I agree that the Xterra driver was likely distracted but I don’t think the logs shifted backwards. It’s just the way they were loaded, overhanging the rear of the trailer. That’s what the orange flag on the end was for, to warn motorists, which it clearly failed to do.

“Personally, it makes me wonder what they are hiding,” one driver, who, like all the others who spoke to Jalopnik, asked for anonymity in order to speak freely out of fear of retribution from Lyft.

I love it. All of it.

Doctors HATE her!

Oh I agree, my situation could definitely have been much much worse. *picks up mic*. I actually sold the house in 2018 for 10% more than I paid 10 years earlier, which surprised me. So it still worked out ok, despite my bad market timing, all things considered.

I can beat that. I bought my first house in 2008. *mic drop*

I feel like the auto apocalypse isn’t going to actually happen. At least not until the day after I finally give in and buy a car. Let me just preemptively say, “that figures”.

I really like that leavery.

I’m definitely not reading all of that, so please feel free to select an appropriate repsonse from the list below.

This is one of those rare cars where you could be wearing a nice formal suit, or alternatively, slumming it in shorts and a t-shirt and yet somehow you wouldn’t look out of place in either situation.

Yes, thank you Michael. Your communication skills are very precise.

Same. YouTube is pretty amazing sometimes.

People care more about their own achievements, social status, comfort, security and safety (real or imagined) than they do about the bigger picture. I’m not sure how you expect to change that mentality short of another economic collapse, famine, war, or the apocalypse. Our society seems to have moments of…

Hell yeah. I’m starting to come down from my high of replacing a horn and window regulator 2 weeks ago. Time for another fix, if you know what I mean.

Your kidneys are worth $60k each? Stay there, I’ll be right over. I need to pick up some ice...

The steering is either overly light or overly heavy, and doesn’t say too much in the way of feedback. But it’s accurate.

This is true. How does that saying go? “It’s better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.” Seems to be the prevailing mentality. I can’t say that I totally disagree with it.

I mean, wouldn’t the cars always win? lol

Oh boy, that brings me back to my cult days. Good times. That reminds me, “Hey Alexa, add kool-aid to my grocery list.”

Hey, is your trailer a Turbo? Because it could be if you want.