They came out with the 4C Italia special edition not long ago... you can see it next to the NRING versions in the photos above, looking super sexy and sharp in Misano Blue.

Kind of sounds like a chain called Mariano’s in the Chicago area... I’d kill for one of those in my area. Great variety, prepared meals and soups that are legitimately good, a wine and gelato bar, a cheese section that puts other supermarkets to shame... but it can be a total madhouse.

If it’s too late to have anyone from Karlmann’s design team attend the Jalopnik Sketch Battle this year, then it absolutely HAS to happen next year.

The condensation is a feature, not a bug. 

Coal is the new gold. Coal forever!

They actually had this on display at SEMA this past year, and I can assure you that it is just as ugly in person as it is in pictures. It’s also HUUUUGE.

I say if it looks like a flood car in person, offer $2500 cash and use it as a basis for a RWD V8 conversion. That’s an extensive enough job that almost anything electrical that was flood damaged will be removed/replaced and it’ll be easy enough to address the rest of it at the time.  

Good color. Interesting enough car to have some cheap fun with but not rare enough to worry about something happening to it. Seats look good. It’s got a stick.

One step closer to reality...

First off, I’m squarely on the side of the workers on this one. I’m generally not a pro-Union guy but this proves they do still have plenty of relevance and I’m glad the S&S workers have the representation. I’m glad they’re standing up for themselves!

Tiny isn’t necessarily bad, as long as it’s clean and well-stocked. Friends Marketplace in Orleans is great like that... but that Shaw’s on West Main reminds me of an old A&P... always feels run-down and scuzzy.

Dessert bar? These sound like a great candidate for “breakfast on the go”!

I don’t have Wegman’s in my area but I’d always heard good things about them... what don’t you like? 

Cape Codder here, too. Shaw’s is hit or miss in this area... the Harwich one is relatively new and nice, as is the Orleans location. Yarmouth is fairly new so that one is probably okay (although I’ve never been inside). Both Hyannis Shaws are gross and run down though.

Is that 2 billion in NET profit or GROSS profit?  Can you provide a link to their financials? I tried to find it myself the other day but I couldn’t find any information more recent than 2017... 

There’s an old saying, “It’s good to save money in buinsess but you CAN save yourself right out of business.”

Good for Lincoln. This makes me very happy and it seems like they’re making all of the right moves.

Nah, Kermit was a darker shade with more saturation.

The only positive from this is that maybe the technology could be expanded to allow Elon Musk to create a series of punny, entertaining signs for people on their way to colonize the red planet, spaced out every few hundred thousand miles...

This is an absolutely terrible idea for a number of reasons...