Durability is the biggest factor for me. A set of Pilot Supersports will last nearly twice as long as a set of stickier Sport Cup 2’s. So instead of saving $400 per set, it’s more like $2200 per set.

He is just being a patriot.

I wonder if he told the officer he was JK?

Have your star and go away. 

C’mon, man...if you’re going to block your Jeep’s windshield, you’ll need a Compass.

No, he’s been advertising base Model 3s as bait, and then switching to top-of-the-line ones.

The headline says that the firm known for having panned the Model 3's quality winds up impressed by the car. It’s exactly what it should say.

And indeed, watch the video at 2:56, when McElroy asks “What’s your big walk-away conclusion about the Model 3?” Munro is clearly impressed.

An RX-3 front end is the last thing I expected to see on an FD

I really liked this piece - Kylie is a fascinating example of a number of things. She’s a way to talk about the concept of family wealth as opposed to individual wealth and how it can be good or bad for the overall success of the members of the family. She’s a way to talk about privilege and the different kinds of…

Is Elon and Grimes holding you, Raphael, and Patrick in a dark dungeon with a laptop and forcing you to write this?

Neither. Neither of the literate DMV officials.

Thanks for the obvious article, Raphael. Now can you delete it so none of the few literate DMV officers in Florida see this.

Omg, thank you for that!!!

Well done.

Down with Jacquard Looms! Will no one think of the weavers who invested in expensive looms, that now can’t make a living with machine looms undercutting then, and are taking their own lives!

Many owners take out interest-only loans for medallions, so they’re not really trying to pay down the medallion, just service the debt. When they’re ready to leave the taxi business, they could sell the medallion and pay off the loan.

Dude, I know. As I understand it the defense lawyer’s argument was that Crouch’s parents had essentially ruined him by always insulating him from the consequences of his actions ... and her reaction was to keep up the lack of consequences? If I was the judge I would’ve been like, “Good point. Guess it’s up to me and…

Maybe if you’d read the article, you would have noticed that the issue was the method of measuring.

Hint: There was no radar/laser use.

And you clearly don’t read because it was stated that the cop made an “educated guess” on the person’s speed and the cop was going below the speed limit when he was passed.

The vast majority of human beings are numskull illiterate cretins so it works out ok.