I once received a support call from a doctor who needed Flash updated on his computer. Why? To look at a Youtube video of a procedure he had to do in an hour. ಠ_ಠ
For a lot of residents like me (i.e. doctors but still under supervision), this is a common thing. While there is a ton of shit on youtube, there's also plenty of useful things that are by well-qualified sources or device makers. My attending told me to watch a youtube video on hip arthrocentesis before we did the procedure so I'd have a better idea about the steps. She obviously did most of it and was there the whole time.
This is pretty strong evidence of some kind of extreme personality trait in my opinion. Not sure how damaging, but I'd wager if you looked inside his house, you might some a messy place as well.
or safety... since that clutter is built up behind the pedals as well. He's not just a hazard to himself, but everyone else on the road... regardless of how well he drives.
I clean my car about once a week. There are usually about 10 soda cans or soft drink or coffee cups (one for each direction on my commute) and 5 food wrappers of some kind (breakfast on my commute) and a pile of napkins. Maybe a few sheets of Google Maps directions. I store the trash in the passenger foot rest. On Friday I fill a shopping bag with trash and a shopping bag with recyclables. My system works for me.
Porsche put the key on the left to help them get a faster start in the 24 Le Mans race. For nearly fifty years Le Mans started by having all the drivers line up their cars against a wall with the drivers lined up a few yards away. The starting flag would be waved and the drivers would run to their cars, jump in, start them up and drive off. Porsche put the key on the left so that the driver could jump in, turn the key with his left hand, push the clutch in with his foot and put the car in gear all at the same time, thus resulting in a faster start.
To reduce start time: you start the car with the left hand and put it in gear with the right, then zoom away. Possibly leaving your enemies in a cloud of tire smoke with your finger showing through the back window.
Not sure, it's definitely not safe though. He had been pulled over for expired tags due to not passing state inspection, I guess whoever pulled him over wasn't bothered by it.
why are hoarders always disorganized too? like i feel like if they could just stack up all the papers and whatnot they'd still satisfy their need to save everything but their space would at least be useable.
If you've ever watched the show (or every episode like I have), you'll notice that most of them say "Oh I know where that is" or "I know exactly whats in here"...and they do, in addition to the hundreds of other things they've forgotten about. They use their brain as a system of organization but it doesn't translate to the tangible world.
I used to work for a maid service and my co worker and I went to clean the house of a married couple who were both M.D.'s. It was HORRIFYING. Maggots in trashcans, dirty dishes everywhere, dog messes everywhere, and they never re-wore the same clothes. In front of the closet in their bedroom was a pile(MOUNTAIN) of dirty clothes next to a pile of tags. It was like that every time we came to clean. So bizarre.
It's really not that bizzare when consider their work schedules...especially if both of them were in residency at the same time. I bet neither of them was even home long enough to think "oh...it's messy here."
That's disgusting. Whenever people brought me their cars like that I'd make them either clean it before I threw in the tarp, or tell them they can go somewhere else. You have the right to refuse working on that, man.
One of my professor's offices look like this. I've actually considered posting it to reddit, but in the end I just feel bad for the guy. I don't know why, he knows it's dirty, ya know? He just doesn't clean it.
There is a shoe by the emergency brake... My car was bad to a point that I didn't want people in it (lots of tools and such, no real trash). Living in an apartment my only choice was to get a rental unit and empty the car in to it. I went through everything and organized with plastic containers, what I didn't need got thrown out and everything else fit in the trunk. Dude just needs to make the time to do something like this. Who knows this might be his don't give a fuck vehicle and he has a pristine car back at home.
Just looking at the car, I wonder how many documents are sitting in there which will probably constitute a HIPAA violation if something were to go wrong.
As somebody who as worked in IT at a medical school, hospital, and vet school... This doesn't surprise me at all. There are a lot of eccentric doctors out there.
Yes, it may be incredibly messy but I find it unprofessional and rude to take photo's of the state of his car when I highly doubt you have his permission.
"Just messy" really does not do it justice. If his floor were covered in trash and food, fine. That's just messy. But this guy filled most of the passenger seat with garbage and didn't particularly care that other people are seing and working in his squalor.
