Bless me, fellow f-chatters, for I have sinned...

Consider yourself fortunate. This is what happened to the last guy that did that.
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LUCKY!

I'm pretty jealous.

I was either going to do that at a friends high-end car shop, or do valet at the Breakers!

The BEST jobs for a car guy!

 

Nice to hear you are having fun mate.

 

Your job is to wash and then ....drive cars???? That concept is a little confusing to me. But at any rate be careful, if one of my cars was at this dealership and I found an 18 year old driving one out back, first I would crawl down your throat, then I would find the GM of the dealorship, and crawl right up his ass.

 

Are you hiring, I don't mind making the move.

Since the thread title didn't show fully, I thought you sneezed

So, bless you!

 

Well that is totally different! You are forgiven and also it seems very fortunate, enjoy the job!

 

Was that Kitty Fishsticks??

 

Well, I can wash cars better!

and...look decent doing it

No Speedo's for agup!!!!

 

The older you get the more perspective you will obtain. The lines of cheating get a bit hazier and you find ways to convince yourself that you've done nothing wrong. I'd have told myself "it's my job and if I don't drive these two Lamborghinis I'll get fired. If I get fired I'll won't be saving toward my own Ferrari."

The other thing to remember is that guilt is a terrible thing to carry around, we all need to learn to forgive ourselves for our transgressions. If you can't forgive yourself it can eat you alive. I'm not asking you to believe me, just to think about it and as you get older these words will make sense, and hopefully someday you'll be able to shed your shame and feel good about who you are again.

And remember, a car will never become upset if you drive another car. Some will debate this, so just make sure the object of your true affection isn't around when you're pumping the clutch on another.

Plus Lamborghinis are fun, and now you have an idea of what that world holds.

 

Wow, very lucky indeed!

Kudos to you and good luck!

 

I hope you are logging the 1/4 mile times by make, model, etc.

Second point: driving such a short distance is really hard on a car. You need to drive a few miles to get all the fluids warmed up to operating temperature to be any benefit to the car. Not joking here.

 

You need to get oil flowing through the engine to cut down on engine wear. Mobil 1 should be used to reduce engine wear. Really.

 

Being young and having the opportunity to work around Ferraris and other great cars is seriously awesome, I had the chance last summer and was literally excited to go to work and do things like scraping the gunk off of 355 engine blocks with a steel wool tooth brush. My friends didn't understand. Your gig sounds a little better than mine though!!