Ummm....woosh. An NFL roster has 53 players on it and that’s what he was referring to.

Today’s Legacy is an AWD Camry. That’s it. And there’s really nothing wrong with that, it’s just not exciting. 

Except the performance. 

1. The customer who bought your car (you, being the manufacturer) last time, and wants another one, generally wants the same thing but nicer. If it’s not nicer-they’re likely to go buy something else entirely. This is particularly relevant for cars that younger people buy. They are moving up-have more budget-and want…

Sounds like Ferdinand has an axe to grind. 

I’m here for kombucha powered unicycles every day of the week. 

$11,300 Yen, Pesos, or Venezualan Bolivar maybe. But Eleven Thousand and three hundred United States Dollars for this? It’s a crack pipe unless the bed came filled with actual crack. 

OK, but there was no mention of that in the post. Or maybe I missed it. Whatever.

Yet the photo shows a 300 series in yellow? 

What the heck are you talking about? There’s no storage and the seats don’t fold into the floor (so when you’re running two rows you have storage), and the interior looks little better than the top of the line Sienna (visually-it may feel better, but it doesn’t look better).

True-but to be fair to those that struggle-it isn’t easy for a lot of people for a lot of different reasons.

“some people will improve their cardiovascular or joint health by losing some weight”

Right on. Movement Is Good. All Movement. You don’t have to run marathons or do crossfit to get some exercise.

This sentence: “For sale right now on the car auction site for rich people, Bring a Trailer,” just sounds dumb. The damn thing has a current bid of 21,000. That’s pretty affordable to a lot of people who aren’t “rich”.  

These were one of the THE cars to have when I was in high school. Particularly the 2 door-it just looked better.

This is great. I love ridiculous over the top vehicles. I can’t wait for Lambo to release a Urus Superleggera that goes 190.5.

37 MPH sitting on that seat probably feels really really fast. Nothing to hold you in and nothing to really grab onto with your legs (in contrast to a motorcycle for example). 

Is this a surprise? Would you continue to pay to advertise at a media outlet that wrote something negative about you? Of course you wouldn’t. Sure, they have editorial freedom-as they should-and you have freedom to stop giving them money. This doesn’t make him a pouty baby.

Anyone who considers climate change to be an existential threat should be shouting from the rooftops about nuclear energy.

What Karl Malone thinks about someone portraying Karl Malone is irrelevant? Way to take away his agency.