so now you know what it's supposed to "feel like", huh?

Glad he made it right for you. We tend to be hard on people that get paid to do things for us. We are all human and make mistakes. He did right by not giving you the car until he fixed. I was thinking that it might be dangerous to drive or at best hard to drive. I've screwed things up that I don't even tell my wife! Those are however the best remembered lessons.

I'm hoping there's a good Soob guy in Klamath Falls, OR where we're headed. Anyone know?

Well, let me be the first to tell you that there are a LOT of Subaru drivers in the NW. You will have to remember where you parked, not just look for your Subie, because there will be many, many Subarus on the road wherever you go.

 

If there isn't one to your liking in Klamath Falls, just ask around at the nearest Fred Meyers/Safeway/gas station of your choice and you'll find one FAST. Matter of fact, you'll find which ones not to go to even faster.

 

Yep, Northwest United States=Subaru Land

 

and no salted-road rust! But yeah, we gots lotsa rain.

 

Impress your new neighbors. Don't mention the rain. Really. Real Northwesterners don't notice the rain; we notice the absence of it. Really. That's why Seattle's the sunglass-buying capital of the US. In the winter, when the sun does come out, it's been so long since we last saw it we forgot where we stashed the shades....

 

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