I’m not sure, have they started leaving rubber ducks on each other’s cars yet like Wrangler owners?

Stealing one from Mike Tyson became a status symbol with The Hangover

Yeah. I like being able to run home for lunch and see my pup/let him out if I know I’m gonna have a late night and just feeling like I’ve got time to do more after work- whether its mowing the lawn, working on my jeep, etc.  The stress relief alone was worth it. 

I commuted on Katy freeway for about a year and it was a nightmare. As they continue to build more and more homes out on the west side of the Houston metro it just gets worse.

She was just challenging herself to be shittier to her employees, apparently.  

Yeah, I went to a few growing up in Southern California and I don’t remember this being a thing. 

I filled up my truck Monday because I needed gas.  Wasn’t too bad, but I’m in Houston so half the people here are oil company employees anyway. 

I agree with you on the time aspect, but I’ve had enough orders get screwed up recently (mainly missing items with no heads up) that I’m at the point I’d rather drive there myself, save the few bucks, and not be annoyed that I didn’t get part of my order.

Not to mention wanting to taking on the real estate, inventory costs, etc

Don’t all movies? 

“Micturition” is the fun science word for pee that we all first learned watching The Big Lebowski 

camaraderie, eh? thats a little too close to comrades, don’t you think? 

I will keep that in mind if I’m ever in Buffalo. 

Had a base model 13 BMW 3 series. Got a rock chip that spread in the Houston heat. $1300 for a new windshield because of rain sensing wipers that never really worked to begin with. 

Are the steel wheels any different than the XJ steelies of the same vintage?  They look the same. And those are a dime a dozen. 

People who eat at Applebees lean all the time.  Its better for their ankles. 

Your turn, Cheesecake Factory. 

I loved Munich when I went in the summer of 2017.  Would go back anytime. 

Only because the growth has moved towards them.  Odds are there’s pressure on Covert to make a change, but they’ve been operating this way for 20+ years I’m sure. 

pretty common in rural Texas where there isn’t enough business to justify 2 service departments, 2 times the sales staff, etc.  Usually half the building is kinda imaged for one franchise, and the other half for the other.  Or really small separate buildings with a shared service drive in the middle.