Or alternatively it’s already 30, and they just put a 25 mph sign knowing there would be 5 mph of wiggle room allowed.

I stopped eating there a couple of decades ago when I realized I could make better tacos at home for about the same price.

I prefer the Char-Grill shakes, the Cook Out ones taste watery in comparison (although they have a lot more flavors, I like vanilla.) That being said, normally I get the shake with the Hamburger Steak meal, have a few bites with the using the spoon while eating the meal and generally by the time I go from Raleigh to…

Except in certain areas of Florida.  But they did have signs on the speed limit signs that said ‘strictly enforced’ so it’s not like there wasn’t warning they were different than the rest of the country.

You’re forgetting the 30k markup the dealers are going to put on this. And only fully loaded ones will be built for the foreseeable future.

Yeah, I thought that about my RAV4, until it suffered a power brake booster failure, the AC compressor failed and it started exhibiting signs of timing chain failure.

No inconsistency. In the city I LIVE in, there are no Tesla Stations. In the city I WORK in, there is 1 Tesla station, but I never drive by it. Hence I never see a Tesla station in my daily life.

You’ve really got to work on reading comprehension. I said there were zero TESLA stations. That’s a specific brand of station.

And maybe don’t even brake hard. Just nail them. I broke hard, missed Bambi, but wound up flipping my truck and boat because the rear wheels locked up and the truck and trailer rotated. Truck was totaled, but I still have the boat (it landed in the ditch upside down.)

And they also break pavement and concrete with their roots.

My worst experiences will start again this year once our local university opens and Uber and Lift drivers just stop in the middle of the street without pulling over to accept or discharge passengers, or even better do so in the middle of intersections.

So #3 actually sounds like a ‘rideshare’ rather than what Uber actually is, a taxi service.

It says ‘City of blabadeblu’ right on the utility bill.

Uber Eats isn’t going to make the deliveries, Domino’s drivers will.

The line is always somewhere, and there’s always a house just past it.

It went through 2 phases.  I’ll agree that the dough that ended in the mid-90s was golden deliciousness.  Then everyone went through a low fat phase and the dough started tasting like cardboard.  That’s when the ‘we screwed up’ commercial came out and the new dough is better, not quite as good as the old dough.

You can enter your call in order on the website to still get points.

Furthermore, they actually stated they wanted to increase carry-out business and diminish deliveries not too long ago, citing increased delivery costs.

Nope, it because there are zero in the city I live in, and 1 in the city I work in, but never drive on that side of town (even though I’m a delivery driver.)

I’ll take the cow on the left for my seat, please.