Any charging network that has a monthly fee can fuck right the fuck off.

I really don’t care what she drives. I’m mostly just pointing out that marketing triumphs over reality.

Independent of the non-difference in height between an HR-V and other Honda cars, I’m not sure how the height has anything to do with the fact that the two door/four door problem exists on CUVs as well. I don’t think you could ever get that 2-door HR-V from the picture above in the US at all.

I’ll take the coupe door ding over the CUV door ding created by that sharp point where the door meets the wheel well any day. Between the coupes and the CUVs, the coupes get the worse end of the door ding stick.

Believe me. I have a bad knee and a bad back, and I know. The first time I literally couldn’t get out of my sports car was a bad, bad day.

That’s a common misconception about higher education.

An HR-V and a Civic have the same ground clearance and seat height.

It’s literally identical between an HR-V and a Civic.

Not caring is just a proxy for not knowing. People can drive around in something that makes them feel legitimately terrified, not realizing that a slightly different vehicle might change their whole experience for the better. But they don’t even realize that whatever their distaste for cars or driving is might actually…

They’re just hatchbacks with bigger/more expensive tires and marketing applied. What do you expect?

it’s easy to get in and out of

I’m pretty cynical, but you’ve got me beat.

Not gonna lie. I want the Hawaiian shirt.

Hah, the Mass Pike one is so Massachusetts!

Why would you ever buy insurance from a non-mutual insurer?

Whatever umpteenth show car, second vacation home, yet another boat your loan payments are buying for someone else.

Exactly this.

I can promise you the point of the college you went to itself wasn’t to teach you a skill so you can make a good living. It was to give you a broad education so you have the training to pursue whatever interest moves you. That’s how Higher Education sees itself and its role in the job market.

It shouldn’t be considered a “hard decision” to take the value of your degree vs the cost of your degree into account when choosing what and where to study.

“She got a Tesla? Fuck it I’m raising the rent by a thousand dollars. Peasants can’t have nice things!”