It’s been a year since this comment, and I apologize for responding to it now, but that part you mention about public schools? That is a nation-wide issue that continues to get worse.

If you listen closely after she asks that, you can hear some laughs. Great job by her.

Would you bet it at a guaranteed rate...?

This is what I was saying, I want a fucking video.

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Because they can slyly sell it to younger people as “urban living, but in the quiet suburb!”, leaving out the part about no amenities. But they get away with the design of the townhome as the justifying factor.

YES! Didn’t think of that in my mini-rant, but Instagram has fueled FOMO to a fever pitch.

I wouldn’t. Because then I’d put the onus on those motherfuckers to try their hand. Also, I’d make plans to hideout in the meantime.

Start with Pompeo.

What the fuck...?!?!?! WHY...WHY CAN’T WE HAVE REPORTERS LIKE THIS?

I love all of the impotent calls for Schiff to resign, knowing damn well he won’t, and also given that basically a *very* small group of people have even suggested such. It’s actually hilarious.

Goddammit, though! That guy that asked Trump about what he wanted Zelensky to do...PUSH BACK ON TRUMP!! Don’t be scared!

Not necessarily. What the person was saying is that there’s been somewhat of a “shadow recession”. I completely understand where they’re coming from.

I really love the intro Volvo SUV (C30?). Great looking car.

Alfa’s have shitty quality, you know that, right?

I don’t have much to contribute to the conversation except that lately, my dealership has been sending me emails about how my car is a highly-desirable used car, and that I should trade it in for a new one.

But it is ultimately GM, or Ford, or Chrysler top-end people who make the decision as to what is put out to market. And the “Big 3" have been putting out shitty vehicles for years now, and the people who put the cars together suffer because of upper managements’ decisions to push mediocre vehicles out.

It’s all about status. Plain and simple. And I think a lot of millenials have the “FOMO” disorder a lot worse than previous generations.

Yes, and even in the suburbs, where you’d expect prices to be lower.

I’ve seen the 7-year option a lot more frequently, lately. Or I should say, it comes up as the “default” length, if that makes sense.