As a parts delivery driver, I once jumped a set of train tracks in an S10 loaded with cases of windshield washer solvent. Landed a bit sideways, bounced into a ditch, lost 3 cases of solvent, broke a ball joint, and rammed the button of my ball cap into my misguided brain as my head slammed the roof. I ran to a house,…

There’s also Queens, Bronx, and Staten Island. There’s really no excuse for living in Manhattan. It’s like getting an apartment on Beacon Hill and complaining about how pricey Boston is.

Good paying jobs > culture.

He’s the biggest hoarder so of course that makes him the most valuble asset, every automotive website needs a hoarder of parts and cars to give us readers bad ideas.

SO now what jeep are you gonna Turbocharge?

Can you imagine the backlash if they refused to sell him a car because he’s 300 lbs?

Factory no fat chicks stickers.

How sad is it that 300lb at 5'9" isn’t considered abnormal?

Joey is just being a jerk. I’ve been a fat guy, you break things as you exceed normal weight limits and flow out of the normal human profile. Chairs, hell I blew out the knobs of a Aztek seat controller because my fat butt pushed down on the side bolster trim and sheared them off. My fault for being fat, I accepted…

Or maybe he’s made himself poorly designed with his eating habits.

Are you daft? They fixed it twice already. What are they supposed to do, fix it 4,864 times because the guy is fat?

The guy should realize that it’s his size that’s the problem. I actually understand what Hyundai is trying to say. If you’re an overweight person, you sometimes rotate both legs out the car first and then stand up. In doing so, your meaty thighs might put extra weight on those trim pieces.

At first I was on Joey’s side until he mentions his old Toyota ever had that problem. Sorry buddy it’s your own fault for thinking a Hyundai would hold up like a Toyota.

You seem like the type of “mindset” that purposely misses the trashcan so that a Janitor can pick it up for you....

Agreed! I had to pee since like paragraph 2, but I couldn’t stop reading.

I was going to ask - did she mean 20, or 200?

Average Miles Per-Week: 20

That’s why I wrote it up for you!

Ford Musktang.