this book is a fantastic read. 

Oh they’re idiots.

I am the same way and I had to fill out 9 groomsmen. One was a cousin I didn’t really care for and two were “friends” who weren’t really that close to me other than niceities at work and stuff. I was alright with all of it and it was a fun time, but my wife had to cap her bridal party at 9 because she could have…

I do bring my wife to work happy-hours mostly because my coworkers like her more than they like me.

Don’t bring your girlfriends to a bachelor party either like my two brothers did to mine. It was barely a bachelor party anyway, just some bar hopping and Top Golf after the rehearsal dinner.

A little laid off at the top, good weight shift but have to keep the head still over the spine. Love the left heel lift at the top of the backswing. Good foundation, just needs some tweeking

Edit: Wasn’t Rich who made the error, my bad. original author

Yeah but then I have to deal with a lyft driver and ride in his shitty accord.

You know that’s not a lot in a city with some urban sprawl, right? The wife keeps it around 500 a month.

It might work in Chicago, but it won’t work well here in Austin. If you just take the per mile rate that’s like 400 miles in a month? I drive 1000-1500 (depending on kids activities and time of year) so I’ll be spending out the wazoo afterwards vs. driving a paid off car.

I would take AWD, 4 Cyl, and Manual trans for sure.

The TSX Wagon is one of my favorite looking wagons, it’s a shame they only put it out with the sleepy 4 cyl and FWD only.

Let’s go with Jordan, Texas or Anderson, TX.

Yeah it’s either overpriced or a worse vehicle than your average ride-share. Or both. 

They’re not protesting against any of those things. They’re protesting the government allowing Uber drivers. They want a cap on how many ubers there are.

Vehicles should have a maximum driver weight limit and minimum flexibility requirement too. The larger drivers I see don’t have the proper dexterity to handle a vehicle and they can’t turn properly to check blind spots.

You aren’t lying, We had a 2018 Santa Fe for a 10 day rental while my car was in the shop and we almost lost items because it took a while to go through the whole thing to get everything out. 

I’ve never actually had a smoker ask if they can light up in my home or in my car. They’ve always waited until we were outside, or asked if they can in the backyard, etc. And some of these people are the types who can’t go more than 2 hours without one. When I was a smoker, even at my most per day (about 10 cigs), i…

On the other hand, I mean it’s my property and if I want to smoke in my car that’s my business. I would put the onus on the buyer to avoid smoked in cars vs. telling sellers to not smoke in a car they own.

you literally find a picture for everything, it’s amazing.