“Does the class of crime really provide a deterrent to someone intent on doing something illegal?”

Westchester County does things differently than the rest of us.

I've never had one last more than two months. The handles typically tear on canned soup day. 

Ever had one that lasted more than a year of use? 

“once they see all the shitty people doing shitty things...”

The only respectable reaction from the cop would have been to order a milkshake on his next visit and then toss it back through the window. It would show the employees that he's one of the fun cops, while at the same time reigniting a fun summer trend of years passed.

And a free drawing.

I thought so, too, but Toyota promised me it was fine. I left that part out of the trade-in negotiation.

That's a good point. I'm perfectly happy sitting on the sidelines laughing at the entire spectacle.

New Supra owner: Hey, I just got a sick deal on a Supra. Wanna cruise around for a bit?

I put 250,000 on a 2010 Prius before I traded it in. Still ran like a top, and only burned about a quart of oil every 1,000 miles (surprisingly within Toyota tolerances).

Excellent analogy!

Your “crazy” neighbor has a bunch of creepy neighbors

Did he kill the engine before help arrived with the fire extinguisher?

Both good points that I hadn't considered! 

I agree with most of this but in regard to the sound being picked up by the camera while not heard by the official, the engine noise would have impeded the sound from going toward the track workers. Still, I'd like to think if I were running toward a fire that I'd be specifically listening for voices.

And Tivoli, which is a short but scenic drive from Milan.

The kid who filmed it sounds like he runs a blog wherein he discusses his feelings.

I understand the tension between the owner and the track workers; there was definitely some miscommunication. The part that bothered me the most, however, was the cuck who filmed. He speaks with the unmistakable arrogance of a punk.

A lot of times I hear about people making the sort of memes being discussed here simply to anger people who make comments like yours. Sometimes it's better to just be better and ignore them; they will eventually fade away.