Hands free calling is the law in my state.

Bottom line to the bottom line - They’re gonna get hurt by it whether they understand it or not.

Whatever their abuser tells them is real, is real to them. They are so deep in their bullshit that they would have a complete ego death meltdown if they actually realized what’s going on.

The bottom line - not that many people understand how tariff works. Or care to.

We all know it’s the Cyber Truck, but I’m going to say the Jeep Gladiator. It isn’t good at anything but projecting an image that says “I am a cargo shorts and wrap-around Oakley enthusiast who lies about attending Ranger school.”

Or are you the hero this car needs?

For all its flaws, I genuinely love this car. I’m toxic. 

This is now society’s driving morals.

I actually had to double-dare myself just to get up the courage. 

It’s what HALF the people voted for. Trump literally got 50% of the popular vote. The other half voted 48% for Harris and 2% for anyone else.

Bring on the tariffs!  It’s what people voted for, so let them have it.  Really have it.

Doesn’t matter how popular they are.  They’ve shown willingness to hurt themselves to own the libs.

Sure, but at least we’d be able to celebrate Trump’s death.

You know what CEO’s and by proxy, stockbrokers enjoy? Stability. Having laws, mandates, and policies stay consistent allows you to more accurately predict cash layouts for large projects. Doing a complete 180 every 4 years makes it really hard to figure out where to spend money on long term investments.  You don’t…

That’s going to be one soggy patch of brown grass, I can assure you. There will be a 24/7 line of people waiting, and I’ll be on the side selling bottled water. 

It’s been a couple decades since I’ve been to jail, but I will happily go back again if I get the chance to piss on Trump’s grave.

I like it.  I feel like it would make me very sorry, but I still like it.  It could probably limp into cars-n-coffee a few times per year, right?

Not a fan of big Class A diesel pushers, but the vast majority of all RVs are driven a very small number of miles per year. Even incl Class A RVs driven to the Southwest, Florida, or the Rio Grande Valley of South Texas by northern “snowbirds,” I believe the avg is still only around 5,000 mi per year.

Drive it more. 

I used to live near Scottsboro, Alabama. They are very proud of this place called Unclaimed Baggage, where they buy lost luggage and sell all the stuff they find. In general, it was a great place to get stuff like Bose QC headsets and iPads and nice clothes fairly inexpensively.