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Now he isn't the most mechanically inclined individual that I know, so I want to take this opportunity to explain how this vehicle works: that is where the hamster runs in order to power the car. It is made from rubber so that the hamster can get better traction and, therefore, more power. I believe the wheel is connected directly to the driveshaft. And since this is a sports car, there are probably two hamsters that were factory installed. I hope this clears up your confusion.
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I'll say it again...I learn so very many things from you.
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