If you can get past the fact that the cast changed slightly, seasons 5 and 6 are just as good as the first three seasons. 

Car sales are dropping but auto maker’s profits are increasing. “Too small” profit margins aren’t the problem, it’s corporate greed. People buy what’s on the lot, it’s not like there were tons of buyers going around the dealership to put in orders for increasingly large vehicles, dealerships and manufacturers both…

I can’t say I’ve ever heard Cook Out called the In N Out of the southeast. It has nowhere near the rep or fanaticism behind it, just people who appreciate the variety and prices. If you ever see someone wearing clothes with the Cook Out logo on them it’s because they work there.

I figured there’s probably some sort of production insurance, but most people(me I’m most people) wouldn’t have any idea what that entails and it should’ve been brought up explicitly if they were going to make that the motive for the murder.

Donna seems like an unlikely suspect to me. She could just tell her son that she’s pulling out at any time. I don’t think she’d have much compunction about pulling the rug out from under him if the need arose, and murder is a big step to end the play without ever attempting to otherwise sabotage the production. Being…

Yeah I think you’re right, but has he ever really expressed far left sentiment? I always associated him with a general cyberpunk anarchism more than socialism/communism.

What far left establishment smeared Assange exactly?

Hybrid Element with a slot for the new Motocompo

I like this season a lot, but I would like to see a less busy mystery next season, get back to the trio following spurious leads and harassing their neighbors. With Mabel having to leave her place, that could lead to a new building and new characters to investigate without abandoning the very narrow scope of their…

Ah yes, the car that everyone has driven, the Corvette. Fuck off

Their intelligence has absolutely nothing to do with this. There’s no IQ threshold for renting a car, and the business should account for a reasonable amount of confusion when operating an unfamiliar vehicle. This is simple Murphy’s law shit, this was obviously going to go wrong when they don’t provide basic…

They actively recruit sociopaths

Choke on that boot you worm

On the consumer side, definitely. This’ll be a rare bird in 20-30 years, an oddball collectable like the DeLorean. The thing is that they’re trying to make this a viable mass production vehicle back at Tesla HQ and they’ll never get that time or, more importantly, money back. Not from this lump at least.

They could’ve just made it a limited production, 200-2000 or whatever, jacked the price way up to catch the rubes with deep pockets, and they’d have completely avoided this very avoidable snafu.

Obviously a lot of people know how a toilet works, but that doesn’t mean that everyone knows how a toilet works, and it makes sense for a self-absorbed washed-up TV actor to not know. He’s lived in this swanky apartment for decades, if something goes wrong he just calls building maintenance.

Getting blue check vibes from this comment

What am I looking up? The Nazis demonized Marxism as part of their propaganda and put communists in camps, who are you talking about? 

Who exactly are you saying was a Marxist and then a Nazi? Because those are diametrically opposed ideologies. 

He got the degree and segued into automotive journalism, that’s an extremely logical career path ya fuckin dweeb