That did not take long

So a couple of days after Justin got his truck I get an email from him saying that his new exhaust is on the way and should be here in a few days. It has started... all the accessories you can buy for a truck are headed to Frisco, TX. A couple of days later he ordered his Ducks Unlimited license plates and of course put his DU shield on his window. Now he looks like an official duck hunter :)

So UPS delivers his new exhaust and he is so excited. He got home about 7:00 from work, we ate dinner and he could not wait until tomorrow to put the exhaust on. He goes out about 8:00 and the stock one comes off in minutes. He is pretty excited about that. HELLLLLOOOOOOO, we ARE THE MORTONS! Surely he did not think the new one was going to go on as easy as the stock came off... did he?

Of course not! He goes to put it on and the new exhaust is about 6 inches too long. He needs something to cut it off, do you think we have that "something" to cut it off? NO

So by this time it is well after 9:00 and he has to make a trip to Auto Zone. One problem, he cannot start his truck or would wake up the entire city of Frisco with no exhaust on. No problem, take my car. Ummmmmmmm it is in the garage and did I mention that Justin's truck is parked at an angle directly behind me? No worries, he is determined to get it out of the garage. (side note, it is a SUBURBAN folks)! So I go out to help him direct him so he does not hit his truck or the side of the garage for that matter. For those of you who do not know it is ridiculous how you have to get in our garage.

Long story short he did it! I am not sure how but he did it without hitting his truck of the house.

He gets home an hour later with a 12 pack of Miller Light and some kind of electric saw, cutter thing. he is pumped. Although by now it is after 10:00 and he cannot start sawing through metal without making a ton of noise. He decided to close up shop until morning.

Morning came and he got the exhaust cut and put on within 20 minutes. He started the truck and his face lit up like a kid in a candy shop.