When I was a child, I was allowed to watch and later help my father when he changed the tyres of our car. From winter to summer tyres or vice versa. He had a spanner that looked like a cross. If the screws were loose enough, he could turn the spanner with a pulse so that the cap came off very easily. I found that fascinating. In retrospect, I think that someone must have once had such an idea to design the spanner in such a way that such practical handling was possible. Or someone invented this practical handling with the tool that was available. Today, it's probably all done electrically assisted. But in the event of a breakdown somewhere, you still need that lathe operator. Good for the one who has learned his trade. Are you ready for unexpected mishaps in everyday life, such as postponed appointments, conflicts, etc.?
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