No, but this is America, where they don’t even know what they have, while complaining how much they just spent.

My boss can’t drive or shit, and whenever we see a client he has to drive whichever luxuray car he picks. The whole trip is 55-70 pulls till he get on the ass of the next car and breaks. sometimes i think of taking a seasickness pill beforehand.

where do you live that you’re 3 hours away from a service station?

I think its to get patrons to eat faster

What is fascinating the difference in coverage between the U.K. and USA news, where in the U.K. the question of NI/Ireland is brushed off or framed in “Why is the EU doing this to us.” Whereas The US has a substantial percent of descendants of Irish origin

The wto most certainly has something to do with the border. Before the WTO was formed in 1995 Ireland and the U.K. were part of the common travel area. Custom checks weren’t required to meet The WTO rules when they came into effect, this a hard customs border was not required.

What are you talking about?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2019/04/09/baby-boomers-face-retirement-crisis-little-savings-high-health-costs-and-unrealistic-expectations.html

At that point it isn’t between the EU and the UK, but the EU. UK, and WTO.

the problem with that plan is, given his crappy handling, no one trusts Corbyn.

Its been interesting watching bloomberg news. Back in Feb “no deal is suicide, no government would do it” followed by in May, lets flip a coin.

I have family that used to be in construction and the question they would always ask is “how do these businesses cook the books to emplioy them?”. people come here for jobs, so someone is hiring them. 

I agree with teh first half,

Some are excited about. 

if you’re 60 years old. and have no savings, and dump the only hunk of money you do have into a renovation, that is a stupid move as any major expenditure that pops up means selling your house.

I know too many boomer gen Xers that went right back to their old ways. One semi retired, 60, inheireted a bit of money and are now blowing it all renovating their bathroom and kitchen.

With the giant glut of used cars on the market I think in the short term it could be very bad. 

That’s kind of what happened in the U.K. Q1 major companies were placing huge orders to stockpile supplies for brexit and that was used by some to say, things were just great and nothing to fear. Meanwhile q2 is a swing back to reality.

With a glut of used cars in the market, when the recession hits, I don’t see the market suddenly shifting to 20k sedans. With slim to none profit margins in good times, I think it is hard to justify selling those at a loss in bad. With credit tightening Those buyers are going to be looking at 5-10k used cars. Maybe a…

it isn’t like careless ammunition handling was that rare