To get rid of an unwanted passenger, you'd press a button on your steering wheel. The first button makes the front of your steering wheel open up like when airbags deploy; but instead of airbags it will deploy a bee-keeper's mask and bib. The second button opens the passenger-side glove compartment, where bees are stored. After the passenger gets swarmed with bees and exits the vehicle, you just roll down the window and let them fly out.
-- Brian O'Blivion, Aug 12 2011

My idea is tastier ;-) PSA_3a_20Popcorn_20Security_20Alarm
[normzone, Aug 12 2011]

But how will you entice the bees back in for the next time?

Maybe the bee-releasing compartment should also be jam-filled.
-- Wrongfellow, Aug 12 2011


Welcome, [Brian]. You're going to fit right in.
-- MaxwellBuchanan, Aug 12 2011


This is going to make parking lots very interesting.

Also oil changes - "We topped off all the fluids and removed your honey".
-- normzone, Aug 12 2011


Why let the bee fly out when you could collect it for later use? There should be a special 'bee-vacuum' built into the dashboard.

Oh, and let me add my welcome as well. You'll do fine here, as long as you never feed [8th of 7] after midnight.
-- Alterother, Aug 12 2011



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