C: You could tell us something about repairing cars. Or do you maybe have an interesting hobby?
A: Um.
A: Hobby, women are my hobby.
A: No, just kidding.
A: [Towards M] I’ll just talk about cars.
A: As in, about how to change a tire and how to use the jack.
A: That’s simple, okay.
A: So I’m driving around in my car and suddenly I notice that something is off.
A: The car is leaning to one side, the right front tire is flat.
A: I have to check from the outside of the car if it’s really a flat tire, and whether my hunch is right.
A: So I open the door and walk around the car to see whether the tire is flat or not.
A: I look down and it’s true, the tire is flat.
A: So I have to walk to the back, to the trunk.
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A: I open the trunk, take out the spare wheel and put it next to the car.
A: Also, I take out this wrench with which you can easily loosen the wheel bolts.
A: And then you also take, you know that thing, you push it under the car and jack the car up with it bit by bit.
A: Good.
A: Then I loosen the nuts.
A: I crank the wrench and loosen one nut after the other.
A: I loosen four nuts and place them on the side, exactly.
A: Then I take off the tire.
A: Once I’ve managed to do that, and it can be quite exhausting, I put the wheel aside.
A: Then I put on the new wheel, you have apply quite a bit of pressure when pushing it on.
A: After that, I tighten all the nuts with the wrench, one after the other. Okay, good.
A: I check if there is enough air in the tire.
A: The tire may not have less air than the others, but I’m content.
A: Everything is fine.
A: I can be off and can drive on easily, all done.