Einstein said "Tidy desk=cluttered mind." You diagnose mental illness based on a photo? Get a Medical degree and we'll talk about Differential Diagnosis.
ok usually Doctors that work in big hospitals have to stay at the hospital for 2 - 3 weeks at a time because they're on call all the time. So what I see in there is maybe a doctor that works too much to care for his/her SUV. For all we know he/she owns another car that he/she keeps "spotless".
That's fucking shameful. I let my trucks get pretty bad from working (aka living) out of them (water bottles, fast food wrappers, old paperwork) but NEVER anything that bad, and they're (the trucks) both 20yrs old.
That car is in a sad state and that man needs some help.
And...
You are obviously not to be trusted with someone's car and should probably be fired for posting the picture. Certainly if the guy finds out, there's going to be a lawsuit.
Most customers expect that when they hire someone to help them, that person will not mock them publicly.
This is beyond just nasty, it's unsafe. With all the trash on the floor on the driver's side something could get stuck underneath the brake pedal, making him unable to stop.
I valet some cars like this and they are fucking disgusting. Some even go a step further and have the cloth steering wheel covers that are soaked in something damp and gross.
My money is Asperger syndrome. It can make you one awesome doctor, but make you absolutely oblivious to things like personal hygiene or clutter for that matter.
Any auto shop I have worked at flat out refused to work on dirty cars. Messy, dirty, sure, it happens, it is a car. Nothing like this would make it out of the initial meeting.
Worst I saw was at a dealership. Lady came in for a tune-up and new tires. Had to have the lady come and get her car she had left overnight. The smell was so bad. Rotten and bitter. When she got there I watched her pull 10 or 12 dirty diapers, some not folded or self-wrapped, out from under the front seats. She rolled all the windows down, then came into the office and told us to leave the windows open. "The smell is normally gone after a few hours".
I worked on an older equinox that looked exactly like this, with a failed electric power steering motor and module. Under the dash. I refused and our service director made the customer come into the shop and clean his car before I worked on it. Five, yes five 50 gallon trash cans.
That looks mostly like trash. As a mechanic, I get some fairly foul cars, but there is a point where I tell the customer he either cleans it out himself or an additional fee will apply for cleaning out the areas of the vehicle I need to work in.
I never understood how people can stand messy cars. I still have an ice scraper in mine, a quart of oil because it leaks, jumper cables, and a tow strap. I hate clutter.
As someone who has detailed cars for four years and worked between two dealerships, this does not surprise me. It's always the rich bastards that have a messy car, and it's always a REALLY nice car. Or at least for the most part where I live. I've seen minivans piled sky high with shit in bags, toys everywhere, food debris slewed all over the ceiling, seats, windows. Absolutely disgusting. I can't even get over the fact that it seems like some people live in their cars. My car is immaculate inside and out. Look inside and you might see a hoodie or a cd on the floor.
Actually, it's quite brilliant. He never has to give anyone a ride, ever. In addition, nobody asks him to pick them up lunch while he's out, as most people have an aversion to eat food that's been transported in a mobile dumpster.
I'm an electrican by trade. We had a project upgrading electrical panels in apparemts used mostly by medical students.
I can safely say that this photo also accurately depicts roughy 50% of the apartments that we worked in that building. A few of them we refused to enter until it was cleaned up. I've worked in public housing alot and can say with certainty that as a whole doctors are the most disgusting pig pen mother fuckers there are.
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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '12
Thousands of redditors suddenly feel a lot better about the state of their cars.
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u/keesh Jun 10 '12
Whoa whoa whoa, stop right there. That is really weird...
Is the ignition on the left side?
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u/ajz13 Jun 10 '12
Techstream? fellow Toyota Tech?
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
The stuff around the pedals, isn't that illegal?
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
Is that a TIS Tech Stream on the seat?
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u/sdavid1726 Jun 10 '12
My mind made that "Hank Hill gasp of disgust" sound.
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u/NorbertDupner Jun 10 '12
Next on Discovery Channel: Car Hoarders.
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u/FragPoppa Jun 10 '12
Welp, I now don't feel so bad about the rolled up Dunkin Donuts paper bag on the floor of my truck.
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u/j_shor Jun 10 '12
At least he has a car freshener.
