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Carudyc was in the garage annexing the speeder shop, where all the bikes went for repair. She was also very frustrated. Caru hung over the seat of a speeder, aiming for a very secific angle of acess as she tried to cram her fingers into a miniscule recess in the side panel of one of the bikes. "What in the name...of Olim?"She pushed herself off the bike, and it bounced slightly in its suspended state. As she turned to grab her hydrospanner she tripped over one of the shop droids, making a fair amount of din. Her expression was shocked and apologetic as she righted the small droid, emotions one would normally reserve for an equal. "Ahhh...sorry T6"
She wandered over to the toolbox, tying the sleeves of her jumpsuit around her waist so it wouldn't slide down and end up around her ankles. She started rummaging through the tools until she found what she needed. Somehow the hydrospanner always ended up at the bottom of the toolbox, likely a droid had a setting to put it there when it ran the cleanup program in the evening. She went back and looked at the panel, it looked like it had been assembled by something with very, very small apendages. And it was frustrating.
Resuming work, she started removing the panel slowly, the hydrospanner could barely make a connection and loose the bolts from the body of the bike. Again, frustrating. But it was a problem spanning all technologies, one huge design flaw. Having adequate access to repair something. She shrugged, that was life.
She wandered over to the toolbox, tying the sleeves of her jumpsuit around her waist so it wouldn't slide down and end up around her ankles. She started rummaging through the tools until she found what she needed. Somehow the hydrospanner always ended up at the bottom of the toolbox, likely a droid had a setting to put it there when it ran the cleanup program in the evening. She went back and looked at the panel, it looked like it had been assembled by something with very, very small apendages. And it was frustrating.
Resuming work, she started removing the panel slowly, the hydrospanner could barely make a connection and loose the bolts from the body of the bike. Again, frustrating. But it was a problem spanning all technologies, one huge design flaw. Having adequate access to repair something. She shrugged, that was life.