Yep, exactly. But, if this program (I guess?) was run correctly, the money generated from the tickets would go directly to improving or reengineering the road to stop it from happening. Then after that has been shown to work, you move to the next area that needs help. They could literally use the cameras to generate…

I honestly don’t like speed cams at all as I don’t think they really do anything, especially when you live close to another state or district (Hello DC!). But the fact that of the $50, the private company gets $33 is just insane. The money should mostly go to the city to then make the school zones safer, until ticket…

They will sell dozens of them! And don’t worry, they will lose money on each one they sell too!

Yep, similar build materials for sure. But one looks like it was designed as well as they could. The other, I don’t even know if we can call it designed. Looks more like they just made it as they went and when they got to the end, called it good enough.

I forgot just how terrible the interior on these things is. My ‘92vMiata was way nicer on the inside than that disaster

haha, you just have to login to submit your anonymous suggestion. You should suggest a box to put in suggestions via your online suggestion box.

Do you guys have an anonymous suggestion box at work?

Can we get the link to that VR-4? Or am I just missing it?

Yep, and at $6mm in three years they either had a bunch of people doing this, or they were actually good and getting paid as such. They won’t be going to jail, but Christina Chapman, she might not be having a real great time now or in the future.

Even on BAT, the site known for crazy selling prices, there are a ton of NA’s that are as nice with lower miles within shouting distance of this one.

Yea, I am a bit confused about the whole scheme here. It looks like they got hired on real credentials and performed real work, but did it remotely via computers at the address they used. So, the company wasn’t really scammed or anything but was unknowingly paying the North Korean gov for the workers work. With the…

I have a Shell right by my work, so I can stop there on the way. You can link cards so it is more seamless so that is nice. Shell usually isn’t the cheapest, but they have the biggest discounts, so the after rewards $/gal is usually under other stations, but it depends. Are you in MD? Because those are the two…

I refuse to accept the prices that Miata’s bring now. I bought mine sight unseen on eBay for $1,200 about 10 years ago. It had some issues, but after I put a few things on it is was an awesome car for 3 or 4 years. I ended up selling it after my daughter was born for like $2k in 2017.

The new Sequioa is pricey too. My boss has a Capstone, I think it was $86k or so.

This is cool, but the Exige (or an Elise) gets my money 10/10 times over this. Too bad the Exige is approaching “never own one” money territory.

That is what I am wondering, did they actually do work? I mean, I guess they did, but it was just to get money to the country? I guess that part makes sense, not like you can say no to the chosen one himself, right?

Yea, I am in a bit of a special situation where only my votes on ballot questions actually matter. Being in MD, Baltimore specifically, there are only a few races that are even close when it comes to voting. The primaries are more important than general elections here for the most part.

I usually have at least one card that is 5% cash back on gas and one that is 3% all the time. Then I use the upside app to get money off each gallon (range from .01/gal to .15/gallon or more, I just look at cost after discount to pick) at certain stations, mostly shell around me. Sure, I am still locked into a…

I really wish the electoral college wasn’t a thing and my presidential vote actually mattered at all. I was considering not voting this year for lack of care and I have a meeting that day, but I guess I will.

Southwest is sadly bringing picked seats to their airline. Not a change I am excited about as I always just paid the extra $15 or whatever dollars to board in an early group to get my pick of seats and know I had space for my carry on.