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I just thought I'd share something with you guys. On Saturday night, while on holiday at Pinelake in Sedgefield, Suaad (my daughter) started throwing up profusely, and just wouldn't stop. After about 6 or 7 times I realised it was time to get her to a hospital, although I had no idea where the nearest hospital was. When I ordered my car I considered the Concierge Services, and initially I thought it was gonna be a waste, but something told me to just take it (it was a R5.5k option, that you need to renew every 5 years). The fact that I had that option meant I was able to just jump into the car, use the Concierge Service to put a call through to the call centre in Belgium, which on average answers within about 5 seconds, and the lovely lady on the other end could immediately give me a list of options, and send the nearest, which happened to be MediClinic in George, as a final destination on my GPS, all while I was driving, and relieving me of the need to take my eyes off the road to mess around with the GPS myself. Before Saturday night, I had used it purely for shits and giggles and just to show people how it works. But on Saturday night that R5.5k proved itself to be money well-spent. So I'm not sure exactly which models come out with that option, but if any of you are considering buying a new car, don't even think about it, just tick that box. You never know when you or your family might need it.
And another thing, if someone comes up behind you at a speed, move out of the way. You won't believe how many people refused to do so, even though I had my hazards on. There was one guy in Wilderness who literally started brake checking me when I started flashing him. You don't know what the next person's emergency is. So rather just assume it's serious and get out of the way. Even if he's just an idiot who's speeding, you are safer behind him where you can control how you react.
Stay safe guys. Don't become a victim to the silly season.
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And another thing, if someone comes up behind you at a speed, move out of the way. You won't believe how many people refused to do so, even though I had my hazards on. There was one guy in Wilderness who literally started brake checking me when I started flashing him. You don't know what the next person's emergency is. So rather just assume it's serious and get out of the way. Even if he's just an idiot who's speeding, you are safer behind him where you can control how you react.
Stay safe guys. Don't become a victim to the silly season.
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