on the curve

Sooooo...leave the bad evening at work to head out to the car. Immediately hit by the arctic icy gale force winds sweeping across the prairie. What is this Kansas all of a sudden? What is with the Midwestern windstorm? So, no problem I will just warm the car up so it will be toasty by the time I get to it. Click Click -- nothing...okay remote start acting up, try again, click click, nothing. uhoh. Closer I get. Try to remote unlock. Nothing. CRAP. Left the stupid fog lights on again. They didn't wire them right so they aren't connected to the beeping you left your lights on, oh well I will turn them off for you alarm so drained my battery. Okay fine. I call up Mazda Road-side service and arrange to have someone come to give me a jump. 60 minutes. SO back up to my office. I lock the door and get out, close the door, oh no. Yep. Left the keys in the car and now I am locked out as well. Great. Call Mazda back ....so I need to up date my ticket, yeah now I locked myself out as well. They are very very nice. Sometime later the tow-truck shows up. The guy, Mel is his name, very helpful although very very scary with the unlocking of the door and the inserting of the gas bladder in the window crack and the bending it out and the handmade bent rod to unlock the door. But there you go. Unlocked, jumped, and after driving around for 45 minutes to make sure the damn thing starts tomorrow I am home. Sheesh. I hate the Mazda dealership! HATE THEM! Hate them with the fire of a thousand burning nuns...grrrrr. Now I have to get them to fix the foglights so they don't drain my battery because I can't tell when they are on cause there is no indicator -- I am fairly certain that isn't correct. oh well. Another crappy day done with.