I am surprised this hasn’t come up more often.

Yeah like at first read I thought it was like a liquor delivery van, not a drunk driver’s liquor rolling out of the van.

No kidding with GPS tracking that goes off is he gets within x feet from ANY car dealer lol.

Duh he slaughtered a family and stole their car.

Which is dumb because knowingly depositing a hot check is against the law in the first place, then exploiting the time it takes for the deposit to hit and the get kicked back, to width draw that money is also illegal.

“USPS has a better revenue stream”

Exactly there is something serious going on here.  

“but their efforts are severely hampered by the fact he’s too young to be arrested or jailed for most nonviolent offenses under the state’s juvenile justice laws.”

It’s easy for me the Mazda MPV ɛ̃fini version. ɛ̃fini models were rare, I mean they were never sold in the US, I saw one on the way to get a haircut and damn near lost my mind.  It was a shit box, but it was almost certainly the only one in Texas, and probably the total number in the US is maybe in the single digits.

For Prime yes, for some of their other back end services, AWS primarily, it’s VERY VERY difficult.  AWS, Amazon Web Services, is the second largest hosting service in the world, and while it’s possible to dig and find out if website A uses them. Heck even GoDaddy, which is the number 1 hosting service ALSO uses AWS. …

IMO it’s because the USPS is poorly staffed. They moved sorting and distribution from our local post office(s), mind you we aren’t a tiny town with a combined population of a bit 0ver 200k which I don’t think includes the 70k students at the local college, to Houston. Our delivery times of regular mail more than…

I haven’t ordered anything from Amazon in ages, I use prime entirely for streaming.

Exactly at some point when you go over x inches of lift the truck uses real actual usability. Heck I had a Tacmoa TRD Pro as a rental and even at 6 feet tall with no running boards it was difficult to get into. Also if you run low profile “off road” tires 100% automatic brodozer category.

Yeah like I am sure a lot of the planning goes through like group texts or something but it can’t be impossible for some law enforcement group to get on the inside and find this stuff out.

Yes but it also a value add for new construction. If I drive an EV and I have a choice of 2 identical businesses to go to and one has EV charging and one doesn’t I am going to the one I can charge at. If I am buying a home or renting and one has EV charging and one doesn’t I am going to heavily favor the one with the…

They do last mile delivery where I am and it is not rural. Well my main reason is they shuttered the local sorting/distribution at our local post office a couple years ago so getting general mail takes sometimes twice as long even when going across town. Hell a local radio host had to make 6 trips over like 3 or 4…

I the primary use was just if someone parked to close and you can’t get the door open rather than backing it out then loading.

Right, like it’s not a huge deal, barring physical limitations, to you know just walk to your car. The only feature I have seen similar to this is the one Hyundai had that could remotely pull the vehicle forward or backward to get it out of a tight parking spot. Though I think at one point BWM had a kind of back up…

To me lifted and brodozer aren’t the same thing. Like lifted truck has a lift and you know actual functional off road tires. Brodozer has a lift so big the truck bed becomes almost functionally useless without a ladder, huge rims usually deep dish and on spacers, and super low profile “off road” tires bonus points for…

right like at some point some one in law enforcement has to have gotten into some social media group where this stuff is talked about.