Northrup-Grumman though the Avengers would carry their water... it wasn’t well received.

Oh, I can answer this. You swap in a rebuilt motor, but now you hear a new, intermittent, slightly concerning noise that slowly dRiVes YoU iNsAnE. 

IMHO, reliability is worth $300/month. That’s a $16,000 used Camry for my wife, every five years.

Every goddamned time. 

I played it last month and it was okay. Crashed maybe 3 times in 50hrs, and I had to restart to get quest givers to give quests a couple of times but it was fine otherwise.

That’s like, a basic requirement for stupid expensive hobbies.

My sailing is such a shitshow it counts as an adventure. 

That’s one way, but what do you do about water?

You’re all thinking wrong with your single engines. If you get an 80s powerboat in the 40ft range you could be looking twin V8 Detroit Diesels you’re over 600hp and 1,600torques right there.  Or you could get a gasser with two 454s for 700hp. Fuel bill might be a little higher though.

Disagree. Our system seems to lavishly reward people who take massive risks that come back to bite us in the ass later on in entirely predictable ways. 

Uhm, my deployed position is horizontal. 

Wait til you find out your retirement account was up between 2017 and 2019 because it was invested in (previously very profitably) firms like Credit Acceptance. 

It’s almost like the system is designed to benefit those at the top of at the expense of those at the bottom.

Is that Bone Crusher’s new crew?

Not just auto and home lending. So many businesses operate highly leveraged (not just those being devoured by PE firms) and now that the cash has stopped flowing everybody is fucked. Even if you/your business don’t live on credit, do you think you can say the same about your vendors and customers? 

Pitchpole, but intentionally.

I went for a harbor sail in SD last summer and we cruised past that, and I got a little excited. My wife didn’t appreciate weirdboat as much as she should have.

Lol, stonks can only go up

Lol, stonks can only go up

Did she make a couch-cushion fort for her George Michael Bluth-looking husband to hide from daddy after failing to solve another crisis? 

Call me when he follows Bailey Jay