What's up Doc?

Hubby called last night saying that Edy started having his bad days and asked me to pick him up from work. This morning, he got someone from Motavation Masters Ave to check on Edy but one of the mechanics refused to come to site. We thought of calling AA to tow Edy to Automation. One of the best things about being a member of AA is that it covers you and the vehicle you are driving. As an AA member, they'll help you with

• Testing of your battery
• Jump-starting your vehicle
• Getting access to your vehicle if you're locked out
• Changing your wheel
• Free delivery of fuel if you run out (you pay for the fuel)
• Organising a windscreen ship of crack repair*

I took Syahril & Nan to the location and waited for some help from AA.

These are things you should do when your vehicle broke down.

1) Owner of the card should call AA. I called AA but was refused help. AA people wanted to speak to the one man named on that card.

2) Wait at a safe area

Syahril & Nan waiting by the roadside

Be sure to spot a comfy area to wait for the AA team. We found this area shady for us...

3) Show him your AA card.

4) Let him do the job. Ask him if might need help. The AA team tried to jump-start Edy.

The AA van to the rescue

5) After much work on Edy, & he still refused to start. So, the AA team called for a tow-truck. At this time, you just wait. You'll get another phone call from the AA team assuring that a tow truck would arrive in 30 minutes. While waiting, we chatted...& chatted...

6) The tow truck is here. Again, just step aside and let the MAN do his 'thing'.
& the lady posed for her blog...
See how efficient he was?
& the guys watched too....
Edy was ALL ready to be sent to the workshop without any charges!! As I'm writing, Edy is resting at Automation, hopefully, he'll recover soon...