I'm right there with you, but I have an uncle with fuck you money who is also into cars and when I asked him why he didn't wrench much anymore, that was his explanation.

Why, if you are buying a Bentley new, there is a good chance no matter how cheap it is to work on your car, your time is worth more. Think of a partner at a big law firm. He could pay $100 and an hour of his time to do a change. Or he could work an hour at a $2000 dollar an hour bill rate. He just made $1300 dollars…

But that isn't what that statement is saying though.

I mean, people can do pretty much whatever they want with their own money. Yeah he is wrong, but what is the alternative? Make someone the arbiter of what rich idiots spend money on?

Are we regularly discovering that what we thought was true is in fact not true? Because some science seems to completely change every five or ten years (not like physics and math, but nutrition, weather, animal related stuff, etc).

Wait, so people who had pyramids and tombs build in their honor also had enough money to eat a lot and not do physical labor? Color me shocked!

I mean that just isn't true. Health wise it doesn't affect others the same and it doesn't smell as bad or linger. I don't vape, but I'd much rather hang out with someone who smells like a non-smoker than like a smoker assuming they are vaping outside.

Kava swappers? Sounds neat.

Why would you pay up to someone who doesn't have custody? There is no reason.

Isn't this a Nabakov book?

So we are assuming her dad was into kids or not a big reader?

This does sound unnerving.

Because they are comparing what you could buy in a showroom against slightly advanced version of what you could buy in the showroom. If they win and fastest is your goal, then you buy from them.

I'd imagine the run the data on hyper cars any time they recall. It makes sense so you don't send them back with other problems you noted.

That's bad marketing unless you know you can win.

lo siento pero sólo me gusta tacos hechos por los blancos

You get me!

Nah dude. I was in Columbus.

“It was a little unnerving being a white woman and being introduced to kava tea by a white man, because historically, it is not a white people drink.”

Come on, you know they aren't getting out of bed for anything less than a few mil.