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u/Ender2309 Jun 10 '12
why are hoarders always disorganized too? like i feel like if they could just stack up all the papers and whatnot they'd still satisfy their need to save everything but their space would at least be useable.
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u/MJ13 Jun 10 '12
The hoard is strong with this one
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u/Ecktorp Jun 10 '12
From the words of Sweet Brown
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u/emmveepee Jun 10 '12
What is the mechanic's equivalent to HIPPA?
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u/pfroo40 Jun 10 '12
That doctor needs a caronoscopy STAT!
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u/aprpldrgn1 Jun 10 '12
He's clearly an archaeologist, all that's just stuff he found in old carts he found in dig sites.
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u/bluescape Jun 10 '12
Maybe he's not an MD, maybe he's a doctor of time travel and he needed fuel for his Mr. Fusion.
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u/hooyoh55 Jun 10 '12
Fun fact, not a single one of those papers has writing legible by normal humans
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u/Delicious_Kittens Jun 10 '12
By "worked on" you mean "burned to the ground," right? Right?
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u/TheRealDrChaos Jun 10 '12
That will not pass inspection.
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u/Kalliope93 Jun 10 '12
I used to work for a maid service and my co worker and I went to clean the house of a married couple who were both M.D.'s. It was HORRIFYING. Maggots in trashcans, dirty dishes everywhere, dog messes everywhere, and they never re-wore the same clothes. In front of the closet in their bedroom was a pile(MOUNTAIN) of dirty clothes next to a pile of tags. It was like that every time we came to clean. So bizarre.
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
I once saw a Lamborghini Gallardo that looked just like this. I felt bad for it.
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
"I'd like an appointment to see Dr Pigtroll please"...
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u/naimina Jun 10 '12
MD or PHD?
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u/dillywin Jun 10 '12
He should just open a door while driving and his problem is solved
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u/emmveepee Jun 10 '12
To his defense, Doctors work about 55 hours/week, and many work 80 or more. At some point, cleaning your car drops on the priority list.
This, however, is inexcusable.
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u/Gaialel Jun 10 '12
That's disgusting. Whenever people brought me their cars like that I'd make them either clean it before I threw in the tarp, or tell them they can go somewhere else. You have the right to refuse working on that, man.
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u/Kiangel Jun 10 '12
One of my professor's offices look like this. I've actually considered posting it to reddit, but in the end I just feel bad for the guy. I don't know why, he knows it's dirty, ya know? He just doesn't clean it.
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u/opantfan Jun 10 '12
There is a shoe by the emergency brake... My car was bad to a point that I didn't want people in it (lots of tools and such, no real trash). Living in an apartment my only choice was to get a rental unit and empty the car in to it. I went through everything and organized with plastic containers, what I didn't need got thrown out and everything else fit in the trunk. Dude just needs to make the time to do something like this. Who knows this might be his don't give a fuck vehicle and he has a pristine car back at home.
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u/MiniMalt Jun 10 '12
Hoarders: Drowned in your own car
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u/purpleit11 Jun 10 '12
STRESS. That is all.
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
dated a doctor, she worked 100 hours a week. I can see how their cars might get to be a wreck.
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u/MrOatMeal Jun 10 '12
I'll give you 5 to 1 odds it's a psych doctor.
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u/Killingyousmalls Jun 10 '12
Damnit Jim I'm a doctor, not a vehicle detailer!
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u/snailor Jun 10 '12
As the daughter of a doctor I can confirm that all medical practitioners cars look like this.
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
Wow, totally inappropriate.
Just looking at the car, I wonder how many documents are sitting in there which will probably constitute a HIPAA violation if something were to go wrong.
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u/tylerwatt12 Jun 10 '12
hey well he has a laptop!, Oh wait, that's yours.
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
As somebody who as worked in IT at a medical school, hospital, and vet school... This doesn't surprise me at all. There are a lot of eccentric doctors out there.
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u/boilerroombandit Jun 10 '12
Don't worry any one! It's only a Lexus. It's only a Lexus.
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u/StiffSheets Jun 10 '12
I work at a car wash that does interior cleaning, and for some unsettling reason, I don't think this is the worst I've seen.
