I’m hoping for a Brawn GP redux: some midfield team nails the new regs, gets into an early points lead, and barely hangs on through the season finale as the field catches up. I’d love to see Fernando or Danny win the WDC this way. 

The first race should be pretty entertaining. At least the early parts of it.

Someone looking at payments only.

Y’all are out of your damn mind. Unless there’s a briefcase with $15K in the rear, I don’t give a crap how rare a 33-year old K-Car is at this price. 

Also, are we past the point that people are too young to remember that 100K meant your car was a ticking time bomb in the 80s?

Not a diesel and not $500, so a giant ND 

Ssomething, something, something... David Tracy... Nope. No how. No way.

Caught it before the trolls show up

I know I’ve been making a lot of arguments that start or end with “In the current car market” but I just can’t with this one. Almost $20k for a 33 year old minivan? No.

True. But pending some factual details on who is stealing and why, my bet is that a lot of this is being done more or less as a job by people whose professional identity is “thief.”

I’d feel empathy if this were grocery items and not Amazon shipments. Medications delayed, rising costs of shipping due to increased insurance costs to carriers...we’re just making excuses for theft.

Oh that’s right. I forgot that the insurance companies work for free and Amazon and other businesses never pass costs on to consumers because they are just a giant ball of charity. /s

But wasn’t it you that said the looters are just down on their luck and it’s ok?

I used to do work like this. we had a guy at the docks that would call when a container ship full of TV/VCR combos would come in, he would tell me what truck and what highway it was on

I’m in Arizona, not Florida, but similar rules apply. 

It is way too easy to get your driver’s license in this country. We need laws that requires more skills behind the wheel and actually keep checking our driving skills well into old age. Just one day of driving around Florida will demonstrate the need for better driver training for new and older drivers. 

One of our higher ups in management is constantly using quotes for emphasis. In every single email without fail. “Excellent” work everyone.

I put the odds of him not faking the engine failure to be the same as water not being wet.