God damn Frey's.

Dude looks like a grown ass man riding a power wheel.

Not with bodily harm, just to his memory.

And yet, one day this guy will be as dead as all of us. So it goes.

Damn it Matt, you're making vilifying this guy slightly less easy.

So, why begrudge people who come here to actually work?

Ok, forget all that other bullshit. Why, in the case of this German gentlemen, was it a good idea to detain him? Because Alabama has such a terrible problem with Germans invading its counties and not reporting their engineering income? Is it illegal for citizens of other countries to conduct business in ours?

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Disregard, nibbles lurks.

Another from Michigan.

True about the city, but what does that have to do with the Big 3? None of them have their core operations in the city. Ford is in Dearborn, GM is Warren, and Chrysler is Auburn Hills which is almost an hour from downtown. But you know that.

That was a purely hypothetical scenario. In all likelihood the crime I'm most like to commit is money laundering with a Taco Bell being my front.

If I murdered your face and nobody found out, am I immune to the law or just very sneaky?

M-22. Fairly well known among people from Michigan, but none of you have heard of it.

Truck-boat, brought to you by the makers of knife-wrench.

They did accept a loan of $5.9 billion, it just wasn't as publicly covered as GM and Chrysler.

Just shut up Rick. The risk of liquidation was too great at the time, especially since credit markets were completely seized in fall/winter 2008-spring 2009 making a privately financed bankruptcy near impossible. You can't say with certainty GM and Chrysler would have survived; if they didn't the collateral damage…

I didn't have walks of shame in college, I had walks of got high and fell asleep on my friend's couch again. Someone needs to corner that market.

I hate myself for laughing.

Oh shit I'm flipping into a field, better stick my head out the window for better visibility.