A small Coast Guard boat caught this daredevil slipping underneath the massive suspension bridge on June 28

A broker: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/broker

I don’t think that is nearly as clear cut as you suggest, nor apparently do the lawyers and courts involved.

I fail to see why Uber and Lyft have to classify drivers as employees. They are tech companies who simply have an interface that connects drivers with riders. It’s similar to when I sell stuff on Ebay. Ebay is the market by which I’m able to sell stuff...doesn’t make me an employee of Ebay.

Personally, if I was going to spend $20k on a turbo Miata, I would look at a new or slightly used Fiata. Here’s an example

The MSM was kind of a weird half-effort from Mazda. Great concept but flawed execution. They can be made into great drivers cars with some mods, but personally I don’t pay a premium for a car that I have to mod to make good. For $20k, you can put a nicely sorted turbo kit on a clean non-MSM NB, and have cash left over…

Or post scanned pictures from 1982 when the car still looked ok, but when you get there a tree is growing through the empty engine bay.

For that money, I’d rather get a first-gen that is in museum condition instead.

Even better are the one who put 11 pictures of a beautiful restored car, and then one picture at the end showing the piece of crap they are selling.  

You can get a far superior, faster, safer, and all around better ND for that price. Absurdly overpriced. 

You can get a new Fiata for very little more with a new car warranty and nobody else’s farts in the seats if you want a turbo Miata.

I am still driving my 1979 Chevy, Short Bed, Big 10 pickup I purchased in June of 1979 for 5400 bucks.  Has over 300,000 miles on it and still going strong.  Why would I want to get something I would be afraid to use as a truck?

1st gear: JD Powah is shit. I get that its not easy to come up with a good measure for full vehicle quality, but their methods do not weight actual quality issues differently than annoyances.

The companies said Subaru’s forthcoming Levorg, a midsize hatchback vehicle, will use one of Xilinx’s Zynq chips in a new version of its EyeSight driver-assistance system.

This is it. Just as those of who are self employed well know...when there’s money there’s no time..when there’s time there’s no money.

2nd Gear: COVID Should Have Been The Time To Fix America’s Roads But Guess What They’re Getting Worse

Oh god, they do that shit all the time on Barrett-Jackson. Some Chevelle rolls up and they go through the option list, and because it had all the luxury options but also the radio delete, and this custom-order brown that was only available the first 4 months of the model year, it’s actually a 1 of 3 and the only known…

Through the people I deal with at our Chevy dealership, I would say only 15-20% of customers will actually use their trucks properly trucks and do truck like things with them. The rest of them only want a truck because they only want the capability and because they MIGHT put some mulch in the bed for their yard a…

And being rare does not automatically equate to being valuable 

ND: Now that the Ram TRX has been unveiled and starts at $72000, this thing doesn’t have a chance.