This. I couldn’t even comment from my iPhone running Safari - I had to wait to get into the office and fire up Chrome just so I could pile on to the complaint. That’s how motivated I am to complain about this crappy, crappy UX.

I went back and counted. I got 52 ads. Every full screen scroll got a new ad. The worst part is how many bronco images I missed the first time through because my phone was too busy loading all the ads. 

I’d love to read this review, but it’s impossible as it crashes my iPhone 12 more than Vin Diesel crashes movie cars.

Joe Manchin and Mitch McConnell exist. 

I’m comfortable with my revulsion towards trump, and all other sociopaths.  It lets me know my moral compass is still working.

more vaporware companies popping up trying to get their piece of the cake and repeat tesla’s unrepeatable success wont do shit to help anyone but investors.

and another reminder that Everything Trump Touches Dies

Ugh - just seeing that smug, orange, exceptionally punchable, face on my computer screen is giving me a disquieting sense of nausea and disgust. Sort of like when you vomit, and the mere taste of the residual bile in your mouth makes you run for the toilet again.  Stomach heaving and churning.  

As a current nicotine addict, I can confidently say that your statement is untrue. I go out of my way to keep my nasty habit from affecting others. 

Um, nicotine addicts don’t give a shit about anything except their next smoke.

A lot of smokers are pretty deadened to the smell and think if they open the windows or spray some air freshner that it will go away. 

It is shitty, but not surprising in the least.

I bet it is all the people using phones to take pictures that have prompted them to include the “smell of smoke” clause to keep ripping people off. Just like how cops have shifted to “I could smell beer/weed” to justify persecuting drivers in the age of dashcams and bodycams, because they can claim they can smell…

It’s almost enough to make you take the Seinfeld route of getting the insurance and promising to really beat the hell out of that car before you return it.

I recently rented from budget, and it was remarkably bad.

It’s mind-boggling that somebody would smoke in a rental in the first place. It’s a complete lack of consideration for the rental company and the next person who has to drive the car that now reeks of smoke. Feel really sorry this guy got mixed up in this BS. 

This can lead you to being surrounded by cops who’d rather pin you to the ground than ask for your paperwork.

In your free time, you can also Google how Hertz seems to just have poor inventory control in general. Sometimes, employees fail to account for where cars are dropped off, and the solution is to... report them stolen.

“and hopefully not over 50k”

Wreck havoc on us in small cars more like.