I used to do the same with my Golf R. I don’t recommend, lol.

Is it just me or does it sound like he’s actually saying that the idea of women wanting a different car than men is in itself stupid?

This. I can drive on most dirt roads these rigs frequent in a stock GTI if I really want to. These things are outfitted with gear not out of some functional necessity but because their owners want to load them up with gear. Which, awesome! Have a blast! But driving on a forest service road isn’t hardcore, my stock…

This is very sound advice.

Stop it.

I learned to drive in a ‘65 Mustang on the freeways of LA; no power steering, a smidge of power assistance with braking, and something that kind of counted as “suspension”.

Driving modern cars is a cakewalk.

I just realized this all happened more than a handful of years ago. Fuck I’m getting old.

I lived in Downtown LA a few years back and there was a guy running a small store around the block from me. When I first discovered it I thought, “OMFG THIS IS EPIC!!”

After going there a few times to rent movies I remembered why these stores don’t compare to streaming online.

- Walking to the store to get a specific…

The assumption here is that people want to buy ANY concept car...even the bad ones.

One person sees inconsistency, I see a planned pattern for performance that I just don’t understand. :)

This is also applies for everyone that waits, standing, to be on the plane as soon as possible. Unless you’re flying Southwest, in which case bless your heart, you have an assigned seat. Just chill the fuck out and be the last one on the plane.

I agree, I’d love to see more records aimed at vehicles that were driven by motors driving the wheels.

I want to believe this so so so so so bad. Did the dog memorize the locations of the buttons or associate the shape of the words with the buttons? Cause dogs can’t read.

Correct response

Gaaaaaaawd

Each one of these articles is better than the last. I just wish there was less sports bullshit in them.

It’s not at all a barrier towards sending you to close that deal. However over the life of the deal it would definitely make most companies consider how many times it’s really necessary to make that trip. (I build products for sales teams here in SF...)

Exactly. Bump up taxes on flights and my assumption is more remote meetings would occur.

Or, not sure of your career, but a lot of companies might be encouraged to send people on less trips and conduct more business remotely. It’s easy to just send people on trips when the price is cheap, when it gets higher you really have to evaluate whether the business they’re conducting can only be done in person.

He’s retiring after the Japan Cup on October 20.

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