@ SANDERS’ AUTOBODY ;; OPEN TO ALL.
Mechanics got into arguments all the time, it’s as simple as that. Whether it be over another lost tool or a slip of a hand, you can bet a nail ( or a dozen ) that they’d end up crying about it. Well, screaming this time, making it sound like two cats scrapping over the head of a dumpster fish. And for once, Ivy wasn’t sure what caused the fight. The ride to the scrapyard was fine— the brothers ( nicknamed Thing 1 & 2 ) singing along to some blasting country music. Then, with the drive back, one wrong word and the two were at each others throats. Their hands flying over their heads with the veins on the sides of their necks popping through with anger.
That ride felt like two hours before they arrived to the shop. The brothers pouring out of the car, betting against each other about some more crap and whatnot. Which, by a shameful default, led Ivy to unload the truck of all the fresh supplies. “ Always fighting yet they still get paid more than me. ” Huffing out a complaint, she unlocks the tailgate. “ Gonna give 'em’ to those farmers, probably put them in their place. ” If the truck hadn’t been the shop’s car they would've flattened ( not slashed ) the tires by now— just to teach them a lesson; or four...
“ Give me a second, kay? ” They call out, picking up on the shuffle of shoes against concrete in her slouched position. With some metal screeching ( more so absolute screaming ) later, she stands, holding the once lodged piece of scrap — violently bent — from being forced between some junk. Clearly not her doing with the obvious discontent. “ Alright, ignore the back. What can I do for you? ” A piece of metal suddenly flies overhead, followed with loud gravelly curses... With a shrug, they return to their attention to the person. “ —Getting a fix or does someone got your baby? ”


















