Old 06-12-12, 09:16 PM
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Buy and install a new wheel. Then have the current one fixed. Next time, swap out wheels and you won't have to drive.

Side note- most of the LBS that I've dealt with ran similar to what you described, save for the fact that even their weekend help is generally more knowledgeable than I am. The weekends are typically the busiest for bike sales, so they tend to leave the repair stands free for last minute inspections and adjustments.
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