The buyer would still have to agree to assuming the lease. In that case I would not.

I honestly couldn’t even read the whole article. I stopped at Act Two. This movie looks and sounds so bad... I’m glad you spared me from having to see it and read about it any further.

Precisely 0 shits given here. Why is this even a post? Who fucking cares?!?

Ew, no. Let it die. It deserves to die...

What's the point though? I will be in awe when I can see this running on my microwave display while I am warming up my left over pizza!

Nothing. I just prefer a button up shirt over a polo personally.

I do too, but prefer a button up shirt.

Better than polos.

“It’s basically a Mercedes G55 AMG.”

For Salaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad!

There's a special place in hell reserved for thriving prices like this. Man I hope this ride gets found.

They’ll find a absurdly high levels of Doritos and Mountain Dew and Mom’s casserole.

Esports skills? LOL...

Oh man. I don’t know know how type this with a straight face, Luke. He sure doesn’t look like an athlete/pro to me! Man boobs, lol. It’s ok. He can serve his timeout/suspension back in mom’s basement.

“Self-driving car”

Where's Steve Lehto? I would really like to hear his opinion on this hilarious story.

I don't mean a sky high difference but a rate adjustment nonetheless. I'm sure there is going to be a premium.

I don’t see the value in that. We already are able to order our goods via the Internet and have them delivered via UPS/USPS/Fed Ex right to our doorstep. Why would I want to own an autonomous vehicle to pick up lumber for me at Home Depot when it could be delivered for a fraction of the cost of ownership with no…

So a two month repair window for a parking lot accident and it will cost 29% more. Wait until the insurance underwriters hear about this study. Premiums will be impacted. Actually you should also look into this as well!

Thanks for the reply Yoda!