I am admittedly sad about trading in my manual trans mini tomorrow. But a chronic pain in my left ankle due to an injury that happened a few months after getting carjacked (not related, just giving a time frame) has made daily driving a manual increasingly painful.

Of course - but there are ways to go about it. Tearing up a check and causing a scene isn’t one of the recommended ways.

Me too.

Me too.

HAH!

It’s not fun having a gun pointed at your head.

Nah, I wasn’t in a branch. I worked in bank HQ with all the higher ups. They were up on the top floor in offices with windows, I was one floor below in a shared office with only walls.

I did however get carjacked two years ago, and only got to keep my car because it was a manual

Some of the best ones were when he’d return their money as a check, and they’d have no idea what to do with it, since they dealt almost entirely in cash.

The only time I ever witnessed something like this was about 3 years ago, when a fairly famous South Florida based hip hop artist had to be “fired” as a customer of…

Dafuq!?

I live in Miami... you’re pretty much spot on. In my previous job, I worked for an international bank in Miami, but we were one of the few that was on the up and up.  Our bank’s president would tell us stories about how he’d have to “fire” customers in the days of the cocaine cowboys.

It’s missing an apostrophe. Procee’d

That outfit can be recreated at a much lower budget, thanks to places like target and amazon.

That outfit can be recreated at a much lower budget, thanks to places like target and amazon.

BMW with a BMW engine.  Shockingly, the engine’s been the part where my MINI’s been perfectly reliable.

Then it’s going to be quite easy to get a decent increase power from it with a few bolt-ons. YAY.

Is that the B46/B48? That’s the same motor as my Mini, and the numbers are about what it’s putting down after a few mods.

Agreed

Some banks will ask for proof of income.  

In Florida you can register up to two years at a time, with no inspection needed, all done online.  And it’s been that way for over a decade.

In Florida you can register up to two years at a time, with no inspection needed, all done online.  And it’s been that way for over a decade.

I thought it was an Escalade