While I think a lot of these tests are stupid, I totally get the salt one. If you are putting salt on your food before even tasting it you are basically saying you have no trust in the cook and his profession. Would you be pleased if you dropped a report on your manager's desk and he started crossing things out…

I believe that Rocky drove a Jalpa in IV.

This is the teamed whose strategy is to play outside the rules, because they won't throw a flag every play right?

Macy's also pays less because they get a wholesale discount. The extra profit Polo makes from selling to me at retail should cover the extra shipping cost. I mentioned this already.

I don't like paying shipping either but to avoid the extra trip I place my order by phone and ask for free shipping. Their choice is to say no and lose the sale or yes and make a happy customer. I personally don't get charging shipping for online orders. Why is it when I buy a Polo shirt at Macy's the shipping cost is…

Does this app take a cut for itself too? Call me paranoid, but I'm not a fan of giving anyone or anything permission to move my money around.

Here in Philly gas is like 30-40 cents more than in NJ, and with the new taxes this month cigarettes are $2 more a pack. That is around $21-$22 more (subtracting the $2 toll) for something someone does once a week. Throw in a case of beer and you are looking at $25 in savings. I feel that's worth it for the ten minute…

Hypermiling. What good is squeezing a few extra miles out of my gas if it means taking an extra 30-45 minutes to get across town. Hardly seems worth it.

BJs, Costco, or Sam's Club memberships. Paying 50-60 a year to purchase their limited variety, with debatable savings doesn't seem worth it. I've heard stories about saving cash by using their store card for points, but even then I wonder how much are you truly saving.

I thought my 2007 VW Rabbit was an inexpensive car. I paid between 15 and 16 thousand for it new. My other options such as the Yaris, Elantra, and whatever the big 3 were selling at the time I felt fell into the cheap category.

I didn't say it worked great, just that it was doing what he mentioned first. Me personally, I prefer Waze to Google because it is better at adjusting to traffic. I can't wait until Google fully integrates Waze

Google was doing all of that when Cortana was still just an idea.

It's not hard to imagine when you remember that the mainstream media was in bed with the league so they had an interest in keeping the league looking good in the public eye (not as easy now with blogs, TMZ and the like). No one rats on their own interests. Kind of like how Deadspin writes about other companies'…

I hear that hog gets 80 mpg.

Are we having fun yet?!!!

Well since you went there I'll just walk away now. No sense continuing with a moron.

I watch tv when I am lying in bed ready to fall asleep. Can I fix my car then? Maybe I can do it during the other 3 hours of the day where both my kids and I are awake. Eating, and stories can wait. I am sure my one year old girl would love to know how to pull off an oil change. Maybe on the weekend when I am catching…

Actually it is "that" different for the employee. Employees get benefits such as being covered under discrimination and harassment laws. That can be huge. There are also other things that make it a bigger deal than just taxes.

It's not the know-how, it's the time. Anyone can swing a wrench, but how many can and want to fit it in between work and family.

Who leases a car then tries to trade it in 6 months later? Maybe a couple high rollers who can afford to, but the majority plan on holding the car until the end of the lease. Plus you forgot about GAP insurance which is required on most leases.