Uh...yeah. I’ve explained it in more detail in other responses but the short version is that people with fake service dogs make life much harder for people who actually need a real service dog.

That’s good that you’ve always had good (or at least non-noteworthy) experiences with working dogs in public places.

Actually, yes. Because every time a fake service dog bites someone or starts barking on a plane or poops in a restaurant you get a whole bunch more people who are going to be pretty nasty when people like me show up with an actual working dog.

The problem isn’t what he does with his private jet. The problem is that he flaunts the fact that he can get away with scamming the service dog system, which may encourage other people to do the same.

Also, I love that 12 people agree with you that it’s ok for Lewis to abuse the service dog laws because he’s a world champion and screw people who actually need service dogs, amirite?

If he owns the jet he doesn’t need the fake service dog vests. Every time someone goes out and abuses the service dog laws it encourages more people to do the same, and people with real service dogs face more problems as a result.

It’s not about just bringing their dogs on the plane. It’s that their abuse of the service dog laws make things much harder for people who actually have real service dogs and have to deal with all kinds of crap as a result.

It’s not about just bringing their dogs on the plane. It’s that their abuse of the service dog laws make things much harder for people who actually have real service dogs and have to deal with all kinds of crap as a result.

People with fake service dogs make things significantly harder for people like me who couldn’t leave the house without a real service dog.

And he continues to be an asshole who uses a loophole in service dog laws to fly his dogs around with him. There is a special place in hell for people like Lewis with fake service dogs.

Oh boy do I have a good one.

Because it’s meant to be a race of skill and fitness, not a race of “The only way I’ll ever beat you is if your bike breaks”

Yes, new as in post 2016 facelift. Massively underwhelmed by the acceleration. It only felt a smidge faster than my VW which has half the power and a similar weight. It also felt far slower than my [beginner] motorcycle which has a roaring 47 horsepower at the wheel on a good day.

I tried driving my neighbor’s new V6 Camaro convertible. The interior was cramped, the ergonomics were laughably bad, the plastics and build quality were atrocious, visibility was terrible, and it was actually pretty slow. So nice to look at and yet so completely terrible to drive.

I’d laugh if it didn’t hurt so much...Ow my poor wallet.

Why not just build an awning over the road with solar panels on it? Then you can angle the panels as needed, plus the panels won’t get damaged from vehicles driving over them, plus the stop snow from piling up on the road as much, and they redirect rain to the side of the road. And of course you can use standard…

You’re not from around here, are you.

There’s a 250L now that can manage highway speeds. Super fun little machine.

My wife is 4'11" with a 27" inseam and can comfortably ride a Bonneville. I’m 5'7" with a 29" inseam and ride a CB500X with a 31.9" seat height.

WWII vets didn’t have the opportunity to chose. They were drafted.