If I like a video, and I think Jalopnik readers will enjoy it, then I’m going to share it. It’s that simple.

The Russian guy who does crazy experiments with his VAZ 2100s? I mean, why the heck would I not share that? It’s brilliant!

Also, we do plenty of our own reviews (and yeah, we reviewed the Model 3 a while back),…

I’m old enough to remember when this was called Ghost Riding.

I do not understand your complaint.

Eh, I disagree. He had already given the front-row kid a ball, and so he gave this ball to another kid who (presumably) hadn’t gotten one. That seems to me like the good and just thing to do.

It’s easy to forget Lance. I forget Lancelot.

Yeah, I mean they thought they could just drive up and winch it out of 3' of wet sand?

Aside from the fact that individual casinos do this themselves with their gift shops and such, Vegas as a city is also practically designed with the intent to get people to leave their winnings behind in the event that they do actually win.

I’ll be honest. If I were so inclined to gamble and I actually won a…

a) It helps to provide context.

I love the content and dont [sic] plan on leaving the site all together

How none of them thought to address this in the actual settlement document is beyond me

It is, the back of the car wants to be in front so he is having to turn the wheel to keep the car from spinning around.

More non car related content? Is it Dare Day?

So what? I already hoon my cars whenever I want. Except when they get lost underneath the fridge. Then I just get a new car.

So did everybody else.

IF you tow more than 5k you probably already own a proper truck.

Opening it from the side also turns on the bed lights. Folding it down doesn’t.

What answer can someone give your quasi rhetorical question that will satisfy your unchangeable opinion of this vehicle?

Not to me. As a tax payer I already spent money on Chevy, without any return. I will not willingly spend another dime on Chevy. Ever.

The best thing about driving one is you don’t see it when driving

I'll respond, why not? I appreciate your concern, and I'm the first to admit I'm not a pro driver. When I write, I usually tend to emphasize that as well (sometimes for comic effect)— but I'm by no means dangerous or anything like that. I have a lot of experience with cars and driving, and I'm aware of my limitations.