I’d love to call in to his show and ask a real financial planning question such as what strategies he would recommend to mitigate taxation on multi-generational wealth.

Leftover 2019 Buick TourX.

What they need is unfortunately, not what they want.

So go to Indy and wear a mask. I’m sure plenty will. The mortality rate for your age group is miniscule either way. Or just stay home for the next couple years...

Yes, “outside air” is SIGNIFICANTLY different than “inside air.” From this article: https://usa.streetsblog.org/2020/05/15/chinese-study-finds-outdoor-activities-safe-from-covid/

If 100,000 people can march down open streets in a number of major cities several days in a row, no reason they can’t attend the Indy 500. Someday the “let’s stay locked down forever crew” will have to face reality...people just do not care.

They’ll almost all be outside, in the open air, where it's basically impossible to be infected with any airborne virus. Calm down, Karen.

Well then, you’re in a tough spot I guess.

“Dumbasses completely submerge a car in a dumpster full of water”

Being stuck with this guy in an elevator is my definition of hell on earth.

The end result is interesting. Not sure dropping a car into water is a great idea......

You’re a carpenter. I was a carpenter. You can’t be a carpenter without a reliable work vehicle, and currently you have neither a reliable work vehicle nor the funds to get one. That sucks, but it’s just the situation you’re in. This is what I did, in a similar situation.

Toyotas are overrated.  I bought a $5,000 Camry once, boy was that a mistake.  It was a POS.  Before it hit 120,000 miles I had already poured $3,000 into repairs. I’ve had Chrysler products that were A. cheaper to purchase in the first place, and B. had no unexpected repairs.  If he buys a “Very decent old Toyota”…

He should sell 2 or 3 of the cars he’s not using and expand his budget to fix the other(s). I don’t really understand the purpose of clinging to the other non-functioning vehicles if none of them work and he doesn’t have $ to fix them

HEY NOW

Every local I know was celebrating the prompt removal of the Super Duper Fun Time Shit Bus last week. The powers that be didn’t even waste time on some nonsense public comment period, they just came in and hoisted the fucker out like they should have the first time someone died trying to get to it. The money wasted…

The smartest thing Harley Davidson leadership can do right now is take the company private again. Doing so will allow management to focus on doing the right things for long term success of the company rather than making short-term, 13-week decisions that only benefit the board and speculators.

Fixed the Headline for you.

Most publicly traded companies cannot bank large amounts of cash.

I agree with your point, but a company should be able to survive more than a few months.  Prior to all this Hertz was trading at what, 20 a share?  What warranted such a valuation if 3 months is all it takes to break the company?