#11

A very nice man. A very very nice man

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#12

Think the real AA person is also tied up in the back.

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#13

His name was Chris and can confirm he was extremely kindly.

#14

Wait you made your AA man pose for a photo next to his van!?

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#15
i am definitely kind

of a dick

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#16

Bad Tone’s locked safely back in the filing cabinet then?

#17

YesiamAAduck

#18

Think that if I broke down somewhere, instead of standing on a grass verge on the side of the road looking like a mug, I would just ‘pop the hood’ and stand over the engine looking in as if I knew what I was doing while I wait for the AA to turn up

  • This is more dangerous, but makes you look more clever
  • This is silly

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#19

I did but this photo is of me, which Chris took. And I kept the jacket.

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#20

That is very kind of him. Was this your first meeting with Chris?

#21

I used to work in the AA car insurance call centre. It was hell on earth. Customers howling down the phone threatening to kill you, no morning or afternoon breaks, the call floor ran by officious vindictive team leaders. The whole place contained within a dismal grey building in a soulless out of town business park.

I’ve worked for the AA and I ain’t ever going back…not never.

#22

Yes but it was like meeting an old friend.

Here’s another photo of the day

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#23

What a fucking day!

That is like a poodle dalmatian with a saddle.

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#24

AHA! I have been done. And spoiled your joke. Sorry.

#25

Were the kittens centrally supplied or were the road operatives expected to harvest their own?

#26

Misread this as kinky. Sad now.

#27

That’s the RAC, right bunch of randy bastards!

#28

My aunt worked in that call centre. Said it was quite nice.

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#29

Not really anymore

#30

Ah, the scousers’ favourite breakdown service.