It’s a fair assumption that if someone is famous for existing on a reality show, they are probably not a good person and should not continue being famous. I’d be surprised if adultery was the worst thing they’ve done, but also have no interest in knowing more about them than I currently do.

Based on the bits and pieces I come across, I think I’d choose the lickfoot over comprehending who that guy is, why he’s famous, and why his actions have warranted so many scandal headlines.

what are the benefits here that are worth the money and time invested?

I think this is one of the few times were comment section here actually matches market demand. Short range PHEVs are the best of available technology and would make the vast majority of drivers accustomed to all electric for their daily commutes. They would probably improve the general public’s knowledge on plug in…

Hard disagree on this one. Just like how it’s better to baja all cars, everything should get a ute too. Those are all fantastic projects, especially since they look well done.

The examples given make it seem like the whole book is basically chocolate + carbs. While that is a solid combination and I’m sure many of them are good, I think the chocolate chip cookie remains so ubiquitous because it is the best ratio of the two in a small, simple package. Those others look like an increased…

Whenever there is a strike, these websites should do a write up about some of America’s most impactful strikes in our history. Pullman, Blair Mountain, and many more. 

Basically every benefit that every worker takes for granted or various employers may use as part of their total compensation package is thanks to a union that had to fight for it. In many cases, literally fighting the local police and/or national guard for those benefits. Absolutely insane some of the things that…

I think Happy Death Day is worth an honorable mention too.

Absolutely that. It’s amazing that people can get into managerial positions and then I have to explain to them that my take home salary is nowhere near the rate they see and how much their own employees actually cost.

That CEO conversation sounds like a good one to have, especially in the consulting/contracting world. Then I wouldn’t need to have it every time and engineer learns what the client gets charged versus what they get paid. A lot of employees don’t realize how much they cost, beyond simple salary.

That 2001 concept is looking more and more like a prediction of the future with each new model released, just needed more grill.

Committing a felony for a C class sounds both smart and dumb. It’s smart because despite being a Mercedes, a C class is probably one of the cheapest cars in a US Senator’s family, so nothing too flashy but still quite nice. It’s dumb because I would demand at least a Maybach for my felonies.

It is getting more common, but you’re excluding Ford, Chevy, Dodge, Jeep, Kia, Hyundai, & whoever else. It’s available from anyone, but it is not on every trim for everyone. My comment was just about expecting it when also asking for bare-bones.

I know Toyota & Subaru do. Most luxury models have it. It still varies a lot on my rentals who has it and most of those are 2020 or newer. 

On many brands, radar cruise isn’t a bare-bones option. It usually requires at least a mid-level trim or some type of tech package that adds a bunch of other stuff. A bit odd thinking that power windows are a luxury but the car driving itself in a straight line is bare-bones. 

I went to Catholic school, so at least 1 useless class every year. That said, I do think music/arts are important to be available. 

I doubt this is why they were negative, but while 13 years of experience is pretty good, its probably not what I’d look for if I’m trying to clear my legal issues while running for POTUS. That’s 25+ year territory for someone who’s sitting next to me in front of the judge.

The basic algebra is included for most people, but it’s generally not discussed as time value of money, APR, APY, etc. Emotions do certainly mess with people differently though, especially when it comes to cars.

It’s pretty wild how little of a high school education includes things like interest rates, premiums, deductibles, the many retirement funds, work place benefits, and the other various things that basically impacts every person every day.