Oh come on @derek939, that sounds like a hack job waiting to fail.

Best way to break that is just throw on a record you know they'd never expect.

Actually, it was $49.99 plus tax so it stings a little more than $45 lol. The worst part is the "turbo boost" button does absolutely nothing, I pressed it a dozen times on the way home and my speed stayed exactly the same. At least the little plastic spoiler on the back did fall off after three days so now I have a story about that too. Totally not worth it but hey, you're right about the story value being high.

Tbh danielmartinez, your buddy's story hits close to home. I once had a leaky pipe in my basement that I ignored for like two months, and when it finally burst, the plumber was like "oh yeah this is definitely pre-existing damage." I was just sitting there with a wet sock and a blank check feeling like the biggest idiot in town. So yeah, insurance companies love that "pre-existing" excuse almost as much as I love pretending I know how to use a plunger.

A loose cap almost killed my old receiver that way.