I have a client who’s a mechanic that works primarily on Lamborghinis, Bugattis, and McLarens. I am nowhere near the economic class of the owners of these vehicles...and neither is he for that matter. He has to test drive these cars after he repairs them (often on crowded city streets).

I get that impression as well. However, since the Ever Given has been an introduction into the perils of international shipping for so many of us, and garnered a lot of press in the process...those poor souls may have some value from a publicity perspective.

But... and to be clear I am extremely unknowledgeable about all of this and am just learning about this completely fucked up practice of abandoning crew members on cargo ships...

A-fucking-men.

I know there’s no legal definition for “muscle car”, but I always assumed that: (a) it at least needed to have a backseat; (b) it had to have somewhat of a sedan form factor; and (c) it’s all about straight line speed. So corvettes can never be muscle cars. They’re “sports cars.” The new Dodge Challenger is definitely…

Just started listening to it.  Great way to start the day.  Love JR.

Is this the thread where I too can get out of the greys?

I don’t know, I think the Jalop article does a nice job of reading between the lines with respect to the quote “to bring the uniqueness and passion of Ferrari to new generations.”

Also not to mention that a car, with that level of autonomous capability (whether it’s class 1, 2, etc.), shouldn’t even be able to “get in gear” unless there’s someone in the driver’s seat.

I think this might be a reflection of the fact that it’s a South side thing. Lots of south side delicacies don’t make it up north too often: Jim Shoe’s, jerk chicken tacos, most of the good aquarium smokers, Old Fashion’s donuts.

Yeah, this is kind of shitty. The legendary (and former) Hot Doug’s in Chicago had a similar deal without all the limitations. Any Hot Doug’s tattoo got you a free dog any time you went.

I was at Costco about 4 months ago and they had one on sale for $39. For that price I couldn’t resist. I love it so far. It’s already paid for itself with the ability to turn frozen fries into “fast food” fries in a pinch.

But the $64,000(,000,000) question is whether the theater business will even return to prepandemic levels. There’s lots of customers who have gotten really used to having the new releases available on Amazon prime, hbo max, etc.

Because then kindness, decency and libtards win.  Who wants to live in that world?

Someone get this man a raise, or a vacation (or better yet, both)!

Someone get this man a raise, or a vacation (or better yet, both)!

I don’t know, I would not want to be starting a career as a long haul truck driver right now. I think that industry will be mostly dead within 15 to 20 years.... And I’d be more worried about autonomous driving.

I’m so confused by this article. There’s a paragraph in the middle about the author’s increased responsibilities at his job. I’m not sure what that has to do with a gameboy, except that he’s like basically every other American corporate employee taking on increased duties for the same pay.

I’m so confused by this article. There’s a paragraph in the middle about the author’s increased responsibilities at…

Ryobi is very good for what it is, or if you know what you’re getting. I have two cordless ryobi drills and a driver. For home diy’ers, they’re perfect and much cheaper than the competition. I love my Ryobi drills.

Indeed. They used to complain about activist judges, and brag that they were strict constructionists who favored settling these matters through the political process and the free market (until Trump/McConnell stacked the judiciary with the kind of activist judges they like).  Fucking hypocrite assholes.

That’s why if you’re doing this you should probably just purchase the assets of the company, but maybe not the company itself. On the other hand, even if you purchase the assets, creditors may have liens against everything, in which case it’s all worthless.