Dear Internet and people at Tire Kingdom,
Can you please tell me why the service guy found it necessary to not only adjust my seat position, but my seat back, my lumbar support, AND my steering wheel height? I mean really. The man only had to drive it about 20 feet. Was all that necessary? Ok the seat position I'll give you. I'm short other people have long legs. But the rest. No. DO NOT TOUCH.
Also, I'm thinking it's not really a good idea to roll all the windows down and park it on the other side of the building near the dumpster. I have CDs and a yoga mat in there. And from what I understand my Mazda 3 does not come equipped with a force field so you know roll the windows up when you lock the car. Otherwise, why lock it at all? In fact, next time why don't you just roll the windows down, leave the door unlocked, and put a big sign on it that says steal me please. Because really leaving the windows down?!? I know it's hot and maybe you were just trying to look out for me, but that's why God invented air conditioning.
And could you please change my little oil change sticker next time. I asked for an oil change. I paid for an oil change. And the little sticker on the inside of my car says I'm still in need of that oil change. How do I know my oil got changed if the little sticker didn't get changed? How do I know, Internet?
Furthermore, how do I know Tire Kingdom did anything at all Internet?
I mean the whole seat adjustment, the lack of sticker change, the windows rolled down-they all point to a joy ride if you ask me.
-The Paper Doll sometimes wishes she could be a man for a day when dealing with crap like car stuff