Confirmed: Dodge Dart SRT Hellcat.

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Overwhelming NP.

It's because of people like you that we can't have nice things. Just...just...go away...

This is why Airlines try their very hardest to have a solid business traveler base. These passengers with their 1k or global service statuses will only make up approximately 3-4% of the customer base, but will often provide over 40% of revenue. When I realized this, it started making me laugh when customers who…

Well, here and here you go. What's stopping you?

Loving the FP rally content, Raph. Keep it up.

$kayporn

I could be completely wrong. I want to believe the best about people, sue me. My opinion is that it looked reactionary rather than intentional.

I will say this. Regardless of whether hitting Kevin last night was a pure accident or intentional, I'm greatly surprised to see him continue to race the next day. I for one would definitely not be able to maintain the focus needed for a race knowing that a vehicle I was driving killed someone less than 24 hrs prior.

I don't think he gunned it to hit Kevin at all. When I watched it, it looked/sounded like he blipped the throttle right as he made contact with him. He might be a world class prick, but I don't think he intentionally tried to hit Kevin.

Okay, here's my personal take on this. It's only my opinion, so take it at that. From the video (it's on the deadspin post) it doesn't look like Tony "gunned the throttle" to hit Kevin. The throttle blip came at the exact same time as the contact, which could imply it was more of a reflex reaction trying to avoid…

The definition of "new" to a dealership is completely different from the definition the rest of the world uses.

Bro...

lift off the gas

Meh...

Pretty much, yes.

No, I actually mean forgot. I'm a Station Operations Representative for United in GRR. I have personally seen it happen at least twice. It's retarded.

The frontline people aren't given any authority to give out hotels for anything other than crew issues or maintenance unfortunately. The customer service desk can override this, but ticket counter people get written up for doing it. Because United.

As one of the workers who United outsourced their operation to, I do wonder why you chose them. The frontline people will do their best to help you, but when upper management sets the rules...