#2370: Ellen is 0 for 2

The Best of Car Talk

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Comedy, Automotive, Leisure

4.7 • 16.5K Ratings

🗓️ 15 August 2023

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Ellen's hubby's pride and joy is his new Ford Explorer. The first time he let her drive it another driver crashed into her. Months later, hubby figured it was time to let her have another chance and this time she filled the gas tank with diesel fuel by mistake. Has she ruined hubby's ride for good this time or will Ellen get a chance to go '0 for 3' with hubby's Explorer? Find out on this episode of the Best of Car Talk. And if you want to listen to more Car Talk, sign up for Car Talk+ Car Talk+ is the easiest way for fans to access more than 800 Car Talk episodes, wherever you listen to podcasts. Find out more at plus.npr.org/cartalk or find the Car Talk channel in Apple Podcasts.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Carton.
0:20.9	Get the ruin everything, don't you?
0:22.4	Hello and welcome to Carton's Archbishop National Public Radio with us clicking
0:25.7	the tab with brothers who were broadcasting this week from the Boris Karloff Division at
0:31.0	Carptalk Plaza.
0:32.0	Boris Karloff talked like that?
0:34.5	Boris Karloff.
0:35.8	What a guy he was.
0:36.8	Why are we here anyway?
0:38.2	Well, it's almost Halloween again.
0:40.9	Ah, of course.
0:41.9	And I always look forward to Halloween around here.
0:43.9	What, you don't know why?
0:44.9	You don't know why.
0:45.9	I said why, didn't I?
0:46.9	Why?
0:47.9	Why?
0:48.9	He's not all why.
0:49.9	Because the only person I know who looks less scary when we're in a mess.
0:55.6	That's probably true.
0:56.6	Yeah.
0:57.6	You have a little bit of my kids don't come to your house and trick a tree and ever since
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