Tuesday, 7 September 2010

Spare Key

He opened the van and inside was quite odd. Millions of keys hung on the walls and scattered on the floor (I doubt there were millions but there was a lot!) and one rackety wooden stool. I imagine the real Father Christmas to be like this man, no sleigh or reindeers but a Transit van holding the key to every house in the world. He sat and it took ten minutes to forge a new key.

He opened my car with it and switched on the ignition. He yanked a plastic covering from under my dashboard before plugging in a strange computer. I thought it was a bit of an aggressive violation to be honest. He pressed a few buttons on his computer and ended up extracting some codes from the vehicle. I didn't know my car was holding such information inside it and I thought me and my car told eachother everything.

The whole process took about twenty minutes and it cost me £45 to get a spare key for the car.

Now...I've lost my passion. Who can I phone to forge me a spare? And how much will it cost?

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