Normally I’m not about escalating issues to police if it get’s handled, but I would be so heated, I would have called them and be hoping something bad happened when they showed up, but that’s just my knee jerk reaction.
Normally I’m not about escalating issues to police if it get’s handled, but I would be so heated, I would have called them and be hoping something bad happened when they showed up, but that’s just my knee jerk reaction.
A nice side effect of my dashcam is that is makes ME a more, umm, polite driver. Any time I get fired up by others’ stupidity, I think, do I really want to record my own aggressive response?
I put a dashcam in my car several years ago specifically because of seeing a video like this one. I even purposely bought one that is relatively easy to notice in the window. I don’t think it’s my imagination that I can tell people drive a little more carefully around me in traffic when I have the camera mounted…
Asking a fast food restaurant to cut your burger in half should be a felony.
He's the sheriff, so he's elected. He can't really be fired, unfortunately.
Never recommending a car to a non car person is excellent advise!
I like the VW guy willing to ignore anyone saying they have had not VW problems as simply being lucky, but not willing to entertain the idea that the bad VW experiences he has had may just be him being unlucky.
Same if you are out of fuel. Pumps still need power to pump gas.
Not defending the governor, but at the end of the day he and the gas stations are at the mercy of the distributors actually getting the gas out. Which is easier said than done. We had a hurricane, near ish to where I live, we are a few hundred miles from the coast so it was just a bad storm, not gas but ice was VERY…
Remember when Obama was inaugurated? Ram had already been building the truck currently known as the Ram 1500 Classic for several months before he was even sworn in. It isn’t just old — it’s old old.
Just head to Fort Lauderdale or Miami. They will be fine. The hurricane path is on a NE trajectory with the center well-above those cities.
A friend in SC was bringing supplies to others the hard way: loading up backpacks and hiking up washed out roads.
LOL, I tried to explain to someone in the past about gas stations not working after bad storms and they insisted it wasn’t true.
Flood damage sucks, it’s a nasty mess on a good day, this level is a nightmare to get out of.
Lack of gas stations operating. No electric power. The mules can eat their way in and out.
i’d think that ebikes, quads, and brodozers would work better in this situation, but what do i know. i’m in socal so we’ll find out if i’m alive when the “big one “hits.
Imagine living in the mountains of western North Carolina and getting hit by the remnants of a hurricane...and in some ways harder than Florida got hit. What a bizarre turn of events. I feel terrible for the people whose families, lives, livelihoods, communities, etc simply got washed away with little to no warning.
To everyone’s surprise the mule heavy portfolio started paying off.
There’s a reason they use mules/donkeys in places like the Grand Canyon, can carry a decent load a long way on very narrow paths. Not the coolest and fastest but the best for the job at hand. It really sucks, beautiful area, feel bad for the people dealing with the ongoing disaster.
If they want to keep AM for public safety, they can pick one frequency and reserve it across the United States. Clear out 5 KHz of the best spectrum and treat them like the EBS where you can activate it in affected areas via a few 50-100 kW antennas. Use it for regional emergency weather alerts, national security…