10/10/2026
I'm going to be a little different tonight.
I didn't give Josh a hard time today. Not once.
And if you know me, that's unusual.
First, THANK YOU! We had one heck of a busy week at the shop, and we appreciate every single customer who keeps us going!
But there's something most people don't see.
Josh has rheumatoid arthritis, and lately his body has been giving him hell.
That man usually starts working around 3 A.M. He loves those quiet hours before we open. Just him, his music, and his work.
By midafternoon, he's already put in a full day.
And don't underestimate that human!
I'm a dog. Hearing things is MY specialty. But somehow Josh can hear a bolt break loose across the shop and know exactly what's happening.
Even when his joints won't cooperate, his mind is still sharp. He's diagnosing, guiding the crew, and making sure our quality stays high.
And speaking of the crew...
I have to give Trevor some credit.
That boy can run circles around Josh, somehow stay focused, and still turn out good work. He's exactly the kind of help this shop has needed for a long time.
Don't tell him I said that. His head's big enough.
But when Saturday comes, sometimes Josh has nothing left in the tank.
Today he took me to the shop, let me run around, and then tried working on the old house he's trying to sell.
I watched him try. Eventually, he just needed to rest.
So for once, I let him.
Now I need a few dependable humans to help him finish that house!
Floor sanding and other finishing work. Around $20 an hour. He's hoping to find three people who can show up, follow directions, and get things done.
Message us if you're interested!
And please, keep bringing your vehicles to us. We've got a great crew, Trevor's doing fantastic, and Josh is still keeping an eye on everything.
He just needs a little help outside the shop.
I'll get back to giving him hell soon enough.
Tonight, I'm letting my human rest.
β Miss Brenley πΎ
Director of Giving the Human a Damn Break