this post was submitted on 10 Dec 2023
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Putting "Don't" on it only makes me want to do it even harder. Maybe put the horn up on a higher shelf with the label, "CAN'T."
Not only that but what's the point of buying it without CAN'ING it?
True, you have to "goose" it once or twice to make sure it works. It's just too tempting to put that within reach and the put a "don't" label on it.
Yeah, can't blame the employees for trying. But that note can't possibly help. That horn wants to toot.
I would do it just be cause of the note.
I will accept being asked to leave, but you played yourselves here.
Can't blame them for TRYING. TOOT TOOT MOTHERFUCKERS!
Maybe they just don't want customers to know the bulb is cracked lol
Would likely still work even cracked, just more likely to crack it even more.
Yeah, I could see it still honking as long as you gripped it at the spots so it doesn't just open up the crack.
One could...
...for money!
Might be an antique too, so replacing it could hurt the value.
Couldn't one replace the bulb?
Do it and run
"Damn!"
rezips pants
O_o
How do they expect to sell it then?
This is just gonna make me want to do it