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I'm Paul. I'm Todd and this is the everyday driver car

debate. For better or worse I coined a term yesterday. No no. You're still trying to figure

out if it's okay or not, but I'm trying to decide if I like it or not.

I have to talk about it because I have this lancer.

This is lancer lessons. You've heard lotus lessons. This is now lancer lessons.

All L all the time.

Yeah, I don't know, I should stop. Anyway, I should stop anyway but but so I have this

lancer and there's I'm trying to figure out its history I'm trying to figure out what did you do

to the car what did you have done to the car because I don't have access to the

owner it was a trade-in okay clearly because of things like the aftermarket sunroof and other

things and the exhaust. They spent money on the car and they liked the car and it was in good shape

when they traded it in. It's not like it needed a bunch of stuff.

Right, right. But there's things about it I don't like specifically, the exhaust.

The exhaust is just loud. Can I just put it out there for everyone? If, well, continue, because I think you

need to put it out actually.

I will mention it again, but I have coined a term for what I'm doing.

I am trying to kind of deconstruct the car's history without actually having the information comparing it to

information about but used ones and new ones and what are the parts available for

this car I have coined the term it's called karkiology you're a

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