Have you had it longer than a couple years? Curious on it’s long-term reliability. Assume it’s like a Civic.

I test drove the Fit, wasn’t as keen on it over the Fiesta I ended up getting (God help me)... it’s a good car with a few horrible aspects to its build.

Or possibly... just buy them a different car in that same truck-engine price range. They’ll drive it...

No, please do not swap that damn engine out. They can trade it in or scrap it or whatever on their own, but it will make the situation much worse by just helping them out. You give them the “I told you so” moment now, then when the comes time, you hold them accountable.

Is it that hard to see this reality? Cars are so GD expensive. If I want a Outback, the thing is $30k, which financed, is still well over $400 a month. With rent and student loans the way they are right now, how could they afford more $ at lesser time?

I want this as a physical copy. Decades from now, I want to be able to play it even without the company’s existence, and I don’t trust my digital copy will be there when the time comes.

I agree a bonus is just that, but with the levels they were talking, that’s some serious what-if scenarios gone wrong. They could have told them earlier I’d have thought at least...

They generate profits, done. From that, the 60/40 is split up. THEN, they know that of the company’s 60%, $12m is (pre) set aside for Randall P. by upper-mgt.

Well, got to hand it to him... They say they want a regular person and business man in the WH. We got that cause all he goes by is 1 or two statements he catches on Fox News downplaying some concern over C-19, and his mind’s made up. Just like a regular GOPher. We need extraordinary people. He’s only extra-ordinary.

He’s already taken plenty of our money, and it’s not even cause of C-19.

It’s really fucking sad these businesses have to do whatever they can to stay relevant and in our minds like this. Honestly, it’s up to consumers to pick up beyond where we left off to help out the food and retail and entertainment industries.

It’s essentially, any business Americans spend disposable income on In-Person that is now affected. It shouldn’t be impossible to determine a way to provide austerity measures for businesses in those areas. interest free loans for the biz for example at a minimum.

I agree the phrase he’s used is racist, completely. He’s using it as a demeanng (sp) term towards a group. Not GD reason he’s gotta continually do it.

This is the true ‘star’ spangled banner statement we needed to hear. I’m ashamed to be an American right now. All I can do is the American thing and fight for something better for tomorrow.

I guess just from saving money perspective via not spending it towards the businesses we see hit the hardest, the earliest... The caterers for example, their biz is declining, but those who would have used the services, they’re more neutral at this point, it might take a little bit for them to see the effects.

At first, I thought it was propping up the prepper lifestyle; which is just awfully selfish. Don’t think it went that far, but still, the vibe is there.

Generally, people are being shitty about their purchasing habits. Paper-products....so in 3 weeks when it’s mostly passed by, hopefully, they don’t continue to purchase it so those who couldn’t have an opportunity. Or are at least willing to share somehow if it did get as worse as they feared.

Yeah, and generally, they’re even harder to support, being more corporate in nature and not in touch with individual families. The businesses are pocketing the savings. mmmmmm...

I see it...if they’re closed for good, no use having a gift card in-hand. Still, the original thought holds that 1)we still support the food industry 2) gift cards en masse would help their $ flow so they DON’T close.

The main blocker to any show like this... allowing the parents of those involved to peek in and stir shit around.