That would be amazing!

You have correctly pointed out that there is a difference between in-town fueling and road trip fueling. It seems like many in this comment thread are assuming one case and arguing against those who assume the other — but both exist depending on the location and the drivers.

I’d have to look at a balance sheet to assess how they’ve really done, but I’m not so sure that things are all that bad... at least by management’s criteria.

I must have reread that sentence a dozen times, and I’m still not sure I follow. Is there some stereotype about height correlating to appetite that I’m unaware of?

What were the neighbors about to do to her that required her to be rescued from them??? I feel like being rescued from the icy water would be the more pressing issue, but maybe the neighbors were particularly angry about the incident and about to make things even worse for her!

Thanks for that information. I was reading this thinking about all the people who are trying to get their hands on tests because they’re not sure if what they have right now is a cold or Covid. I don’t want to waste a test that could have gone to one of them, especially if the tests had a short shelf life. Since they…

Cool, thanks.  Seeing the amount of time it takes to ship, I was hoping that they’d be pretty shelf-stable... but at the same time, I didn’t want to take them away from those who currently need them more than I do.

I am excited about this!

Do the tests expire if unused for a period of time? Should only those who are experiencing symptoms (or who have been in close contact with someone who has tested positive) request a test, or is it in everyone’s best interest to place an order for potential use at some point (weeks, months, or more) in the future?

I have a much simpler mindset.  Every time I drive down a particularly pot-holed road, I think how nice it would be to have a slight lift and substantial tires.

I know Kohl’s cash is basically a pyramid scheme...

Here’s a couple dozen in the same price range with fewer miles and, perhaps most importantly, lacking the questionable modifications:

“Safari” sports cars:

Baller-on-a-budget here already took the time to drive from his crappy apartment complex to the nice neighborhood to get the pictures (note that the car is parked on the street, not in a driveway). And it was probably a long drive, so he had to stay hydrated!

Remember those terrible Chevrolet commercials from a few years back when a bunch of people who were totally not actors pretended to think that a de-badged Malibu was an Audi?

You see, if someone likes something that you don’t like, then you have to assume that everything else about them is the inverse of you as well. So it only stands to reason that if someone puts angry eyes on their Jeep, then they must also be a racist... who roots for the rival sports team... and wears socks with…

...covered it all in classy-ass vinyl...

A classy gal will place roses on your piano; a naughty one will put tulips on your organ.

It wouldn’t surprise me in the least.