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Holiday J&A AMA (Part 1) (Patreon)

Published:
2020-12-03 07:00:00
Edited:
2026-02-06 18:33:04
Imported:
2026-06
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Tis the season! We're answering all your holiday themed questions in this rapid fire wintry Q&A.

Comments

Nate Davis

I love the on-the-dot midnight uploads

butterfiolee

Amir's hair looks really nice in this one

Jonas

Camera situation has improved. Hair situation has improved. 2020 really comes to a good end.

Ben Cotton

Looking fine, dudes!

Luke Teys

Is Amir rocking the bun or did he get a haircut?

Jade Knight

Looking very clean cut with a very nice wintry feeling. Best thing to wake up to

Miles W

Amir’s Mazda having the same problems as mine gives me solace.

Archie S

Well, today I heard of a turducken for the first time. Who ever thought that stuffing a chicken inside a duck inside a turkey was normal?

Joseph Foley

Jake, your issue is probably the dealer's fault and should be covered by them if not by warranty. Rats chewing out wiring usually only happens when the car has been sitting turned off in the same spot for a long time, like weeks or months. Usually has to be long enough for the rats to establish a nest in there. Happens a lot on Dealer lots because local rats get used to having a lot of idle cars sitting around to nest in. Unless you left it sitting (without turning it on) for several weeks yourself, the damage most likely happened on the dealer's lot and loosened the wiring harness, then the loose wires came apart while you were driving. It's possible rats snuck in one night on a mission and chewed it up, but more likely that the bulk of the damage happened at the dealer's. If you got this car in the past 6 months, you should push back on that.

Ryan

I've had squirrels eat at the wiring underneath my hood (car was sitting in a parking lot for only a few days since last driven). The car wouldn't start and had to get it towed to a service center. It was covered by insurance as a comprehensive claim, though I still had to pay the deductible. If the car is new then there's a chance it could've been damage from the dealer's lot, but it's also not impossible that rats/rodents tore it up within a few days of last use.

Joseph Foley

It is possible, true, but much less common to happen quickly like that to a car that's in regular use, otherwise you'd hear about it happening all the time. Starting up a car and driving it is probably like an apocalyptic event to any rodents inside the engine compartment. Mostly won't hurt them, but they'll think twice about climbing up in there again. You tend to hear about rodents eating up wires and hoses more in places where lots of cars are sitting for long periods because that's where the rodents get used to using cars as a nesting site. Dealer lots, junkyards, farms, and the edge of airport satellite parking lots is where I've heard of it happening most frequently. It's impossible to prove either way, but it can't hurt to push back on them a little. This probably happens to them often if they have rats near their inventory lot.

Rainer Kocsis

Pretty sure Avital gave him a haricut

Cameron Bradley

I've had a turducken before. They're actually pretty good haha

Abhi R

Jake leased, leased to own an Audi!