Welcome to our Slash Milicious Compliance, where a scummy manager gets himself fired.

Before I start today's video, I just wanted to do a quick shout out to my second channel where I do

on camera content, so check it out by clicking the link in the description.

Our next Reddit post is from Functional Psychopath. This all started December of last year

and it just finished last week, so I bought a car from one of those by here pay here places.

I love this car, it's a 2014 Mazda 5 and it's basically the smallest minivan I've ever seen.

Well, on Christmas we drove to see some family for dinner and celebration,

but when we went to leave the car would not start. We checked everything and we found out the horn

wasn't even connected. That any fuse that wasn't absolutely needed was simply missing,

and the tires weren't the original tires either. Beyond that, we hooked the car up to a computer

and it read several errors, but the one getting in the way was the immobilizer. I never even knew

the van had an immobilizer. Okay, I gotta take a quick detour here. I know nothing about cars.

I don't know what a fan belt is, I don't know what a transmission is, I don't know what any of

that stuff is, but why would a car have an immobilizer? Isn't that the exact opposite of what a

car should be doing? Isn't that like installing a heater inside of your refrigerator? I don't know,

it doesn't make any sense to me. But anyways, I called AAA to get a tow truck, but because we were

in the middle of nowhere, AAA couldn't get a tow truck to us under our free membership, so we had

to call a tow truck and then submit the bill to AAA after the fact. So my family let us borrow

their car and the van was towed to a shop. A few days later the shop calls and tells us what's wrong.

I live in Texas, a single party consent state, and I record all my calls thanks to the app on my phone.

The only issue they found stopping the car from running was the immobilizer was active,

and they can't touch it without talking to the dealer. I three-way called the dealership in the shop.

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