I was invited to a game a when Andrew Luck was a rookie (2012). Accepted because it would be great to see if the hype was worth it.

In Soviet Russia, pipe fractures you!

Walking into a Ferrari dealer with matches and a can of gasoline explains quite a bit, actually.

Sooooooooo what you’re saying to the V6 Challenger is

Honestly, no idea. I’ve only called for a tow once and it was for my motorcycle. They dropped it off and left before I could even get a wallet out to consider tipping them.

That revitalization cost me $1,082.42. My insurance reimbursed AAA’s tow across LA, but I tipped the wrecker driver cash, so call it $1,100.

No idea what you’re talking about. This is literally the only thing going on right now! /s

Cousin’s husband is in the Coast Guard and he had patrols along South America if I am remembering correctly.

You see a lot because fleets and they’re cheap as shit. I see all models around here but there is so much redundancy in the lineup. That cannot be ignored.

Yup, the 4 door hard top is all the rage up in New England for all the parents that used to have Highlanders and Explorers. That’s not even me making generalizations...neighbors went that route with those specific vehicles.

Wrangler was just an example to lead with because it is very common right now for doors off, summer driving.

Jeep, as it is now, is built on the hope that people will ignore electric while gas prices are low and just continue to buy. The amount of Wranglers I see around makes me both giddy (I love them) and a little sad (because I don’t see it as sustainable practice).

Regular stop for me. Their tortas are solid and my friend lives across the street.

Not every one but most. It is basically little Italy but there’s a good Mexican place, sushi and seafood.

I’ve been in the neighborhood enough for some of them to know me. I got through the Easter madness in 2 minutes because of it. Glorious. Great people in there.

North End in Boston. All your food-based needs.

Charger, I know, but it’s still a Dodge!

I did a test drive of one and found the whole thing painful to drive. Don’t get me wrong, I love the car. It looks great, it’s a jacked up Impreza and would do anything I ask it (because let’s be real, I’m not going off-roading but some gravel never hurt anyone). However, even my mom felt it was lacking.

This suggestion is bad and you should feel bad.

I bought my car on a Sunday.