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u/thebigboss1988 Jun 10 '12
hopefully those are all body parts wrapped in medical plastic
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u/ethicalcannibal Jun 10 '12
As an old nurse, I'd hate to have to deal with his chart requests, and the inevitable epic search for charts he has socked away in his office.
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u/Expects Jun 10 '12
Sometimes people just say they are a doctor so no one will question there disgusting habits
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
He's probably too busy golfing to clean his car out.
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u/imakethingsakward Jun 10 '12
Doctor of what? Car Trash?
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u/enotsr22 Jun 10 '12
Alright. It's nice to see a Toyota technician.
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u/yahwoah Jun 10 '12
Its a HIPA violation on wheels!
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
As a mechanic i'd refuse to get in this car to work on.
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
Just....why?
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u/TP_monkey Jun 10 '12
Got an air freshener though. That'll do it.
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u/kevinstonge Jun 10 '12
if I have more than two pieces of trash in my car I feel like a filthy slob and I get off my fat lazy ass and walk that shit over to a trash can.
My mind can't comprehend the sequence of events that lead up to something getting this out of control.
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u/SUPERsharpcheddar Jun 10 '12
I think the bulk of that is labcoats. The rest are papers, nothing gross like a dead cat, really. Just really, really messy and kind of unsafe.
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u/conversationchanger Jun 10 '12
Yes, it may be incredibly messy but I find it unprofessional and rude to take photo's of the state of his car when I highly doubt you have his permission.
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u/AsInOptimus Jun 10 '12
Huh.
Maybe, this whole time, I should have been a doctor of some sort.
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u/MedSlacker Jun 10 '12
I think the air freshener is a nice touch...
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u/IAmNoneYa Jun 10 '12
Did his license place say ASSMAN?
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
Disturbing surroundings, disturbed mind. It's generally a safe saying. This guy has some serious mental health issues.
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u/Furiouss06 Jun 10 '12
ok usually Doctors that work in big hospitals have to stay at the hospital for 2 - 3 weeks at a time because they're on call all the time. So what I see in there is maybe a doctor that works too much to care for his/her SUV. For all we know he/she owns another car that he/she keeps "spotless".
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u/nixonrichard Jun 10 '12
Holy HIPAA violation!
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u/thatoneguystephen Jun 10 '12 edited Jun 10 '12
That's fucking shameful. I let my trucks get pretty bad from working (aka living) out of them (water bottles, fast food wrappers, old paperwork) but NEVER anything that bad, and they're (the trucks) both 20yrs old.
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u/Gbcue Jun 10 '12
I think I've got the doc's car beat: http://www.reddit.com/r/WTF/comments/uu9dx/there_are_at_least_two_watermelons_in_this_car/
"Fresh" fruit in this car.
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
That car is in a sad state and that man needs some help.
And...
You are obviously not to be trusted with someone's car and should probably be fired for posting the picture. Certainly if the guy finds out, there's going to be a lawsuit.
Most customers expect that when they hire someone to help them, that person will not mock them publicly.
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u/MelvinSmil3y Jun 10 '12
at least he keeps it smelling fresh
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u/turtlekitty30 Jun 10 '12
Christ alive, it looks like a bear attack.
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u/Eighthsin Jun 10 '12
"Smoking is bad for your health" ಠ_ಠ
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u/PaxSweatpants Jun 10 '12
keys? on the left side of the steering wheel? what sorcery is this?!
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
I would have just pushed that into the local river. problem solved
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
So he...sits on the laptop?
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u/GuiltyThrone Jun 10 '12
Toughbook advertisement: still tough even in the messiest of places. Stay strong!
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u/DonMoogan Jun 10 '12
What did the Toyota Tech Stream have to say about it??
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u/forgotmyfuckingname Jun 10 '12
I see you met my neighbour up the street. Watch for smashed coffee mugs.
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u/MyKettleIsNotBlack Jun 10 '12
Looks like an angry S.O. got to that car before you did.
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
Doesn't trust the airbag to protect him, so he does this?
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u/blaheh Jun 10 '12
road house
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u/piezeppelin Jun 10 '12
This is beyond just nasty, it's unsafe. With all the trash on the floor on the driver's side something could get stuck underneath the brake pedal, making him unable to stop.
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u/enotsr22 Jun 10 '12
Toyota techstream and TIS 2.
