Nah man. Women get the curtesy of not being hit first. But the moment you assault me or my family, all curtesy is out the window.

I don’t think he hit her though, he definitely spat back which was funny and then she went off. Nah Women need to control themselves just as much as men. Wanna pick a fight with someone, you better actually know how to throw down. Men are not your dam punching bags.

Nope nope nope. This is what equality looks like. You don’t get free punches anymore.

Friendly reminder that premium gas provides no benefit if you’re vehicle’s engine was not built for it!

Not necessarily, Ford often with their ecoboost recommends regular, but gives the option of more power with higher octane for towing, etc.

Punish management and executives? You must be new to the US. That’s not how it works here.

On 9/12 there was a real sense that anything was possible; more attacks, learning that the terrorists were state sponsored, a shooting war starting immediately, etc.

You want to stop these ransomware attacks so the pipelines keep flowing? Easy. Pass laws where if there’s loose cybersecurity and ransomware is successful, convict the company’s management for not following the law. That’ll wake up the companies if the execs, not the minion who double-clicked on the ransomware email…

Yep.

It’s silly to hang on to a car you don’t need and aren’t attached to, just because of future FOMO. Just cash out, save yourself the maintenance $, and when the time comes that you actually do need a car find something that actually tickles your fancy and never look back. 

You happen to drive a Supra of that same vintage while you were at CCS? Possibly in a shade of maroon?

CCS and ArtCenter

“My used car is an appreciating asset!” is no less ridiculous than “My dog-based currency backed by the comedic stylings of an autistic billionaire is an appreciating asset!”

Sell. Gain money on the sell, don’t pay for registration, parking, maintenance, or any of that until you after this is over and you find a new desirable car.

You didn’t happen to go to CCS, did you?

Yup we bought second hand and got a GREAT deal last spring. People were looking to unload at the beginning of the pandemic, and we ended up being able to get 27 years left on the contract, and points were like $25 less a piece than from Disney directly. 

“appreciable asset”

Shhh, we don’t care about accurate facts here.

You know what the difference between a 1974 F150 and an F250 is? An extra leaf in the springs and slightly better brakes.

Actually, based on recent performance figures, the 2.7L Ecoboost F150 has consistently tested 0-60 in 5.7 seconds, the 3.5L Ecoboost on 91 octane will do 5.3 seconds.