I have an italian 60's classic convertible that I obtained through some lucky investments. It’s insured and I’m allowed to drive it on a limited mileage basis. Occasionally, I’ll take it out for a run to get coffee. On one occasion, I walked outside and this couple were taking pictures inside the car as I had left…

So instead, we should use slime-ball third parties because the dealers would screw us anyway. Yes. That makes sense.

So why do we need dealerships again? Something about helping the consumer, right? 

Speaking as an attorney who does a share of Criminal Defense. No. Unless they’re coming towards you or making an overt act to you you can’t respond with potentially deadly force. From the looks of things, nobody forced anyone to pull over, rather, just stop as they’re all looking forward. There isn’t a reasonable…

You can’t use your car as a battering ram. Doing so would incur legal penalties as well.

Are you feeling triggered, Trumpet? Sad.

Good.

One of the best cures for repugnant speech is counter speech. Now shouldn’t you be cleaning your #Maga hat? It looks a little dirty, boy.

She’s now been permanently removed from that hospital.

> People anymore are dumb as mud.

Just ban. Nobody messes with mom and gets away with it.

Are you trying to be Pedantic?

As a former prosecutor, this video is gold.

As awesome as that paint is, it would’ve been neat to see the flat black instead.

Step away from the Computer Alanis...

I used to drive that route to my old cruise line job. F1 might only be marginally faster than most traffic on that bridge.

Having two children and working at a dealership for over a decade? Sad. Personally, I wouldn’t settle. I would try to better myself instead of sticking with a profession where your desired income is at odds with the best interests of your clients.

So what? They’re two sides of the same coin. A slime ball is a slime ball regardless of whether they sell new or used.

No difference between used car dealers or new car dealers. They’re the same sub-species slime.

Shocking! I thought dealerships were supposed to help customers and provide a service to their community.