austinbenji
AustinBenji
austinbenji

So all the people giving shit to the driver saying she was on her cellphone instead of paying attention need to re-aim their pitchforks at Uber corporate for giving her an additional responsibility that inherently makes her take attention off the road.

very first post is victim blaming. good fucking job.

thousands of people work as various types of safety watches, the job is literally to do nothing but watch and intervene on the rare case that something occurs.

Ascksuallaiy, any jumping car takes a ballistic trajectory, making it a space craft in a low-altitude sub-orbital flight.

Let’s see, nada says a little under $10k for stock. But, he’s added a lot of stuff, blower, big bolt-on spoiler, aftermarket exhaust...I’d be willing to play ball around $5,000.

Wow, that’s alotta money for a 90k mile bimmer with a Walmart subwoofer in the trunk...

I don’t know. Where did you come from?

He’s doing exactly what he set out to do; make a shit-ton of cash.

Judging by the fact that they agreed to this farce of a format, I’d have to disagree with them being smarter. They basically played right into his hands.

Zuck was once offered 3 billion dollar to sell Facebook and turned it down. That is a level of crazy that is not a force for anything good.

Of the many MVC patients I have seen come into the E.R. when I have been working down there only one or two were ejection victims, they sadly had expired on the way in though. Most ejected drivers and passengers in the collisions did not need to go to the hospital though, they got a slightly different van ride. Wear

Zuck was once offered 3 billion dollar to sell Facebook and turned it down. That is a level of crazy that is not a force for anything good.

Anyone who’s worked service knows there’s a such thing as a locked door. If a restaurant, still filled with people, is so pressed at the thought of additional people entering for any reason, why not have a host posted at the door to guide patrons out and refuse new entries?

Anyone who’s worked service knows there’s a such thing as a locked door. If a restaurant, still filled with people, is so pressed at the thought of additional people entering for any reason, why not have a host posted at the door to guide patrons out and refuse new entries? These women ‘strolled in’, ‘ignored staff’,

I mean, the story says they were told multiple times the place was closed and need to leave, also that they entered a half hour after closing even. The whole situation could have been handled better and the off-duty cop didn’t need to put his hands on anyone. Although, the ladies should have listened to management

Why not just allow you to lease the car for the first 2 years? They you can purchase it. Then they’d retain legal ownership of the car during that probationary period.

The restaurant says they were closed, but the women say the restaurant was open because people were still dining. Anyone who’s worked service knows a closed restaurant often has people in it well beyond the official closing time, and while the public may still be inside, no one new gets to come in.

I understand why it can be tempting to feel that way, but current history provides us with a huge example to the contrary: gay rights.

I live on Oahu. The area around the fissures is locked down for everyone but residents, USGS (volcano) folks and accredited press. Police, National Guard and residents report any trespassing. It’s pretty rural, not much in the way of roads. You could hike in but you are facing arrest (felony). Enjoy the videos and