How is this different from BLM protesters blocking roads last year? This is just on a larger scale. At the time, supporters were saying things like “protests are supposed to cause inconvenience” to make your message heard.

I have a feeling “all” is doing a lot of work here.

All of them? While it’s logical that supply chain issues may lead to price increases, we’re seeing over and over again examples of companies reaching record profits (material costs must not be affecting the bottom line) while not sharing any of that increase with employees besides the CEO.

Also a great example of “fuck around and find out.”

Thanks for sharing; this made my day!

I haven’t been able to find actual sales numbers, but by all accounts the Pan America has been a huge hit for Harley-Davidson. Granted, one model won’t be enough to save the company in the long run, but between that and the LiveWire electric spinoff it shows that HD is capable of branching out from their traditional…

I haven’t followed Nascar in a while, when did they switch to those wheels?

I find it interesting that Mecum and Barret Jackson never seem to run out of (the same?) classic muscle cars for multiple huge events per year.

I dislike the giant trucks they build but I’m fascinated with the process. Also, I give the show credit for not having fake drama and deadlines.

Is there any scenario that doesn’t have a relevant Simpsons reference?

But it’s long and black...

I don’t hate it as much as I probably should.

Finally, a small ray of light in this shitty year!

There’s a lot to unwrap in this comment.

Nice to see that Biden is finally doing something most Americans are on board with.

Of the 120,000 Canadian truckers who regularly enter the U.S. only about 12,000 of them remain vaccinated.

Or a V8 in a Smart fortwo?

It’s a hame they figured out the masts are too tall to get out of the harbor. I’d love to see footage like that of trucks at the infamous 11'8" 12'4" bridge.

Who else saw “707" and hoped Aston swapped in a Hellcat crate engine?