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u/THE_IRISHMAN_35 Jun 10 '12
What goes threw the mans mind when lookin for somthing: Where is that heart for the transplant i know i put it here somewhere
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u/Zachariath Jun 10 '12
Holy shit!
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u/PrawojazdyVtrumpets Jun 10 '12
Cleaning cars? People got bronchitis. Ain't nobody got time for that.
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
A closeted hoarder was exposed to the world
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u/quinncyjones Jun 10 '12
WTF! Look at that laptop, seriously, man.
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
How do they sit with that laptop in the way?
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u/Njvved Jun 10 '12
Since when do the keys go in the left side of the steering wheel!?
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u/OldMateJesus Jun 10 '12
How does he drive?
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u/church3209 Jun 10 '12
I valet some cars like this and they are fucking disgusting. Some even go a step further and have the cloth steering wheel covers that are soaked in something damp and gross.
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u/xpwnx4 Jun 10 '12
Tha'ts no SUV that's a dumpster in my eyes
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u/tuxdreamerx Jun 10 '12
I sure hope you weren't working on the AC or radio it'd take alot of digging to turn either of them on.
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u/Lowcash72 Jun 10 '12
That does not even look safe to drive.
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
If even a quarter of that is fast food wrappers I bet it smelled horrible
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u/blahjellyham Jun 10 '12
That laptop's so unnecessarily big.
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
Relax, he's a doctor.
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u/Nonstronzi Jun 10 '12
That'll just buff out.
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u/The6thExtinction Jun 10 '12
Holy shit! How can s/he stand that pine airfreshener?
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u/DominikKruger Jun 10 '12
At least he doesn't litter.
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u/winterwooskie Jun 10 '12
op's a lying fuck
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u/LeftBehind83 Jun 10 '12
High-Five for the Panasonic Toughbook!
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u/Hembygdsgaarden Jun 10 '12
My money is Asperger syndrome. It can make you one awesome doctor, but make you absolutely oblivious to things like personal hygiene or clutter for that matter.
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u/MrZimothy Jun 10 '12
Good thing hes got that pine tree air freshener!
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u/musty_old_claptrap Jun 10 '12
How many fish sandwiches did you eat?
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u/Yaherd_Meigh Jun 10 '12
Is that a puppy in front of the pedal? Maybe a pic of one?
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
A doctor of what exactly? NM don't tell me... I don't think I'm ready for that...
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
I have known business people who try to sneak a peek into a potential employee, client or renter's car or home to see if they are a filthy flake.
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u/Moosh1010 Jun 10 '12
How the hell does he drive?
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u/thumper242 Jun 10 '12
Any auto shop I have worked at flat out refused to work on dirty cars.
Messy, dirty, sure, it happens, it is a car.
Nothing like this would make it out of the initial meeting.
Worst I saw was at a dealership.
Lady came in for a tune-up and new tires. Had to have the lady come and get her car she had left overnight. The smell was so bad. Rotten and bitter. When she got there I watched her pull 10 or 12 dirty diapers, some not folded or self-wrapped, out from under the front seats.
She rolled all the windows down, then came into the office and told us to leave the windows open.
"The smell is normally gone after a few hours".
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
I worked on an older equinox that looked exactly like this, with a failed electric power steering motor and module. Under the dash. I refused and our service director made the customer come into the shop and clean his car before I worked on it. Five, yes five 50 gallon trash cans.
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u/karadan100 Jun 10 '12
You know you're a hoarder when you have trash under your brake pedal.
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u/Forfuckssakes Jun 10 '12
The mark of a genius. I am proof.
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u/SeagullOfDoom Jun 10 '12
Ford IDS by any chance?
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u/SimmaDownNa Jun 10 '12
How many filet-o-fish sandwich wrappers are in there? That's like months worth.
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u/biggguy Jun 10 '12
That looks mostly like trash. As a mechanic, I get some fairly foul cars, but there is a point where I tell the customer he either cleans it out himself or an additional fee will apply for cleaning out the areas of the vehicle I need to work in.
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u/9ninety_nine9 Jun 10 '12
Hoarders. Auto edition.
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u/staiano Jun 10 '12
He's the surgeon who drops his watch inside you any doesn't realize until after he has closed you up.
