“The disclosure to her daughter ruined their relationship, Davis said in a police report obtained by the Post.”

Sure, I get that it is easier for the manufacturer and the dealer. I am the customer, and it sucks for me that I am forced to buy options I don’t want to get 1 that I do.

 The secret twist is

7. Poochie.

The conversation turned to texting while driving and the current assertion, whether you support it or were just clarifying someone else’s view, was that texting while driving hung a keyboard is less unacceptable than using a touchscreen.

I’m not even talking about dealer inventory, I’m talking about the factory options packages. They’re designed like cable packages to have 1 thing you really want and a bunch of stuff you don’t care about, but have to pay for.

I hate packages. It’s almost impossible to get the more powerful engine option without getting leather, for example. The features aren’t even grouped logically... to get keyless entry you have to pay for a sunroof and 18" wheels? Why?

Texting while driving is explicitly illegal in most states.

I hope no one but you is hurt when you crash.

It seems so obvious that even Rick doesn’t like Rick. He has to constantly distract himself and stay at least half drunk to avoid thinking about what a piece of shit he is.

They really show how the whole family take after Rick. You can see some of Jerry (who is his own brand of messed-up) in the kids, but especially in Beth you see how Rick’s traits have propagated.

That’s not what the violence and brutality were about in Pickle Rick. It was to show that Rick is so fucked up he would rather be reduced to a limbless pickle and have to fight his way back up, then take on a private army rather than actually deal with his problems in therapy.

Touchscreens are more flexible than buttons, but have zero tactile feedback and are often laggy or imprecise. Definitely not “superior” for most gaming uses.

Or you could keep your hands on the wheel and wait to fondle your device until you’re parked.

I’m sure the interior needs some care, too. I imagine the smell of blood, guts, and fish is pretty strong in there.

If we’re giving out terrible advice, he could also try developing a drinking habit. You know, to reduce the anxiety.

I’m leery of all that weight being hoisted above a car, too — especially by an autonomous vehicle. All it takes is for the computer to see a 2 and it’ll freak and drop the battery.

 I’ll play AssCreed before I play the others. I acknowledge the many problems with the series, but I like historic architecture and running on rooftops too much to resist.

That scene in the car was subtle, but very telling. They’ve spent some time this season in particular showing how Beth and the kids take after Rick, but here we see a little of Jerry in the kids-they want to trust the authority (the therapist) and talk about the squishy emotional stuff, while Rick wants to run…

The contrast was the point, though. There was the fight for survival in the sewer and blandly talking about feelings in a safe space, and Rick would rather have the tooth & nail fight. Feelings and self-examination scare him where very little else does.