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No good deed goes unpunished OP...sorry
Change your Roadside Assistance company, OP. lol Don't worry, your good karma will come :) Also, NSW ftw. :p
be apart of the solution not the problem. don't get tunnel-vision..
I can't stand when people misspell words and misuse grammar.. but what I can't stand even more is when people go above and beyond to correct others' mistakes.. as if they think they're better.. no one needs your help!!! get a life and stop being so controlling!!!
Your comment :I think you need to find a new roadside assistance progam...
FYL And YDI. This is what happens when you try to help people.
What the hell? Are you with NRMA or some other insurance company? Because I'm with RACQ up in QLD and if I'm in NSW, NRMA will even come get ME if I get stuck on a highway, and I am not on an especially high roadside assist level with RACQ.
#81 made a good point above when I said the same thing. There's a chance that it's the roadside assist that comes with some new cars these days. I completely agree with you though, the Australian services just make problems like this go away. Also, even if I got a new car with roadside assist, I'd never drop my NRMA membership.
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What kind of shitty roadside assistance service doesn't go on highways??
Your username says it all. I have to say ydi now. lol