Put it in a Slightly-Larger-Than-A-Miata sports car.

And ban him from flying.

Needed.

This guy looks INCREDIBLY punchable.

I’m sure that regardless of his income stream some social media “influencer” jackass like this has pretty much no tangible savings, but I’d still like to see every single passenger on that flight sue his ass for every cost their delay incurred, from any missed business opportunities all the way down to any any extra…

Correction; if you aren’t using 100% of your tires’ grip through a combination of accelerating, braking, and turning, you’re doing it wrong.

Link to your race results?

BaT shit crazy pricing.

Pick a spot to meet on the other side. I’m sure you’ll get through it without too big of a separation breakdown.

Simple.  Take all their crap through TSA precheck line for them.  They can go through the regular line, remove shoes and meet on the other side.  Done and done!

Have the person with Pre-Check make the reservations. i’ve found that the precheck then carries over to the other passengers in the reservation

“I’ll save you a seat at the bar”

Oh the horror. A pre-screened passenger might have to wait a little for their friend who isn’t pre-screened. Whatever will they do? How will they cope with having free time? Play a game on their phone standing in the Starbuck’s line and then meeting their friend with a hot latte maybe?

You ever look under a Miata? This isn’t a bargain parts bin car. It’s a well engineered car with the adjustability of a race car, with all the features anyone would need, while maintaining a curb weight that nearly matches its former self of 30 years. For ~$30k it's a steal. 

Yeah I think you are missing the entire point of a Miata if this is your take away. 

Miata doesn’t need big power when it weighs 2300lbs. 0-60 in 5.7 seconds isn’t terribly slow and is more than capable of taking out “rental spec Corollas.” Add a corner or two and yeah, not even close!

I was 5 in 1989 so I have more buying power now. 

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“...the first Miata in 1989 started at $13,800, or around $29,283 in today’s money...”