Mobile Mechanic Confronted: Unexpected Encounter

How you doing? I'm alright sir, how you doing? You doing down here? Um, repairing it. Repairing what? Repairing what? The vehicle. It's been- Do you live here? I do not. I'm a mobile mechanic. You're what? Mobile mechanic. Oh, you're a mobile mechanic. What's wrong with it? How may I help you, sir? Well, I checked with the new office manager. Okay. There's not to be any repair work here- Okay. At all. I'm surprised. Did you talk to him first? No, I did not. Actually, I'm just wrapping up, so you don't have to worry about that. Oh, I do have to worry about it, 'cause this has been going on over and over and over again. Do you have a contract with them or- Contract with who? With the- with the development or with- I work for myself, sir. They call me out here to do a job, I perform the job, and then I'm out of here. That's it. Yeah, but it's not that easy, you see. Because with theoretically- I mean, I'd like to do the same thing, but laws, apparently, from what the office manager tells me, that prevents us from doing any automotive work in the parking lot. You find people like that, man, just don't know how to leave you alone, walk up on you. And it ain't about a black thing or a Hispanic or a Asian thing, it's just people in general, that type of personality, walk up on you, want to be in your business, want to know what you're doing. That's when you tell them, "Kick rocks with open-toed shoes," man, because that right there probably got annoyed into that brother. I'm sure, I'm sure, 'cause it got annoyed to me. But that's it, man. It is what it is. Let's move to the next one.