It has to be a very obvious “test” and it doesn’t often work, AFAIK. By “test” I mean stuff like leaving $20 in the cupholder.

I don’t think that law was written with air traffic in mind.

I’m having flashbacks to the original Just Cause. Those old ‘40s cars were always kinda fun, if slow.

...I don’t see any way for the tiny ramp bits to slide across the width of the bed.

I still can’t get over how ugly newer Mercedes vehicles are.

Not one, but THREE NSXs!?

I’m not 100% certain we need pop-up cannons as badly as we need pop-up headlights.

Why bother with the tarp if it’s only going to get blown around?

all I know is that I wasn’t getting blamed for anything coming missing.

Obviously, I’m just saying that the ramp would be pointless if it could only accept ATVs.

*RAMps®

Wouldn’t a singular steel plate make more sense for things that aren’t ATVs?

It’s really rare, but sometimes the mechanic just wants your business.

It’s rare, but it happens.

Once Triple-A got all my information, they told me it would be a two-hour wait for a tow truck. The truck arrived an hour and 58 minutes later.

I know, right? Usually the amount is under $20.

Bonus: Stealing from your car. I’ve heard of all kinds of things being stolen from customer cars while the cars were in for service. Everything from change in the ashtray to a wallet from the car while the customer was talking to the service writer. Stereos being pried from dashboards. Or customers who find…

Suspicious as fuck, but for $1.5k it’s fixable. NP.

I’m sorry, what?

IDK who the ownder is, but I bet the call between the owner and the insurer was pretty good too.