Early in the morning while still on bed, I heard a loud call of my name EMMANUEL! the mechanic is here. I had forgotten my dad earlier told me I would be going with the mechanic out to get his car serviced.

Earlier before, I had stayed awake all night writing a blogging challenge post titled "HOW HAVE YOU CHANGED OVER THE LAST 5 YEARS" which made me very weak due to lack of enough sleep.

Immediately I heard the call, without hesitation, I stood up to take my brush then ran into the bathroom to freshen up. In less than 20 minutes, I was out and already ready to leave with the mechanic. Below are pictures taken with the mechanic.

The car was jerking and misbehaving all the way still we finally got to our destination. One of the reasons why I followed the Mechanic was to cash out some money to give him, buy some engine oil and help my dad repair his phone.

After getting to the destination where the mechanic wants to fix the car, I had to go to the nearest POS machine to cash out about $80 from my account then hand $50 to the mechanic to buy what was needed for the car.

Next, I went to get engine oil instructed by my dad, in which the mechanic would need.

In the images above, I got a Mobile Engine Oil of two different sizes. In some sort of way which I don't know, the bigger one is more quality and powerful than the smaller. The bigger oil is about $10 and the smaller one is $4.

The Mobile Oil I hold above is an ATF mobile Oil i.e Automatic transmission field. For better understanding, it is a Power steering Oil i.e the Oil used for the steering of a vehicle.

After completing the second mission of the day, I went on to see if I could repair my dad's phone. My dad uses an Infinix note 7 phone which is facing a problem of vibrating consistently after being turned on non-stop.

After taking it to the phone engineer, he said the phone needs a be flashed and it's a 50/50 chance that the phone will work. It's either it works or it spoils totally and do not come up but if it's works, I would be charged $4. I told my dad about it and he said we should give it a try.

After the phone was flashed, it didn't work again. So since it didn't work, I didn't pay anything. The funniest thing was that, on my way back to the roadside mechanic, the phone suddenly came up and started working again. I had left the phone engineer store with my dad's phone now working better than before without paying any $4.

Presently I don't know what to do, maybe to go back to the engineer and give him a $4 or tell my dad the phone worked on my luck and return the money or better, keep the $4 and tell me dad that the engineer serviced the phone. If you are in my situation, what would you do?

Below are pictures I took while mechanic was servicing the car.

The mechanic working on the vehicle

The image is a power steering pot

The circular metal below is a power steering pump.

That's all for today. Thanks for coming by.