Same reaction. Lots of money spent on radios and goofy engine mods, but broken windshield and taillight with no pics of either. Bald tires. Super strategic interior pics. This thing is not quite as nice as you would think from the pics, guarantee it.

Mrs. Gloop drove one of these for the first five years after Baby Gloop was born. It was intended to be the anti-minivan, and in terms of interior space, it worked great.

Too much small niggling shit with this one to pass the sniff test. Whilst it is a very rare combo with the stick, it gives off the vibe of a European taxi and will not drive sportily even with the stick. I’m not sure how poorly you have to treat the vinyl to make it craze and crack that center armrest, but the stuff…

...Or we don’t want a piece of shit VW at any price.

Sooo hot right now...like a G6.

Like a cheese stick.

When we drink, we do it right gettin’ slizzard sizzled
...
Now I’m feelin’ so fly like a fried in my G 6

FTFY

“people are getting hurt through questionable choices involving fuel hoarding”

Surely you mean a Firebird?

A Pontiac consumed in fire? Seems her G6 wanted to be a Phoenix all along.

feelin so fly like a G6.

Any 1980s GM product my dad got as a company lease.

I sympathize with the Mini owner. I had an ‘05 R52S. Never left me stranded, but it constantly leaked no matter how many seals I replaced, suspension parts and motor mounts were about as consumable as motor oil, and lots of interior parts (including those cool chrome toggle switches) just snapped off in normal use.…

I’m really curious what went wrong with that Prius.

So, I’ve bypassed the slideshow bullshit with my Galaxy S10 somehow and it doesn’t load the shitty slideshow, but loads the slides 2-15 individually in a list lol.

Ah yes, the old “I had it worse, therefore your problems are insignificant” approach. Classy.

I feel like Ego has leveled up ever since the Daniel Kaluya episode, like something clicked for her like an athlete finding their rhythm. The Nigerian mom she played in that episode was one of her finest moments and she shines again here portraying another beleaguered matriarch.

Oh, look, it’s you with your performative apathy again. 

SNL has the same envelope-pushing policy as MTV once had before it dropped the pretense: Work up a reputation for doing so, but when given the opportunity to actually do so, decide/get pressured by executives to go with the safe option.