Easy.

No, I actually really like it.

No, but it does give it electrical problems and oil leaks.

The difference between old money and new money is that new money needs to spend money to impress, old money doesn’t need to impress.

Thanks. I hate it.

Now with more sheet metal for bigger Blue Lives Matter + Don’t Tread On Me stickers!

Sweet a truck with a bed just big enough to hold my protein supplements and gallon jug of water!

I mean, it’s no V60...

Those rims are a little bland.

I see a lot of homes for fires and floods and that kind of stuff. I’m so bored with the same tired mansion crap. Hooray, you’ve got a square mile of marble. Hooray, you’ve got the same old pair of curved staircases with the 2nd floor bridge. Let me guess, there’s a great room that’s 2.5 stories tall when you walk out…

I’ve said it before, people don’t want to put gas in their electric car.

This is a bad take.

somewhat of a feature?

Yeah, I don’t make great money, but more than my peers, and I generally stick in the 12-16K range for used cars while they have 30K new ones.

$500+ a month on a car payment is not normal. It’s people living beyond their means that is normal. 

Yeah, especially $50K+ on a freaking Mustang. I come from a time when looking like a douche was free of charge.  You just had to really want it.

This is the correct take - living within your means is so uncool nowadays.

I don’t get it, either. I’ve got a pretty high salary and only one kid, and I’m still usually looking at used stuff in the $20K-30K range. Then again, people seem to talk like $500+ a month for a car is normal, so I guess I’m just out of touch.

Who paid to sit in first class and who got a free upgrade.

Looks like they are trying to pull a bit of the rear window look of the Type 57SC Atlantic, but putting it above instead of behind...