Hopefully this man is compensated for his time financially.

Looks like pretty cheap advertising, considering the share of available eyeballs attached to decision-makers that you get... and how little time they have to make the decision on whether to do business at this exit or press on to the next one.  

Thank you for this. I was wondering as recently as last weekend how these signs work.

The Escala is used in ads to help drive traffic to the dealer. It’s called the Cadillac Escala aid.

Today I learned the price of an innocent man’s life is “two jobs, possibly, depending on how good their union contract is.”

Derwin employee 1: How can we make a decade-old Italian supercar less reliable?

What are they doing with the V-10? Because I’m thinking Miata swap.

I guess that’s impressive, but can he build sweet structures and spaceships like this?

You know what’s amazing to me. I’ve got feeds for CNN, ABC News, USA Today, NYTimes (national and international), Fox News, BBC, and Telegraph on my homepage and none of them have a word on this.

The money is most likely just to force them to actually do something about it. If money wasn’t involved, it would probably happen all over again at some point.

“This country is about freedom and individual rights...liberty and justice for all! Now get back in there and say those words or else!”

Watch some youtube videos and you will see

At least all their t-shirts match, so that’s promising.

Except in cases where you’re required to by an HOA, care about your property values, or care about your relationship with your neighbors.

Lewis Hamilton, in one of the best cars, only managed to qualify 13th at Monaco and was beaten by the likes of Renault, Haas and Toro Rosso. What does that say about him as a driver?

Seriously? The Camry driver AND passenger HAD to be high! Look at them! They have no clue the biker is even standing there let alone yelling at them though honestly, the biker had an extraordinary amount of control.

What’s this beauty? Such lovely lines, from this angle at least.

If the Ferrari then caught fire, we could all ask “can you smell what the rock is cooking?”

It was a teen’s car in high school. He got into trouble and was forbidden from driving the car until college. When college time came, he went out of state and left the car at his parents’ house. Since neither of his parents could drive stick, there it sat.

edit: Oh, wait, this one?