I’m missing the part when stealing a kid’s boarding pass, and causing an unescorted minor incredible stress, is funny.

>Are these investments really worth it?

Not taking a particular side, but I reject the notion that I have to take a single stance on a question and apply it to al situations without judgment.

Can confirm as an engineering nerd I like watching the wings

Fund the VA properly so it can take care of veterans properly.

File under “know your client”. But you are absolutely right about that. If I’m running a construction business, the optics are much better if I show up in a 4 year old F-150 than either a brand new Navigator or 30 year old truck. (1st makes me look like I charge too much, 2nd like I’m desperate for the job)

I’d still like them to get a warrant first. This is the kind of creepiness that the old GDR’s police used to do, and I’m less and less happy with our slipshod acceptance of it. A warrant is barely a speedbump, given just how much of a rubberstamping exercise it has become since 9/11, but I’d still like the cops to be…

Whatever car your company is paying for.

We’re one step closer to a big-budget thriller about urban planning.

it’s an opening night ticket for me if someone gets trapped inside 4 walls

Man I’m glad I don’t have to be able to prove to the internet that I’m still friends with coworkers from 25 years ago, because those fuckers all sucked.

The solution is to sell the car and get out of debt with a cheap used car she can actually afford. The solution is to not buy a new car, because she can’t afford it. As I wrote in the article.

The most surprising part of this post is that it was not a Nissan Altima

You don’t have to take a moral stance on every single thing in life, my guy.

TheOGturn here, crazy to see my channel mentioned on a site i go to nearly day!!! For those wondering

Noise is just wasted power.

Plot twist: the car was assembled completely using stolen parts

“You know when something barely works one time, and it is only by the grace of god that everyone involved is not permanently financially ruined? Well, would it make sense to try that thing a second time, willingly subjecting yourself to the obvious risks a second time?”

It ain’t 2016 anymore

“Emotional sensitivity” in this case is the rich person’s way of calling you a pussy for not spending your money.