I’m honestly having trouble coming up with a worse one and I literally write for a living

Might be the single worst combination of words I’ve ever seen. 

1st: Other OEMs learned this lesson the hard way. Selling large blocks of vehicles to the rental car companies, or owning a rental car company outright, is a neat way to move excess inventory; but it kills the residual value for your retail customers. This makes retail leasing more expensive, but it also impacts what…

It’s pretty fun to watch these silicon valley “geniuses” that think they don’t need any help from seasoned experts in their fields and that they have somehow discovered some magic new way of doing things learn the hard way that they are not as smart as they think.

Of course. Rebates to clear inventory are as old as the auto industry.

Even traditional automakers have responded to market conditions with pricing changes, but they have been more masked by making “instant rebates” and discount financing options while the base prices of their cars remains constant. Its a minor difference really, but a pretty big one to the finance-ignorant masses.

1st: Elon is learning a real lesson in “free” market economics.

[...]warned that the measures may be too little, too late.

He probably means the historic Australian definition: one that drives livestock overland. The way it’s used here, and they way I’ve generally heard it used by Americans, is the accepted modern definition

As always, it’s the dumbest motherfuckers in the room that are convinced they’re the smartest. Facts be damned, science be damned, reality be damned.

Time for the Time Paradoxes to begin. Too bad it’s 1998 and not 2018, the X-Men could have learned a thing or two by watching these time traveling buddies:

It infuriates me that this poor man’s death will be used to push bullshit conspiracies. I was just reading about Vince Foster and the Clintons’ supposed body count conspiracy. None of the actual facts matter, none of these people actually read original source material like coroner’s reports or anything, they just hear…

Exactly what I said in numerous replies to the original article after his passing.

Why would Boeing, for a lawsuit filed in 2017, request numerous depositions from Barnett that are the legal equivalent of in-court testimony, compel him to answer questions via depositions and other elements of discovery during that…

What fun would that be?

Serious question: what’s the point of killing a whistleblower AFTER they have blown the whistle, AFTER they have filed lawsuits?

You will lose a lot of brain cells. In a good way.

No, he wasn’t in 97 because too many bigoted assholes like you would’ve pitched a complete fit.

It’s a scene from 1984's Top Secret.

Logan had a room in the Summer House, which was for the Summers family. His room, Jean’s room, and Scott’s room were all linked without doors. Scott wanted to take Logan on their family vacation because he thought it would be nice to have Logan there with them. Like my guy, they’re a throuple.

The cheapest AWD Sienna within 300 miles of Houston is nearly $50k. All others are over $50k. There are multiple AWD Tellurides for under $40k. Minivans are great, but are they $10k+ better?