Is there any level of armor existing today that can survive a modern anti-ship missile?

So if they stance their cars in their garage, feel really happy about it, and never show it to anyone then you would be okay with stancing?

Isn’t the wrap gonna add weight? So by jalop-miata rules you’re doing it wrong!

What solution would you choose? Out of 1000 people what would be the solution most people would choose?

I drove and hiked up the California coast Big Sur area last week, and I felt like I was in Half Life 2 level where you drive along the coast.

What, how? I get 26mpg combined and I drive like a grandma.

I am curious, does putting armor on a car increase or decrease crash safety?

Uhh, because his car is polluting his neighborhood and putting people with respiratory conditions at risk?

I didn’t feel exploited last year when I found an Airbnb place in downtown Seattle for $60 when the cheapest hotel room downtown was $200. And our host gave us free chocolates from the chocolate store she owns.

In the pen example, Ms. Birken is too focused on the failure of her minimalism by throwing away the silver paint pen, did she stop to think that for that one mistake she had thrown away “dozens of dry pens, leadless mechanical pencils, and various markers and Sharpies”?

Read and learn friend:

Financial idependence (Mr. Money Mustache style) by 40. I am 28 now.

My parents mentioned “emergencies” too while talking about my car and my girlfriend (who can’t drive a manual). But then I thought, how often does an emergency occur where you can’t call an ambulance? The compound probability of such an event is really low for me.

Basically the idea is spending money to buy time. The more you save now the less you have to work in the future and the more time you have to spend with your loved ones. This vs working a lot of years to buy fancy German sedans and a giant house

You’re missing the point Tom. All the anti-car-financing financial gurus start their advice with the belief that you should NOT have a $30,000 car PERIOD. It doesn’t matter what your income is or what your net worth is, there are better uses of your money and time (especially if you’re just buying the car to impress…

What if the question is: “What do I want in a car that will serve my needs and make me happy? Where being happy is a low financial impact and epic drives?”

But MMM isn’t sitting around all day on his couch.

Where does the stress come from? Work? Have you stopped to consider that by eating out to relive stress you now have to work more to pay for that dinner and thus have more stress?

Where did they put the Doug who doesn’t sweat the small stuff (like a neighbor whose Prius blocked his driveway a little bit)? And why did they replace it with this Doug who is so easily annoyed? That first Doug was cooler.

Is the guy from Google named Chris Urmson? If it is that guy just gave a Ted talk where safety is the primary reason they are developing these cars. Look for the talk on YouTube.