As if selling Chrysler products wasn't enough of a scam already...

There are cops all over that stretch of highway; the last time I went through there was about 3 AM. I easily counted a dozen cop cars in 2 minutes, including 5 that had people pulled-over. Thank God for Waze!

That counts as normal driving conditions these days.

I don’t know... he did still follow at 100mph to continue videoing.

For once there was a cop around when you need one.

Yea, when desantis becomes prez he’ll whip our education system into shape! /sarcasm

Do remember when all the crazy people used to take a Greyhound bus?

He lost his job and went to jail for this and lost his license for almost 3 years.

Ublock Origin is the way to go - though yeah, the site is unusable on mobile.

They don’t give a shit. They’re here to pump up the revenue numbers for a year or so before either going public or reselling it again at a profit.

Unrelated but have to say this:

Why on earth would you have Pitbull and Ice T playing a NASCAR event?

And here I was thinking that Ice Cube would be a perfect fit for the NASCAR demographic. I guess every single country, country-rock and anodyne FM-rock act in the country was already booked.

Ice Cube signed over his right to be cool when he started playing a cop in film.

And Pit Bull? Seriously? Two kinds of people like Pit Bull. Music producers who are panicking and trying to find something to fight online streaming services so they can continue fueling their cocaine habit, and trainers at Planet Fitness…

It shouldn't even be a privilege in a civilised society. But I learned long ago that America only pretends to be civilised.

And this is what you get in a society that fetishizes guns.

This is the society you get when you treat firearm ownership as an inalienable right, rather than a privilege with responsibilities.

Because they make well-engineered cars that people give a shi@ about ;)

Stellantis can safely afford to have half their workforce home sick with covid because they lack what most other car makers have…

Being risk averse isn’t exactly a bad thing. Toyota has been doing well with this mantra for decades.