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A problem with the dilithium crystals?

I drive a 1990 Nissan Sentra.
When I go to work, I start the engine, turn on the radio and wait for the engine to warm-up. Then I turn on the aircon and head-off to work.

When I go home, I start the engine, drive out of the basement carpark, then switch on the aircon-- and then, I switch on the radio. After driving down a couple of block, the radio sputters and spits out white noise and then just dies.

So, I drive home in silence.

The next morning, I start the engine, turn on the radio-- AND IT WORKS AGAIN!

So, any electrical engineers out there who might have a theory on what's wrong with my car?

Of course, my brother would immediately say, "It simple means, it's time to buy a new car!"

This reminds me of the story of the car that was allergic to vanilla ice cream. (which I found by Googling the words "car engine vanilla ice cream") Seems like it's a really famous story. Click here if you want to read it.

Oh, and to the guy who Googled "Combantrin deworming syrup" and ended up in my site because of Jessica's article, I'm sorry you didn't find what you were looking for and I hope you were able to get rid of your worms.

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