No, actually the first thing he did was feed a gob of ether to her, then put it in neutral, then give it some throttle, then short the starter. It didn't start, he looked in at the throttle again, then gave it another go.
That's not something that I care to do very often, but have done when it's necessary. I fix those type things simply for the time they waste like that one right there. I can also think of far more dangerous people to work around. Those are the ones who don't know how to do anything. I'd sooner work alone most of the time anyway.
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