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• 0ではないと
• 2024/05/18 (Sat) 12:28
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I heard in the past that when you buy a new car you should ask a mechanic for advice
but nowadays, people are so stupid that they don't know what you like
and they don't have the knowledge to think that if you tell them a good car ？ you can choose one of them . how about the carolla, eh
for a customer ？ he said

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2024/05/18 (Sat) 13:59
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Specializes in used cars, so generally cold, no interest in buying.

A ragged car is a good car if the buyer buys it.

• うるさいウジ虫
• 2024/05/18 (Sat) 14:43
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Mechanic, engineer, and mechanic. Although these occupations are known for their work related to cars and machinery, there are significant differences in their roles and specialties.

Mechanics are experts in identifying the cause of specific problems with cars and machinery and performing repairs and maintenance. They are expert troubleshooters in the field and have in-depth knowledge of the finer details of a car or machine through their daily work.

Engineers, on the other hand, are primarily engaged in researching new technologies, improving existing technologies, and designing and developing new technologies. They use their theoretical knowledge to develop new products or improve the performance of existing products.

Mechanics, on the other hand, are specialists who, unlike mechanics, have specialized knowledge and skills in a particular field, such as aircraft or industrial machinery. They are responsible for the maintenance and repair of a wide range of machinery and equipment and require in-depth expertise in their field. In short, mechanics are experts in solving specific problems in the field, engineers are professionals in the design and development of technology, and mechanics are specialists in the maintenance and repair of a wide range of machinery.

• 怒
• 2024/05/18 (Sat) 14:52
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#2993
at Japanese market, $ about 25 packs of rice, at Korean market, $ 14.99
pink box.

• 0ではないと
• Today 09:49
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Is there such a thing as a "cold customer" nowadays, a customer who walks into a store with no purpose, asks only the price, expects the clerk to make a purchase, and then leaves ？ I don't think poor people can do that.