Can confirm, I’ve stayed in Laughlin, NV before. Between Needles and Barstow there’s nothing but miles and miles of... miles and miles.

Not in Texas. Only reason you need a class A Texas license is to tow a vehicle with over a 10,000 pound GVW on a 26,001 GCWR. If a class A motorhome has a GVW over 26,001 pounds you’ll need a class B at minimum. Texas doesn’t do air brake endorsements anymore either. So that air brake class A that’s 25,900 GVWR can be…

Outside of a few outliers; fillial care laws, community property laws (if you’re married), cosigning (which a hospital could totally con you into doing), and money owed to medicaid. Medical Debt is limited just as much as any other unsecured debt when you die as an adult. They have to go fight the rest of your…

That’s not how debts work in the United States. There are only a few circumstances where a family member can be compelled to pay a decedent’s medical debt. Spouses may be responsible in a community property state, adult children of an elederly parent on medicaid might be, or if you co-signed any financial paperwork at…

She also could have been among the unfortunate few in the population who have zero reaction to the vaccine at all. Neither a positive reaction or a negative reaction. It isn’t unheard of with vaccines. All the more reason why 90% or higher take-rate on vaccinations is vital for them to be effective.

I think that one's trying to teach you about your car's warranty.

The ADA is a law, not a government agency.  The only agencies that do any kind of ADA enforcement are the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (only in cases regarding employment) and Housing and Urban Development (only in cases regarding housing)

Yeah, I’d describe the Bestop’s security as non-existent.  I have it mainly for protection for things I need out of the elements but also aren’t high-theft.  Valuables stay in the cab in the back seat.

I’ve had a Bestop on my F150 for nine years. It’s been a great topper.  The only thing I had to replace for it is the Velcro at the front rail of the bed.

It’s called custom harvesting, and pretty common for a lot of farmers. Combines and headers require a ton of seasonal maintenance. Many farmers value putting that burden off on someone else.  My dad always hired out his harvests after he happily sold off the last combine he owned back in the 80's.  My cousin, who…

Yeah, The Mustang had a 14% drop which is still really high, but I wonder how much of that was supply chain issues?  I’ve heard of quite a few disappointed people with 2021 Mach 1 orders that got bumped to 2022 with the de-rated motor.

(Even my F250 would do that: you’d hear the combustion clatter stop when coasting in-gear).

Human waste in general is considered a hazard outside of medical settings. In medicine fecal and blood samples will have all the hazard warnings on them whereas urine cups usually won’t.

The Coinage Act of 1965, specifically Section 31 U.S.C. 5103 says you’re wrong. Coin and paper currency are legal tender for all debts public and private. There’s just not enough room on a penny to engrave that notice like there is on a paper note.

Damn, good guy Coinstar.

The problem is, workers are paid in arrears.  It’s a debt.  So you’d have to get a court to order your debtor to pay in another denomination.

I still don’t know how y’all tip dancers at the gentlemen’s club without them dolla dolla bills.  “Making it hail” doesn’t sound very nice.

The ‘09 BMW on the 2nd slide I think has one too many significant figures in the price.

Raising the cab isn’t required.  However, it takes under 30 minutes to do and once off makes the job go a lot faster.  Anyone working for book time will take off the cab once they got the process down.

The 7.3L powerstroke absolutely does not have an EGR system. It was not required on Diesel engines in class 2+ trucks until around 2003.  The only emissions controls on a 7.3l Diesel is the intake air pre-heater (cuts down on white smoke at idle in the cold).  The 6.0l powerstroke definitely has an EGR system along…