I’m not really up on Toyota’s JDM offerings... aside from being RHD, how is the Cresta different from the Cressida that we had for a while here in the US?  To me they look the same, although pictures can be deceiving, and if I’m not mistaken the Cressida was also RWD with an inline six, right? 

So it’s still a great option for about 95% of the population, who don’t drive far enough for it to matter.

Doesn’t Tesla warranty their motors though for a million miles? Or did I misread that somewhere?

Gunther can make an appearance, creeping on Rachel’s online profiles, stealing her hair from the salon she goes to so he can make a Rachel doll at home, etc.

There will be coffee drinks “inspired by the culture and traditions of Chicago.

There’s a great breakfast place in my town that always has duck eggs on the menu. They’re SO good.

I hiccup when I exceed my spice limit, too! This season my wife and I grew some habanero and ghost peppers in our garden, and I’ve been using them to make some spicy corn muffins, spicy salsa, spicy pasta sauce, etc. and I’ve caught myself out a few times... but it’s still SO good though.

Poor California, if only there was a political party that based its beliefs on the idea of a smaller federal government and greater states’ rights...

Give me ALLLLLL the Chicago hot dogs!

Honestly, this should have been a plotline for a Michael Scarn movie. It would have been like doing an Office remake/reunion but without actually doing one. 

This is a solid answer! 

Here’s a great candidate: 2018 Alfa Romeo Giulia AWD for $29,900 with only 16k on the clock.

Wrap it! After blowing north of $175k on the car, another few grand for a quality wrap job is chump change. 

Had that happen to me last year with a Charger. They had one in stock spec’d out exactly like I wanted. I made an appointment to drive it, and drove over an hour to get there. It was still in the showroom, so I had to wait for them to jockey it around and get it outside but before they could do that they had to jump…

Working at a fast food restaurant can also have the same effect. 

My favorite is Superdawg with two locations in/near Chicago. Car hop service, excellent Chicago-style hot dogs, Polish sausage, burgers, shakes and krinkle-cut cheesy fries. I try to get there at least once whenever I’m in the area!

I rode it from NJ to Providence a few years ago and it only went “high speed” on the final leg of the trip after passing through New London, CT. Coming out of New York, we were only doing about 30 mph (sometimes not even that) until well past Stamford.

I can’t speak for Lyft, but with Uber the driver supposedly keeps 80% of the fare. I drove for Uber for one summer to pick up some side cash and that was what they advertised, however I confess I didn’t log every one of my rides in order to verify if that was what I was actually making.

Even 300 sounds like an awful lot. Especially now that the apps are relatively mature and so much of what they do is digital, I’m surprised they need more than 100 people to run the operation.

100% this... Even if fares were equal, or heck, even if Uber/Lyft fares were higher than a cab company, I’d still pick an Uber/Lyft driver any day because of the accountability factor.