Thing is dude my truck is all these 3 in 1, plus hauls kids. But I don’t smoke. It’s open friggin season in there, have you ever seen a 3 year old eat, they make grizzly bears look refined.

I only stop at rest stops to use the bathroom or to walk around to remain alert. Not eating or drinking in the car would make a long drive to my parents’ house (13-14 hours) even worse. Your behavior would mesh well with Tesla’s Supercharger marketing though.

You and Vin must not take any long trips in your cars.

Exactly, it’s just a Camaro. I don’t understand why people treat their cars like a formal living room. Eat it in, smoke your medical marijuana in it(if allowed to by state law) and enjoy those Burger King onion rings before they get cold.

It’s a car. It’s not the Mona Lisa. Unless you’re driving around in a 250 GTO you can get crumbs on the carpet and grease stains on the steering wheel and it’s not the end of the world.

Hey.

You can’t reason with Nürburgring truthers, man.

Seriously, the A-pillars suck on the tight roads, but you get used to the visibility after a few minutes of driving.

Let’s say your boyfriend’s boss knows your boyfriend does illegal drugs (and doesn’t care). Is it your position that if your boyfriend’s boss doesn’t tell you about your boyfriends drug habits before the wedding, you can sue your boyfriend’s company if he ever gets arrested for possession of if he runs down a…

Does she have damages that can be attributed to subway? In other words did subway cause her emotional distress, etc.? It doesn’t sound like it to me.

No.

I really don’t get the can’t see out of it? I have a 2016 SS and not once had a problem seeing out of it. The only visibility problem that comes up is if you pull too far up to a stop light you have to bend down to see it. That is easy not to do though.

Your gif has an old man checking the grass on the field, but does he need to go down like that?

The sick fuck really did like to eat fresh.

The rule is that Nurburgring times are meaningless if your favorite car did a slow lap.

Pony cars do not own “can’t turn”. I’m not sure it is possible to own such a thing.

Completely agree. But, when it is “about the numbers” and those numbers include price (both purchase and maintenance), it’s crazy how much speed you can get with a “pony” car right now.

If ever I am in a conversation where my counterpart leads a sentence with the clause, “In Silicon Valley, we....” I will immediately leverage my hand to foster innovation across their face.

He’s turned the whole organization into a Sideshow.

Man, Niles hasn’t aged well.