Yeah, I think it does vary a lot on the situation. I get that the meat is hot, the coals are still hot so once you let out the air, it does’t take but a couple seconds to establish the same temp one you put the lid back on. On the other hand, if its a windy day, forget about it. It’s a nightmare trying to get temps to…

Meh, I’ve heard that one before. For a chuckle check out the two but hole AMA

I want to know what’s up with number 8. If that’s true, that’s a shit deal.

Well on industry lends more to illegal activity than the other.

What about the dude who is straight humping the concrete? That’s got to wreck your junk!

How is it that you click on a message for naked women and you’re inundated with balls?

This “woman” needs to see a doctor. That hemorrhoid is pretty out there!

Here’s the thing though. You can go online and check the part yourself. You have access to the same computer. So if you are a grease monkey you can make the common sense decisions that need making to get the part info. Then all you have to do is call and say, “do you have this part number in stock?”

Yes sir. That or an exercise in wallet draining.

I feel like 51 bananas a day should be the punishment given in hell for people who did torture experiments on primates.

Yes you are indeed.

My post specifically says it makes sense in the luxury market. Any chance you’d like to share your program? I think it could be rather useful today.

Dude, you’re an idiot. Keep thinking you’re smart. It will get you far in life.

Oh shit 4 kids? That option won’t work. You can’t fit 6 people into a Cayenne, unless you put two in the cargo area. Sir you’ve graduated into full size SUV status. Good luck! Maybe infinity Q series or a Range Rover.

Umm. “I didn’t see much wrong with George’s article. Seemed pretty cogent,” Does seem to translate into I didn’t find issue with the article. It seemed clear. But then again, why would you agreed. It would make your previous posts absurd.

What are you talking about? My comment relates solely to luxury cars. Last I checked neither of those are luxury cars.

Actually the translation would be: I didn’t find issues with the article. It seemed clear enough. Maybe you’re just jealous of this man’s stature.

I supposed you’re living up to your namesake? Your posts must be bright and magnanimous!

This is exactly what I’ve said. If you’re buying luxury (infinity) used will almost always be better. If you’re not, look at the new.

He ends his comment with usually the smarter buy is new. I’m saying not for luxury. Usually the smarter buy is used in luxury. So I would say almost always buy used lux.