Putting this question (“what’s your desired salary?”) on your application is not just a big red flag, it’s skirting the law in several states.

Just remember that most of that job will be putting together business cases to prove that cool cars, cool colors, manual transmissions, etc. will actually make money for your company. Which they usually don’t. So prepare to have your soul crushed on the regular as you muddle through internal bureaucracy, argue with…

It’s amazing that the article and video had literally one point to make, and you still managed to miss it completely.

Wait, is this, is this NOT a slideshow?!?

I value the opinion of Leclerc more than any other. He was right there and he is an F1 driver. I have driven on track, but club racing and F1 are apples and planets.  I can’t imagine doing what Max or Lewis did, but I also can’t imagine having millions of people debating something I did over the weekend.  

Those arguing about qualifications or merit are thoroughly missing the point, though I don’t blame them for that.

Oprah is rich and Obama was president - racism: disproved!

Yeah, one guy totally disproves the fact that there’s a problem.

I thought they claimed an 80mph top speed?

I frequently have moments of dissociation at work where I’m just staring at my computer thinking “What the fuck am I doing with my life?”

Re 1st: Called it.

“I’m a little skeptical that there is not enough space in the two-door Wrangler for a hybrid drivetrain, because Land Rover seemingly had no issues fitting a mild hybrid system in versions of the Defender 90 (the two-door one).”

If only they had a writer whose entire column is devoted to answering car buying questions, and perhaps also bought cars professionally as his career. If only.

There are a few limited instances where it makes sense to take a private jet. When I was consulting for Wal-Mart, their EVP’s would typically fly in and out the same day on a private jet. (Wal-Mart owns a fleet of private jets, just for their executives to do same day travel.)

Shooting someone anywhere (except maybe a toe, but good luck with that) is taking a decent chance at killing them, intended or not.

You don't shoot people if you're not intending on killing them.

I just saw a WRC Fiesta, R5/Rally 2 Fiestas, an R5/Rally 2 Hyundai, and a Skoda in SOFR, it’s not a problem.

The race has been eventful and yet still boring, so the mind wanders...

More brain scrambling visual context