Monkeys--Introduction
      
      Bananasaboutcars.com is an automotive 
website staffed by specially trained 
automotive monkeys.  The monkeys all 
report to our Chief Mechanic Mr. 
Monkey (see meet Mr. Monkey)
Yes but why monkeys? You may ask.  
In fact, monkeys are the perfect species 
to evaluate cars.  Like humans, our 
primate cousins naturally love cars, take 
a trip to a drive-through safari park and 
you’ll be rapidly enveloped by dozens 
of curious monkeys examining (and 
often removing) the various parts of 
your car.  For more on where our 
monkeys come from click here.  
Monkeys have exactly the attributes 
necessary to evaluative and repair cars.  
These include:  small size and flexibility 
(to fit into those tight spaces between 
parts) and an extra set of hands, i.e., 
their feet, to handle complex parts and 
multiple tools or fasteners.
       
      More importantly, our monkeys are here voluntarily and are trained and treated 
with the highest ethical standards.  In other words they have cushy jobs with paid 
overtime, vacation time and lots of fringe benefits.  Even more importantly, they 
can leave any time they want --no cages here.  Signed consent forms are available 
for all monkeys employed at Bananas about cars.com.
We do not advocate the use of wild or captive monkeys for any purpose without 
their expressed WRITTEN consent.  Please do not keep monkeys as pets or for 
animal testing, monkeys belong in the wild or at an appropriate animal sanctuary 
where they can live freely and happily.  If our monkeys get wind of anyone 
mistreating their monkey brothers and sisters, they are likely to find you and rewire 
your car.
      
                        Our staff of monkeys are ready and 
willing to provide top notch product 
placement and advertising for very 
reasonable rates.
      
      
      
                                          
      
      Monkeys can find parts
and deliver them fast 
facilitating a Just-in-time 
inventory program, 
saving money.
      
      Our monkeys can work on any make or model car, and 
they don't mind getting on their backs to do it.
      
      
            
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
            
        
          
            | The Born Free USA Primate Sanctuary is home to about 500 monkeys on 186 acres in Texas.  Their goal is to give
 the monkeys the best quality of life possible with minimal
 human interference.  Many of the monkeys have been
 rescued from abusive or exploitative situations.
 
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            | Is a beneficial program that helps cancer patients stay connected to their classmates. Monkey in My Chair was
 originally developed for pre-school and elementary aged
 children who are away from school because of a cancer
 diagnosis. Each child is provided with a "monkey kit" which
 includes a huge stuffed monkey that takes their place in
 school when they are unable to be there.  There is also a
 smaller monkey that stays with the child.  All kits are sent
 out at no cost to the families or hospitals.
 www.monkeyinmychair.org.
 
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