This should have been my first clue...
Now pride is on the line... a challenge, if you will.
Step 1: Pre-soak.
(This should have been my second clue that this would be a mistake... pre-soak should not freeze to car...)
Step 2: Scrub with soap brush
(This should have been clue #3... Scrub brush soap should not freeze to the car.)
Step 3: Wax car.
(I have to add my reasoning here, so I don't look like a complete idiot. I figured we could blow off, or rather, chip off, the excess bubbles with the wax sprayer but we had never been to this car wash before and didn't realize how fancy and - multi - colored their wax is.)
Step 4: Cut my losses, and retreat with a slushy colored car, and always remember Laura is rarely wrong.
All in all it was a very funny experience and we laughed the whole night, especially when we took our bubble-gum machine to Smiths. While checking out, we overheard a group of guys talking to the clerk: "there is this crazy car outside covered in sherbet and this dumb guy (points at sheepish looking friend) decided he'd try it. We tried to tell him not to eat things where you don't know where they've been..."
I wonder how wax tastes...
Thanks for a good laugh!!! Grandma and Grandpa had a good laugh too. Hope you get that wax off your car.
ReplyDeleteMy kids would love it if our car looked like that!
ReplyDeleteReid and I just died laughing!! that is so funny!! so how long did you have to drive around with it like that?
ReplyDeleteAwesome story!!! Love it :)
ReplyDeleteDude, I love it. I'm going to the self washer RIGHT NOW to get my own tie-die car!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad your sister shared this with us. I've wanted to wash my car but glad to see it isn't worth it. Lol!
ReplyDeleteHaha! That's Hilarious!
ReplyDeleteOh that is to die for. So so funny I could not stop laughing. A great Logan story for you always remember.
ReplyDeleteHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! This made my night! SO funny. I was laughing for a long time. =)
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