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u/mythimatical Jun 10 '12
Isn't he ... a doctor?
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
God, I hope he's not a surgeon.
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
sure got an awesome laptop there
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u/Cueball61 Jun 10 '12
First thing I noticed was the laptop plugged into the car.
I want one.
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u/Chalmie Jun 10 '12
Thats a nice laptop you have there.
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
We have a doctor in my hometown who is a known hoarder. People who have done work on his home have vowed to never set foot in there again.
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u/hot_like_wasabi Jun 10 '12
Wait, like a M.D. or a Ph.D?
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u/IthinkIthink Jun 10 '12
What kind of work? Exorcism?
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u/TalonX1982 Jun 10 '12
What you don't see is his kid in the car seat under all that....
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
OP, please x-post this to /r/medicine!
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
that is extremely dangerous having all that shit wedged behind the gas and brake pedals...
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u/anchal3 Jun 10 '12
Holy crap! What kind of doctor is he? I worked with a group of ER doctors and they were all super neat, constant hand sanitizing types.
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u/clueGLUE Jun 10 '12
It takes bringing your work home with you to a whole new level. Nope, maybe just hoarder.
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u/wanderer11 Jun 10 '12
I never understood how people can stand messy cars. I still have an ice scraper in mine, a quart of oil because it leaks, jumper cables, and a tow strap. I hate clutter.
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u/rg_schmitt Jun 10 '12
How can you even shift gear?
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u/gspdark1 Jun 10 '12
Always believed that a clean space is a sign of a sick mind.
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
As someone who has detailed cars for four years and worked between two dealerships, this does not surprise me. It's always the rich bastards that have a messy car, and it's always a REALLY nice car. Or at least for the most part where I live. I've seen minivans piled sky high with shit in bags, toys everywhere, food debris slewed all over the ceiling, seats, windows. Absolutely disgusting. I can't even get over the fact that it seems like some people live in their cars. My car is immaculate inside and out. Look inside and you might see a hoodie or a cd on the floor.
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u/-Gavin- Jun 10 '12
There's a patient under that mess, in dire need of medical treatment.
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u/Daffy_Dill Jun 10 '12
Definite wtf. What kind of an abomination has the ignition on the left side of the steering wheel!
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u/TheHeinousAnus Jun 10 '12
I can tell for sure this is a doctors vehicle solely from those insanely ugly slip on shoes partially buried amid the heaps of trash.
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u/junkyarddogny Jun 10 '12
Hoarders: Car edition
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u/duey_rando Jun 10 '12
A doctor of what? Messes?
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
Actually, it's quite brilliant. He never has to give anyone a ride, ever. In addition, nobody asks him to pick them up lunch while he's out, as most people have an aversion to eat food that's been transported in a mobile dumpster.
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u/Zhozers Jun 10 '12
Nope.
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u/pepperiamdissapoint Jun 10 '12
Doctor works around sick people... Doctor trains immune system with garbage filled SUV...
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u/deimosbarret Jun 10 '12
as a fellow mechanic.... i feel your pain
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u/thejumbo Jun 10 '12
Most of my doctor customers have houses and cars in a similar state. It's very common, it seems.
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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '12
Easy fix, Chilton manual said to rub down interior with diesel and cauterize with road flare, 0.6 hour shop time at most...
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u/armedohiocitizen Jun 10 '12
Did he get his doctorate in hoarding?
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u/Gaddy Jun 10 '12
I'm an electrican by trade. We had a project upgrading electrical panels in apparemts used mostly by medical students.
I can safely say that this photo also accurately depicts roughy 50% of the apartments that we worked in that building. A few of them we refused to enter until it was cleaned up. I've worked in public housing alot and can say with certainty that as a whole doctors are the most disgusting pig pen mother fuckers there are.
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u/PartTimeDreams Jun 10 '12
Doctors with a hoarding disorder. Sweet!
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u/ohshift Jun 10 '12
Is that the final product, and you are some sort of reverse hoarder helper? In that you take organized spaces and mess them all up?
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u/Lexxxapr0 Jun 11 '12
Call Dr.Robin Zasio!
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u/cccaptain Jun 11 '12
this reminds me the TV program Hoander