
me and my jetta. together again. (in the background is my soon-to-be former home)

what follows is a car story of horror and possible eviction. read on. try not to enjoy it too much.
"fixing" your 1988 volkswagon jetta at athens automotive: 225$
replacing the catalytic converter on said car: 280$
fixing what was originally wrong with the car and replacing the parts of the engine that got burned up by the original "repair job": 280$
having a piece of shit car that you love for some stupid reason and can now drive again (once you pay to get an updated tag for it): no, not priceless. that shit has cost me over 750 dollars already and i still have to climb in from the passenger's side (75$ to fix door handle but, alas, i am finally out of money).
getting evicted from your apartment because you spent all of your money fixing your car: free (unless your landlord decides to sue you)
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