I wouldn't trust that guy to work on a lawnmower then. Toyota Camry = steel unibody and skin with plastic bumpers and every one of it's competitors is the same. Name one mas produced family sedan with a plastic body.
I don't know of any either. Saturn was the only one who consistently did them and they aren't in business anymore.
Boom.Just gonna say this... the body of most cars is steel, mostly because aluminum is too weak to perform the job a car body must perform. The body panels though such as the fenders, hood and outer portions of doors tends to be plastic or fiberglass due to the higher cost of.aluminum as well as it being weaker in.light impacts... the frame and most critical components such as tie rods, brake lines or ANYTHING THAT MUST WITH STAND SERIOUS PRESSURES AND STRESS are made of steel or iron.
With that said plastics of the same size and shape as a piece of aluminum tend to flex yes but, aluminum will fail prioir to plastic in the area of bending for one reason.. if held too it will stay bent, plastic can spring back usually unless it.is a sharp bend.. if that happens aluminum would fail entirely and.plastics would hold the bent shape.
Couple of my friends worked for Walmart as stockers and from what they have told me over the past years, that's normal.Today i worked... We hired two new stockers three days ago.. but one of the old stockers that had good pay and was full time decided to quit for no reason what so ever.
Aside from that event, it has been the typical night for this janitor.
Simcity?Today I have...
Arrived at work ~ half an hour ago
Now I'm sitting here checking and responding to emails just like every morning.
Next I need to call Epson about under warranty replacements
Then... I have absolutely nothing to do, unless I get a ticket myself. Cleared my queue out last Friday
When I get home I'm going to call EA and finish my refund request and play HoTS.