My guess would be the application of heat is helping. Tires warm up quite a bit due to rolling resistance. Which not only increases the air pressure a bit but if you have a slow leak on the bead (where the tire makes a seal on the rim) the heat expansion of the rubber could conceivably seal it while your driving. Then…

How about... 44 is a very specific number. They aren't ball parking this shit. They didn't say 50 or even 45. No 44 bodies, that's what you can fit respectfully in a refrigerated trailor. I hope they did a background check on the guy at the meeting who volunteered that information. 

Truely fucked up thought about your UI situation and how 1099 workers are handled. It’s actually in your financial interest to get infected with covid-19 because if you survive you’ll be able to claim UI benefits under the relief package.

Yeah, she’s been looking at that potential recently.

Yeah on the plus side is I do Enterprise Storage. Any time I look at the market it seems to be a specialty that has openings in any major city. I expect it will continue that way as data just keeps getting bigger. So I'm pretty portable. 

Yikes. Apparently CA has quite the shortage even without the pandemic.

Yeah, we're in Buffalo so going to NYC for a temporary assignment has potential. 

Shes looking into traveling programs now. We're in Buffalo so going downstate to NYC is the most likely option. 

Im an IT systems engineer for a financial so I’m just sequestered in my home office with the machines to keep me company. I should start giving them names soon. So sanity is the only real danger this poses for me.

Yeah, I like to think of it as a 3/4 scale GT-R. And apparently the 2.5 is pretty sturdy. Shortly after I got the car in August I talked to a guy that said he has a gen2 one with 600HP. So I suppose the real fun starts when the warranty runs out.

Just get one of these... they’re good fun.

Yikes, how big are those wheels?

thank you for understanding math

C4C was not the boogie man.

Never had unintended acceleration, but I did have unintended deceleration once. I had a Focus that would shut itself off when hitting a bump just right. Took a while to track that down to a failing air flow sensor.

The Audi 2.5 TFSI 5 cyl got robbed. It's 1/2 a V10 you should love it.

Yeah there’s no CRX anymore. Thought a lot of those old Japanese cars were so fun because they were so light. IIRC an EG Civic 3 door weighed something crazy like 1800lbs. Which just can’t be done with modern safety quality.

The 80's was a dark period for cars. And about 1/2 if GenX was in highschool or college in the 90's. (Like me)

90's Japanese car price inflation makes sense. GenX has money now.

This is probably a good first car for a teenager. Looks fun but doesn’t go too fast. Cheap to keep the tank full. Can’t carry lots of distracting friends. Hard to conceive a child in.