Unless they're idiots like PH's idiot that said he had to "SWEET CHIN", its FAKE

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...because an oil filter be removed in several ways regardless of how stuck it is...

The "don't know anything" (per the neutral PH members) idiot on here said he had to "SWEET CHIN MUSIC" to break this lose... REALLY "don't know anything" LIKE THE NEUTRAL PH MEMBERS SAID...



PSA: DON'T GET SCAMMED BY THE STEALERSHIPS!!!

A Man Got Hustled for $150 by His Dealership for a Simple Oil Change. X Thinks He Deserved It
So, let's begin by stating the obvious: this man is a willing victim of a vehicle dealership who has perfected their hustle....The creator of the video continued to explain, "Anyways, I get a call about an hour later and the guy in the dealership, he's like: 'Man, where did you get your oil changed last'?" The man replied, "I don't know. Why? Is there something wrong?" The dealership worker said, "Yeah, they put the oil filter on too tight."...The dealership mechanic replied, "I don't know, but we can't get it off… We put every tool we got on it and it won't come off." So the owner of the truck said, "Well, if you can't get it off, I'll bring it somewhere else and they'll change it," which, in his defense, was a logical decision. According to the man, the dealership then refused....In response to his suggestion to bring his truck somewhere else to loosen the oil filter, his dealership flat out denied him. The reason why will shock you. They said, "Nope, can't do that either because we crushed your oil filter. You can't drive it." Talk about being stuck between a rock and a hard place. But the restrictions didn't stop there.

After learning that the dealership had immobilized his truck, the owner said he would come to take a look at it, hoping to remedy the issue with his own expertise. And to that they replied, "Yeah, that's fine. But you can't work on it with any tools."

So, now the owner began to realize how ridiculous the situation sounded: the dealership can't even get the oil filter loose to change the oil, they crushed the filter so he can't drive it elsewhere, and he's not allowed to even TRY to fix it himself. With all possible options exhausted, he asked the dealership, "What do you want me to do?"

The truck owner finally went back to the dealership. The technician was there, so he asked him again if there was anything he could do to fix the issue. The technician replied, "Yeah, I can fix it. But it's gonna cost extra." He asked, "How much extra?" The technician responded, "$150 extra."

This was probably one of the most disrespectful attempts to hustle someone out of extra money EVER! It's really an insult to the man's intelligence.