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[QUOTE=&quot;Fringe Reception, post: 54884, member: 4739&quot;]-----------------------------------------------------------Don,Several people I know come to mind who fit that and here's one: there was a (Hospital Chief) Anesthesiologist who lived up the street and his screen door latch failed on his kitchen door.&nbsp; He borrowed an electric drill and bits from me because the replacement lock assembly was sized differently.&nbsp; He drilled one new hole and was unable to get the drill bit out of the door, so he stood there nearly TWO HOURS waiting for his son to get home from school to help.&nbsp; His logic was to wait for help to arrive because he didn't want to break the drill bit ... but of course, something HAD to be wrong with the drill bit.&nbsp; His teenage son took over holding the drill so Dr. could call me to help and you guessed it ... his son squeezed the trigger for 2 seconds and the bit slid out of the door.&nbsp; A brilliant man with no common sense.&nbsp; :duh:Then there was the guy next door who's tailgate on his pickup truck would not open, so he 'worked' on it with a steak knife, but that's another story ... and they both vote!Jim[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="Fringe Reception, post: 54884, member: 4739"]----------------------------------------------------------- Don, Several people I know come to mind who fit that and here's one: there was a (Hospital Chief) Anesthesiologist who lived up the street and his screen door latch failed on his kitchen door. He borrowed an electric drill and bits from me because the replacement lock assembly was sized differently. He drilled one new hole and was unable to get the drill bit out of the door, so he stood there nearly TWO HOURS waiting for his son to get home from school to help. His logic was to wait for help to arrive because he didn't want to break the drill bit ... but of course, something HAD to be wrong with the drill bit. His teenage son [I]took over [/I]holding the drill so Dr. could call me to help and you guessed it ... his son squeezed the trigger for 2 seconds and the bit slid out of the door. A brilliant man with no common sense. :duh: Then there was the guy next door who's tailgate on his pickup truck would not open, so he 'worked' on it with a steak knife, but that's another story ... and they both vote! Jim[/QUOTE]

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