“He’s as clumsy as he is stupid.”

It’s okay to oppose government bodies when they target businesses for strictly cultural reasons.

Disney has literally decades of history overseeing the Reedy Creek Development district, to the great benefit of Florida throughout that time. They’ve long since shown they are responsible members of that community, and worth the trust. Calling it a “targeted campaign of government retaliation” is a slam-dunk lawsuit.

As much as I don’t trust corporations at all and think Disney as one is a monster (though I do love a lot of the IP and the parks), this feels good. I’d genuinely trust Disney with overseeing the parks considering how many guests they see and how they know the parks need to be safe and clean in order to actually keep…

This is why I aim for the farthest parking space possible. Nobody wants those, and I never have to fight for it. They’re all too busy fighting to save 5 minutes of walking. I’d rather have the exercise and less stress. 

“No one is above an ass whuppin’”

Some people just need to get beat up once in a while to give their Narcissisms a check. Though I am glad it ended peacefully.

There are 1,400 docking and charging stations — meaning, on average, you’ll encounter one every 300 meters — and the docking locations are chosen by the local government for optimal accessibility and space usage.

and yet, cities have no trouble putting parking meters up 

Seems like they feel that they are white enough to get away with acting like 5 year olds throwing a tantrum and not get shot in the back.

I think they need to exercise their right to leave the country and not come back.

me who’s been patiently waiting a ~year to buy a late model used car

Also, CPO cars with factory-backed extended warranties help eliminate some of the risk of buying used while taking advantage of lower prices. After having bought several previously-used cars with no issues, I really wonder why most people are adverse to buying lightly used cars.

I’m the dad in a family of 5, we have a 2009 Pontiac Vibe and a 2013 Chrysler Town & Country. When you buy the right cars for your family, you can go for a decade without a car payment.

I’m really looking forward to picking up my neighbor’s Supra after it gets repo’d.

“Kesterson says that Volvo customers usually pay cash for their vehicles”

“After he realized his family needed a bigger vehicle, they did something unusual: they traded in both of their vehicles for a Ford Explorer.”

The Jones Act is terrible in so many ways. During the last(?) devastating hurricane in Puerto Rico (I’ve lost count, sadly) the US literally could not ship aid there because we did not have Jones Act compliant ships! Our own hostages people, and we could not even help them thanks to a terrible century old law that…

Do not co-sign a loan for your kid.  And don’t ask me how i know that either.