#2447: Anything but Cars

The Best of Car Talk

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Comedy, Automotive, Leisure

4.8 • 16.1K Ratings

🗓️ 11 June 2024

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Poor Keller. She just wanted help with her Toyota pickup, but Click and Clack want to discuss anything but that. Will she hang on the line long enough to get an answer? Find out on this episode of the Best of Car Talk.
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0:00.0	Black perspectives haven't always been centered in the telling of America's story.
0:05.0	Now we're taking center stage.
0:08.0	Introducing NPR's Black Stories, Black Truths,
0:12.0	a collection of Black-led stories from NPR's podcasts.
0:15.9	Search NPR Black Stories, Black Truths, wherever you get your podcasts. Hello and welcome to Kara Tark from National Public Radio with us click and clack to Tapper Brothers and
0:43.4	we're broadcasting this week from the Consumer Complaint Division here at Car Talk Plaza.
0:47.8	Oh, they are on our case again.
0:49.2	No, not yet, not quite.
0:50.6	I hold in my hand, the National Association of Attorneys General.
0:55.0	Attorneys General.
0:57.0	List of top 10 consumer complaint categories.
1:01.0	Okay, these are an ascending order.
1:03.0	Yeah.
1:04.0	So this is the tenth most complained about thing, the thing I'll read first.
1:07.0	Yeah, got it.
1:08.0	Telemarketing.
1:09.0	Nine, electronic devices.
1:11.0	Yeah, I'm with with I'm so far.
1:13.0	Miscellaneous includes car talk.
1:15.0	Oh, okay. We're up there on number eight.
1:17.0	Subscriptions.
1:18.0	Yeah.
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