I don’t say this to be rude, but isn’t this “no duh”? I mean... they gave you a price and said it’s a no-haggle price. You then learned their price was not reasonable, and attempted to haggle.... and it didn’t work. At least they’re being honest with their policy. Just because it’s no-haggle doesn’t mean it’s any…

You would think a “doctor” would know it’s pretty hard to get food poisoning a half hour after eating something.

Depends on the state, but generally there aren’t any. They basically waive everything in the “as is” paperwork.

I’m no expert on decomposing bodies, but wouldn’t it have smelled much worse many months earlier? I would think by nine months things would be pretty... settled. Like it’s odd that the report was someone parked there, smelled something, came back 3 days later, and saw flies. Those flies must have been hanging out…

Seems crazy that they can’t just have a drive through but not allow booze at the drive through. There are plenty of booze-serving restaurants that offer “curbside pickup” (like Chili’s)....

Occasional weekly stuff for me, and then the wife and I will usually “binge” one show at a time (as in, an episode a night or so). Worth three dollars to not watch commercials to us.

Fucked if I know. Half this country thought it was a good idea for Donald Trump to run it, so I can honestly say I don’t understand anything about people.

Of course not. I think it’s more of the way we should interpret the score - it doesn’t represent the quality of the film, but rather the quality of the initial marketing and the likely success of the film (which is unfortunately very dependent on how it was marketed)

Mm, fair enough.

That fits with the mission statement of CinemaScore pretty well I think. The people who see Happy Madison movies opening night are the perfect audience for those movies, so they should get an A. Those movies may be terrible but they play to their audience.

Yeahhh... unless she hydroplaned or had bad tires, she was going quite a bit faster than 40MPH if she wasn’t able to stop in that distance, it seems. Or didn’t actually push the brakes hard enough to stop....

Obviously everyone is different. :) Not saying I don’t love an Amazon gift card, I just don’t see the point in exchanging one with my wife.

I’m amazed that all the comments on this article are supportive of the conclusion. Gift cards (or, as a few people say, cash) are reserved for people who you don’t expect a gift back from. Like Christmas gifts for teachers, gifts for nieces or nephews or other children in your life, wedding gifts or maybe even a…

Uhh, my guess is they took the picture and made the post as a joke? Probably not even their car, so they didn’t know the model / year but took a guess to make it a believably accurate joke.

God the left seriously has the hardest time learning from their mistakes. Michael Moore was right, we’re going to be stuck with a second term of Trump (or whoever he leaves in charge if he does give up).

Where is this? Is the panic just based on Houston shortages?

I’ve never had a car with it, but I think the annoyance would be things like stop signs, where you’re stopped for all of half a second but you add a few seconds (?) now because of start stop. Much like my monitor going into power save mode the INSTANT it doesn’t get a signal, it would be nice if there were a small…

Of course everyone in Ohio drives the speed limit, they’re second to maybe Virginia in “we’ll pull you over just because we feel like it and find something to give you a huge ticket for.”

That sign probably saved a much more devestating crash into the bridge....

Eh, whatever. Most people consider a collared shirt to be more dressed up than a non-collared one. Be a snob all you want, but if it’s about presenting an image to the general public, a polo shirt will do just fine for most people.