That nice man from AA

[Traci66]

No, not alcoholics anonymous, the other AA. Went shopping today managed to lock the car keys in the boot of the car. When I phoned the AA they said they could help but I would have to sign a form allowing for permission to amage the car to get it open, lucky for me, the roof on the car was down, he managed to unlock the back seats so that we could put them down, I then had to crawl halfway into the boot to retrieve the keys. What a result, no damage to car.

Thank you AA.

[gness]

Never mind the keys Traci! Describe the AA man and his uniform please. :-)

[Traci66]

He was young and fit gness, good sense of humour, well he pi$$ed himself laughing, the uniform was okay but ruined by the fluorescent jacket he had on, why do they wear them things, I was only in a car park, you couldn't really miss him.

[gness]

Sounds lovely..........think the jacket is so his mates can find him if he has to rescue a Gness. x

[Baldric]

A risky rescue imo!

[whiskeryron]

How else would you locate an AA man who was half in & half out of the boot with Traci69.

WR.

[gness]

You can tell I`ve put the arrows away in deference to a post of Baldric`s.
Now he`s getting cocky. :-)

[firewatch]

We had a lovely one when we broke down on the motorway, little misses temp was very cold and he lent us one of his spare high vis to wrap her in and then put the heating on full in the truck :) love the AA

[DTCwordfan]

It's simple, ron; you just make a trunk call to Traci.

[whiskeryron]

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DTcrosswordfan

It's simple, ron; you just make a trunk call to Traci. //

Like it.

WR.

[joggerjayne]

The boot on my MGF is self contained, and can't be accessd from inside the car.

(in any case, it has the engine in between the boot and the seats)

If you lock the keys in the boot (as I have done once, in a supermarket car park), you're stuffed. Well, at least, you have to go home, and come back with the spare keys.