Maybe in your area, that's true. I know in my city Uber is qualified as a taxi service, and they have been checked out by the city and have the same background checks and special licenses as taxis. So even if Uber approves them, there is a second layer of checks.

Yep. There is a record of what car you're in, and the app is tracking via GPS.

They very well could have missed needed medications that played a part in that.

They very well could have missed needed medications at that age.

Double key deadbolts need a key on either side of the door. You could pretty easily be at least temporary locked inside if you loose your keys.

Automatic problems...

Have you tried locking your doors to keep crazies from just getting in your car?

Can't tell if you are in the "Uber can do no wrong" camp or the "Clearly she is lying about being raped" camp...

Yeah, that was the first flag. One of the perks of Uber/Lyft is you don't need cash, it's all done via the app.

Not to mention the app is tracking you via GPS.

I think it would be smarter for the passenger to record what the driver is doing, but that's just me...

Righto. I thought you said in that CAH game that one night you were a fan of the brat one.

I can assure you, Stef is a fan of the egger, especially the brat egger.

I wanna say it's RPG, but yeah. They also are amazing. Honestly, everything from the Gear Box is amazing.

Thanks Stef, now I want a brat egger! I drove past RA the other day, and it was so lonely and empty. Stupid winter!

Cats have dialed 911 for people, let alone 3 year olds...

Salty much? Sounds like you either don't have the car you want, or can't afford to drop the $800 for a good set of summer tires.

Not Mormon, just very strict Christian. Dorms were single sex (don't let the "co-ed" ones fool you, they were two buildings with a shared lobby connecting them, but it made the school sound more hip.) and there were certain hours you could be in the ones of the opposite sex. And even then you had to leave a shoe in…

I don't think so. I don't remember seeing any signs of any, but I also wasn't paying attention for it.

Eh, this isn't that shocking to me. It wasn't uncommon at my college to have two or three married couples with babies by graduation. My college had around 1,200 people at it, for reference. And I do say married couples, because I feel like my college would shun any single parents away, if not expel them for…