<human>: Two days ago i got my oil changed at the local drive through place. Last night when I got home from work I noticed that there was a puddle of oil on my garage floor. I took it back after work tonight to get them to fix it. I figured they hadn't tightened something enough and it would it be an easy fix.

Things went bad and I spent an hour and a half there. First they told me that the gasket had "disintegrated" and that they would put a new one on. Then they told me that something had gone wrong with the plug threads earlier and that they would need to tap a new plug. After lots of banging they told me that someone previously used a heat something plug which caused their new plug to get stuck. The guy said he had to cut it out and he put in a pan saver to make sure it wouldn't leak for the moment. He said that I should take it to a shop to get a new oil pan put in. The guy also said that the seal around the pan and the SLX were leaking in addition to this nonsense with the plug. Also, he said there is an issue with a leaky head gasket. None of these things were mentioned two days ago when I was there the first time.

I had been there an hour and a half after driving for an hour and a half to get home, so I just agreed with the guy and went home. Right now I've got it parked out front with a piece of cardboard underneath. I'm going to have my dad look at things tomorrow. He's a car guy and will have a better idea of what's going on. The car is a 2000 Saturn with almost 200k miles on it, so I am not sure it's worth putting in a new pan.

The guy doing the work was the manager of the shop, for whatever that's worth. My current plan is to call them tomorrow and ask them to reimburse me for the price of a new pan. Is there a better plan? Should I contact my insurance about it?

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<bot>: went to a brand name quicky oil change place, problems happened, now I need a new oil pan. What should I do?