was alone

One person can push a car.

I've done it.

He just got it from the repair shop.

I know, I'm just suggesting keeping an extra battery and maybe some gas in the trunk.

Or some jumper cables and a good ol' thumbs up on the side of the road.

An extra fuel tank? Aren't you quite the economist?

68, ya actually I do and it's not that bad put a battery and a 1 gallon thing of gas in the trunk and you might be able to get to a gas station.

Who keeps a spare battery? And who keeps spare gas? Unless its a working truck or something. The spare gas isnt safe in a regular car at all. Especially if it's in a sealed trunk in the heat. Bad idea.

No.... No they don't. Unless you're running a multi-battery system with an isolator, or you have a diesel pickup.

Or a junker with an unreliable charging system. I always used to carry a spare battery

I've never had one come with a spare battery. now dats they don't even come with spare tires!

Price of gas what it is, they may have drained his tank.

Or he brought it in empty and when they whent to test drive it they used up the last of wat was in there as for the battery unless that wat he brought it in for as long as it started for them they wouldn't check that