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Have I missed out on the joke?

99% of this sub, posts & comments reads like LinkedIn AI bot slop.

Editing because I just wanted to say "I am looking for advice" on the best PROACTIVE way to approach this***** Do I know it's a long shot.... YES... I do not work on cars know anything about cars so I came here for advice.

Looking for advice from service advisors or anyone experienced with Dodge goodwill assistance. I have a 2016 Dodge Journey 2.4L with only 69k miles that now has a blown head gasket after a heater hose failure, and I was quoted about $7k for an engine replacement. I purchased the vehicle brand new and have maintained it over the years. Has anyone had success getting goodwill assistance or partial coverage for a major engine failure like this? Or am I just SOL. Any advice on the best way to approach the dealership or customer care would be appreciated.

I've dropped a literal 37 word doc pages of prompts on lovable this morning. 31 credits.

Thirty one credits.

Built a user assignment system end to end

Built a supplier & product catalog

Built a supplier to user activation system with historic context

Started a temporal pricing setup for price changes over time.

~5 supabase schema migrations.

Etc.

31 credits.