I’m sorry... You’re under the impression that if someone installs iTunes on their computer that Apple now has access to that persons passwords?

If you connect your phone to your car’s Bluetooth, then they can place your phone in your car.

If you connect your phone to your car’s Bluetooth connection then they would absolutely be able to prove that your car was going over the speed limit. The technology is there, I'm just glad it's not being used for that purpose. Yet?

Yup. And I am far smarter than you, as evidenced by the fact that I have a job that allows me to purchase the items I desire, rather than needing to rely on the actions of others. It’s a good life.

No, I am right. Bottom line, if you can't afford something, you don't get to have it. If you want it, get a better job so that you can afford it. Pretty simple.

It’s not stealing in the traditional sense, as you are not removing the “object”. What you ARE doing is removing the value of the object, so we are still talking about theft.

For your reference...

Very true. But bottom line an air filter for a w123 does not cost $200.

Nope. I had a 126 for a decade or so, and the air filter was $25-$30. No way a 123 air filter would cost almost ten times as much, they may even be the same part. It's paper and rubber, nothing that would make it $200