If you are flying for work, why wouldn’t you just pay for the priority boarding? I mean, when I fly for work, I just look at what flights are most convenient for me and outside of paying some exorbitant amount, I don’t really care what it costs to some extent. But if I can keep earning miles on one rewards account,…

This sounds like it is gonna stink. I liked it because I would just pay the extra few bucks to get A boarding and have my pick of seats. Was nice when you were flying with more people to. Since my parents are too cheap to pay the extra, I paid for ours and then we sat a kid at each window and my wife and I in the…

You just pay the extra $20 to get higher boarding, now it will be way worse than $20 for that extra legroom.

That is what I am thinking too. I feel like there should be a sales threshold or something. Once you sell over 100, 500 or 1000 (IDK the real number, just throwing out suggestions) of that vehicle you have to provide vehicles for crash testing?

Yea, that makes sense. Great point that she didn’t just come up with this on her own and there is a much bigger thing going on here. Hell, the orginal, “this is why it happened” story is proably all BS anyway. 

oof, car hell in a Jag. Just puffs of Lucas electrics and blow up engines, at least some of them look beautiful.

Marching on to the great racetrack (or parking lot) in the sky.

That may be the case and obviously outside forces like interest rates change that equation a bit too. But you are getting a lot more for your money on a $25k car than you did for a $10 or $15k car 20 or 30 years ago.

Yep, I did not include that part. But the car you can get for $15-20k today is way more “car” than what you got for $10-20k 20 years ago. We have also been saddled with a lot of required things on new cars which has brought the prices up too. There are also a lot of things that are now by default standard that didn’t…

I just don’t think someone that is 70+ years old can be in tune with what people need/want at a high level. Nor do I think anyone over 70 has the same cognitive abilities that they did 20+ years ago. I am not just talking about Biden, I am talking about every politician that is 65+ years old. Major corps force people…

So, if someone is having a shitty day and does something shitty, but not physically harmful, identity theft is on the table? Also, looks like that wasn’t where it ended, and you have no idea what she ended up doing and how it may have harmed or hurt innocent people.

We need age limits for politicians and FAST. Why should someone who will be dead in max 15 years be making decisions that affect people that have another 40-70 years left here, it is insane. I know I will get some guff, but voting could deal with some age limits too. When I am 70+, my opinion shouldn’t matter as much…

I mean, they can all do that if they want. not saying it is right, but if you have that option, why wouldn’t you take advantage of it? 

Yep, that seems to be the case.

I work in the auto industry and I think what we are seeing right now is a few different things. I think production (IE. high end builds) were preferenced over cheaper ones due to the ‘20-’22 run and now they are starting to sit. That will slowly change. In the meantime, incentives are coming back to something near…

2 more years (or is it 7?)until we can import them!!!

That is sound reasoning and makes sense. I kind of was just trying to make up my own acronym there for fun. I also have no idea what the “federalist society” is.

This is true.

I lived in Ucity and Fairmount for about 10 years and never owned a car. I took the Bus and Subway everywhere or rode my bike. From insurance to parking and general car related issues, I can’t see owning a car if you live in a high density part of a large city unless you ABSOLUTELY need one. And I mean that in a…

Yea, but people still try and substantiate the value, I guess a lot like bitcoin.